Tasmania Atlas & Guide
Featuring all tourist regions of Tasmania with detailed walking and four-wheel drive tracks, maps and a revised atlas section
GPS surveyed roads and tracks
Detailed National Park and track inset maps
Self-drive 4WD tracks
Visitor information, history and culture
All the best campsites
Adventure activities
Trip planning tips
Food, wine and spirits
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Tasmania Contents 3 INTRODUCTION FOREWORD Matt Brogan 7 Editor’s top picks 8 ABOUT TASMANIA History 10 Indigenous groups 11 European history 15 ENVIRONMENT Geology 20 Aquaculture, viticulture and distilling 21 Animal spotting 22 Flora 25 PLANNING AND PREPARATION Before you go 28 On the road 31 Crossing Bass Strait 35 THINGS TO SEE AND DO Arts and culture 37 Wining and dining 38 4WD touring 39 Walking 40 Camping 42 Canoeing and kayaking 43 Cycling 44 Caving and climbing 45 Fishing 46 Sightseeing and photography 47 Night skies 48 REGION 1 - LAUNCESTON & NORTH Launceston and North 50 Tamar Region 53 Beaconsfield and surrounds 55 Deloraine 57 Mole Creek and surrounds 59 Westbury and surrounds 61 Longford 63 Perth, Evandale and Cressy 66 Campbell Town 69 Ross 71 Bridport and surrounds 73 Scottsdale and surrounds 75 Derby and surrounds 77 Flinders Island 79 REGION 2 - EAST COAST East Coast 84 Orford and Triabunna 87 Maria Island National Park 89 Little Swanport and Rocky Hills 90 Swansea 91 Freycinet National Park 93 Bicheno to Beaumaris 96 Winifred Curtis Scamander Reserve 98 St Helens and surrounds 99 REGION 3 - HOBART AND SOUTH Hobart and South 104 New Norfolk 108 Mount Field National Park 111 Maydena and Strathgordon 112 Hamilton and surrounds 114 Ouse 116 Wayatinah and Tarraleah 118 Port Arthur 120 Bruny Island 122 Huon Valley 125 REGION 4 - THE WEST COAST The West Coast 126 Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park 128 Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park 130 Queenstown 131 The Town of Pillinger 133 Strahan 134 Zeehan 138 Trial Harbour 140 Tullah 141 Corinna 143 REGION 5 - NORTH WEST North West 144 Waratah 146 The takayna/Tarkine 148 Arthur River 150 Smithton 151 Marrawah and Woolnorth 152 Stanley 154 Wynyard and surrounds 156 Burnie and surrounds 159 Devonport 160 Cradle Coast to the Meander Valley 162 King Island 164 Naracoopa 166 Grassy 167 Cape Wickham 168 TOP 5 WALKING TRACKS Introduction 170 TRACK 1 Bay of Fires Walk 174 TRACK 2 Overland Walk 176 TRACK 3 Maria Island Walk 178 TRACK 4 Three Capes Walk 180 TRACK 5 Walls of Jerusalem Walk 182 TOP 15 4WD TRACKS Introduction 184 TRACK 1 Borradaile Plains Track 186 TRACK 2 Ocean Beach Track 188 TRACK 3 Mount McCall Track & Mount Huxley Track 192 TRACK 4 Balfour Track 198 TRACK 5 Pyengana Jeep Track 200 TRACK 6 Climies Track 202 TRACK 7 Brushy Lagoon Track 204 TRACK 8 Southport Lagoon Track 206 TRACK 9 Bluestone Bay Track 210 TRACK 10 Meunna to Trowutta Arch Track (including Dip Falls) 212 TRACK 11 Jeffreys Track and White Timber Trail Track 216 TRACK 12 Sandy Cape Track 220 TRACK 13 Bridport to Bellingham Track (St Albans Bay 4WD Track) 224 TRACK 14 Montezuma Falls Track (North-East Dundas Tramway) 228 TRACK 15 Pieman Heads Track 230 ATLAS 234 INDEX 262
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Tasmania Highlights
Grand views Hike or bike
The wind shelter and tourist information centre on the summit of Mount Wellington (1,271m) in Hobart, the capital city of Tasmania, Australia.
