Enjoy a serene journey through she-oak forests on Rosny Point, offering enchanting glimpses of the Derwent River and the majestic kunanyi/Mt Wellington. The trail gracefully meanders around Rosny Hill, with short, steep sections flanking the Rosny Sewerage Works, before unveiling She-Oak Point, an esteemed Aboriginal site of significance.
As the trail emerges from the tree cover, it passes by Rosny College, culminating at the picturesque Kangaroo Bay Regional Park, where inviting BBQ facilities await. Throughout the route, amenities such as toilets and playgrounds can be found at Montagu Bay Park and Kangaroo Bay Park, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable outing for all.
For those seeking an extended adventure, seamlessly integrate this 3.3 km, grade 2 hike with other sections of the Clarence Foreshore Trail. While the path gradient around Bellerive Bluff may not be DDA compliant for wheelchairs, it is accessible to individuals using mobility scooters.
Convenient parking options are available at either Montagu Bay Park or Kangaroo Bay Regional Park (located off Kangaroo Bay Drive), providing easy access to the trailhead. Set aside approximately 1.25 hours to savor the beauty of Tasmania's waterfront on this captivating coastal journey.
Steep sections of path at either side of the Rosny Sewerage Works. She-oak needles on the path can make it slippery in places.
Total distance: 3275 m
Max elevation: 32 m
Min elevation: 3 m
Total climbing: 29 m
Total descent: -33 m
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Getting there
Closest towns to this walk: Bellerive, Eastlands, Howrah, Lindisfarne, Montagu Bay, Rosny
Getting to the trailhead in Rosny.
Parking is available at either Montagu Bay Park or Kangaroo Bay Regional Park (off Kangaroo Bay Drive)
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Track grade
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AWTGS represents easy walking tracks that offer a slightly more challenging experience compared to Grade 1. Similar to Grade 1, no prior bushwalking experience is required. The track surface is typically hardened or compacted and may have gentle hill sections or occasional steps. The total distance of a Grade 2 walk is typically no greater than 10 kilometers. These walks are still suitable for families with a bit more experience or those seeking a gentle introduction to some inclines.
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