Hobart Intercity Cycleway (15.6km), South East Tasmania, Tasmania

Hobart Intercity Cycleway is a 15.6km, grade 2 hike located in the South East Tasmania, Tasmania. The hike should take around 4 hrs to complete.

Length: 15.6km

Duration: 4 hrs

Grade: 2

Style: One Way

Start: Hobart

End: Claremont

Location: South East Tasmania

Closest town: Hobart

Tasmania

From state capital: 1km

Longitude: 147.3353243

Latitude: -42.87559891

Hike summary

A high standard rail trail located beside the main railway line.

This concrete-surfaced trail runs from the Hobart Regatta Grounds on Queens Domain, past the Botanic Gardens, Runnymede Historic House and residential areas, linking the northern suburbs with the city centre. There are urban landscape views, colourful murals and the Tasmanian Transport Museum en route. The trail runs beside an active railway, connecting the Port of Hobart with Claremont in the north. In Claremont a trail branches along the spur line to Cadbury's. There are very few road intersections and it’s popular with recreational users and commuters.

For more information on this trail see the book Rail Trails of Tasmania.

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Hobart to Claremont in South Eastern Tasmania

Hobart area, 1km from Hobart

Sealed

Flat coastal

For more information and a location map please visit RailTrails Australia.

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