Natural wonderland
Hiking the 65km Overland Track – rated as one of the world’s Top 10 walks – in Tasmania, Australia, with Barn Bluff in the background.
Located 75km north-west of Hobart, the Horseshoe Falls in the Mount Field National Park are one of 55 spectacular waterfalls in Tasmania, Australia.
History you can touch
The Richmond Bridge is a heritage-listed arch bridge located on the B31 in Richmond. Located 25km north of Hobart, this convictbuild bridge is the oldest stone span bridge in Australia having been opened in 1825. In 2005, the bridge was recognised as an outstanding historic place and added to the Australian National Heritage List.
Geological marvels
The most distinctive landmark in Stanley is Munatrik, commonly called The Nut. This geological formation is an old volcanic plug and was first sighted by Bass and Flinders on their circumnavigation of Van Dieman’s Land (now Tasmania) in 1798. Originally called Circular Head, The Nut has steep sides rising 143m to its flat top.
4WD paradise
There is simply no better way to explore Tasmania than by 4WD. With some of the most spectacular camping sites only accessible by 4WD, the real Tasmania is criss-crossed by dozens of four-wheel drive tracks, many the remnants of mining trails dating back to early 1800s. Discover forgotten towns and enjoy unrivalled views with our 15 detailed 4WD Maps (page 184) or by contacting one of Tasmania’s friendly four-wheel drive clubs.
Points of interest
The Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park is one of 19 in Tasmania. Located 117km west of Hobart, this untouched wilderness is named for the two rivers that lie within the park’s boundaries – the Franklin River and the Gordon River.
Rich Aboriginal heritage
Dating back over 40,000 years, the original inhabitants of Tasmania (which they called Lutruwita) left images and artefacts which detail their expression and beliefs. Today, Aboriginal Heritage Tasmania works with the community to promote the recognition, protection, and management of Tasmania’s unique Aboriginal culture heritage. It’s thought that more than a dozen different Aboriginal language groups existed in Tasmania prior to 1830, though most languages and traditions were lost with the death of the last native language speaker, Fanny Cochrane Smith, in 1905. A language revival project known as the Palawa Kani project is working to rediscover these lost languages via intensive archaeological research. Find out more at http://tacinc.com.au/programs/palawakani/
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4WD touring
Unrivalled challenges and scenery makes Tasmania a bucket list location for many 4WDers, all it asks is that you be well prepared and, of course, to tread lightly.
Four-wheel drive touring is a terrific way to see parts of Tasmania that are otherwise difficult to access.
We mention a few of the better-known four-wheel drive tracks Tasmania has to offer in this guide, but there are many more, and local four-wheel drive clubs provide by far the most extensive list available.
In Chris Boden’s book, OffRoad Tasmania: 4WD Tracks in
Tasmania you will find over 55 roads are tracks to whet the appetite of even the most adventurous four-wheel driver, as well as the contact details of many of the state’s 4WD clubs.
Just remember, many areas of Tasmania are protected and special consideration must be taken when driving in such areas. Care must be taken to prevent the spread of Root Rot (see page 27) and to avoid
damaging protected plant life.
It is also recommended that your vehicle is in tip-top shape before setting off. Fuel and mechanical provisions can be few and far between. It may also be very difficult to find phone or radio reception in some parts of Tasmania, meaning a high level of preparedness and selfreliance is part of nearly every off-road journey.
For more information about
four-wheel driving in Tasmania, or to discover 15 of the best four-wheel drive tracks the state has to offer, visit page 184 of this guide.
Tasmania’s windswept west coast provides some of the more challenging, but equally beautiful, 4WD locations to explore – just remember to pack all that you may need (Pic Hema Maps).
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Region 1 Launceston and North
Launceston and North (Map
pg 51)
An historic and scenic region with a storied past, Launceston and Tasmania’s north is home to unique villages, heritage estates, hedge-lined country lanes and some of the most remarkable natural areas the state has to offer. It’s also a terrific place in which to indulge in some of the best produce this side of Bass Strait.
Bucket list
Tamar Valley
Sample some of the best wines in one of Australia’s premier wine regions. Rolling hills of vineyards hug the banks of the River Tamar; nature’s bounty offering paddockto-plate cuisine. (Pic Jarrad Seng)
Best time to visit All year around, but do visit Launceston’s Harvest Market held every Saturday.
Situated at the southern tip of the kanamaluka / River Tamar is the vibrant city of Launceston. Nicknamed Launnie, the town is one of the oldest colonial settlements in Tasmania and home to some impressive stone structures including the water foundation at Prince’s Square.
establishment of Australia’s first underground sewage and official waste management system. The first surgical use of anesthetics in the southern hemisphere was administered here in 1847 by Dr William Russ Pugh. A bronze statue of Dr Pugh can be found in Prince’s Square, commemorating his lifelong service to medical science.
Things to see and do
Ben Lomond National Park
Drive up the steep mountain road of Jacob’s Ladder, a windy ascent until you reach the alpine plateau. Atop Ben Lomond is a breathtaking panoramic view; a pristine location for downhill skiing in the winter.
Trowunna Wildlife Sanctuary
Pat a furry little native (including a Tassie Devil) at this wonderful animal sanctuary, located near Mole Creek. Guided tours are available. (Pic Jarrad Seng)
Launceston was the first town in Australia to use hydroelectricity, thanks to its prime location along the longest river in Tasmania, the South Esk River. This river forms part of the territorial boundary between The North Midlands Nations, in the west, and The Ben Lomond, towards the southeast. The former power plant using the pure force of the South Esk River, the Duck Reach Power Station, ceased operation in 1995. Hydroelectric power was later harnessed at the Trevallyn Hydroelectric Power Station located along the River Tamar.
Another engineering feat of this booming metropolis was the
Visit the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery www.qvmag.tas.gov.au to marvel at the exquisite art exhibition and learn more about Tasmania’s rich history. On the grounds resides the old railway station and rail yards, which can be explored at the Launceston Tramway Museum.
Australian’s famous brewhouse James Boags Brewery www.jamesboag.com. au is located at the heritage-listed Tamar Hotel, a stunning Victorian era structure.
Harvest Market Launceston, convivial, weekly farmers’ market offering produce and food items, plus takeaway eats and live music (Pic Tourism Australia).
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Walking Track 1 Bay of Fires Walk
One of the world’s most beautiful beaches
The Bay of Fires Walk is arguably one of Tasmania’s most picturesque with views that change by the hour as the sun sweeps over the coast.
Tasmania’s Bay of Fires region is a popular destination for day-trippers and enthusiastic walkers who are catered for by several guided tour operators offering a range of experiences – from easy coastal walks to guided multi-day hikes that vary in distances covered and the degree of luxury offered.
The latter, more expensive option can involve overnight “glamping,” or accommodation in beach house or lighthouse-keeper cottages while the former can include less-exotic individual hikes utilising the basic campsites that are provided along the way. The duration of the guided walks varies, but four days is at the top end of the scale.
The Bay of Fires region – named by English Captain Tobias Furneaux in the 1770s after the sighting of Aboriginal fires along the coast that lit up the sky at night –stretches 50km along Tasmania’s north-east coast via larapuna/Eddystone Point in the Mount William National Park to Binalong Bay, not far from the picturesque fishing town of St Helens. Shell and bone-dumping grounds from cooking fires, known as middens, are still evident in some places.
The attractions of walking the Bay of Fires are consistent with the location:
sandy white beaches, brilliant blue sea, orange lichen-covered granite rocks, lagoons and rocky bluffs, all against a thick low-lying coastal vegetation that is so representative of the region.
The vistas from the Binalong Bay viewing platform or the headland at The Gardens – named after the tracts of wildflowers that grow in the area – are breathtaking.
Along with aquatic treats such as snorkelling and whale and dolphin spotting, there’s also abundant bird life, as well as signs of the aboriginal activity that gave this area of the Tasmanian coast its name.
A typical four-day catered walk at the Bay of Fires will begin at Boulder Point near the low-lying Mount William in the north, then work its way south to finish near the fishing village of Anson’s Bay in the south, traversing rocky gullies and exploring small, secluded beaches along the way – including the signature Binalong Bay.
The distances covered can vary enormously and walking is generally not difficult because of the flatness of the terrain. That said, you may encounter areas of soft sand. But believe us, the rewards vastly outweigh the physical effort outlaid.
Bay of Fires Walk Elevation
Bay of Fires Walk details
Grade: 3
Days to complete: 4
Distance: Up to 50km
Requirements: Bookings recommended/optional. https://parks.tas.gov.au/
Note: Map pg 175, is showing a portion of the most ‘scenic’ part of the walk.
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Looking across the Bay of Fires (Pic Tourism Tasmania and Andrew McIntosh, Ocean Photography).
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Track 12 Sandy Cape Track
A worthwhile and picturesque track for those with a sense of adventure
As one of several challenging tracks that run along Tasmania’s rugged West Coast, the Sandy Cape Track can at times be extremely difficult, but always worthwhile. Like any good boy scout, we recommend you come prepared.
Driving the track
Located within the Arthur-Pieman
Conservation Area, the Sandy Cape Track provides outstanding coastal scenery and beautiful camping spots. As the area is quite remote, it’s recommended you fill up at Corinna, if entering from the south, or Marrawah if entering from the north.
The main campsites are located at Greenes Creek, Pedder River, and Sandy Cape. Camping fees are included in the purchase of a Recreational Drivers Permit for the sea south of Temma and camping is offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
Camping fees apply for sites north of Temma and can be purchased at the Arthur River Parks and Wildlife Service Office Fishing is allowed only where signposted.
From Temma to Greenes Creek, approximately 12km, the track is rated to an
easy 4WD track. However, it can become slippery and more difficult after heavy rain with deep-water sections. The later beach section of the drive, from Greenes Creek to Sandy Cape, is rated as Difficult. The track comprises a mix of sandy and rocky
CLOCKWISE FROM BELOW: Arthur-Pieman Conservation Area, surrounded by dense rainforest and named after the wild river that runs from the mountains to the sea, Arthur River is a great base for exploring the takayna / Tarkine wilderness, Tasmania’s largest tract of temperate rainforest (Pic Jess Bonde); The cruise on this North West Tasmania river takes you 14kms along Arthur River, first to the river mouth then upstream past the Arthur and Frankland river junction before continuing on to Warra Landing for lunch; Arthur River Cruises is an unforgettable wilderness experience (Pics Tourism Australia).
Sandy Cape Track details
Grade: D
Time: 2-3 hours
Distance: 26.5km
Best Time of Year: Any Permits and Fees: Arthur-Pieman
Recreational Drivers Pass
Contact Details: Arthur River Field Centre, 1490 Arthur River Rd, Arthur River TAS 7330. Ph 03 6457 1225 or visit parks.tas.gov.au/explore-ourparks/arthur-pieman-conservation-area
Highlights: Aboriginal sites, coastal views, Bartel’s monument
Getting There: The Sandy Cape Track is accessed by first following the C214 (Rebecca Rd) west from Kanunnah Bridge or south from Arthur River. Head south at the intersection of Temma Rd near Couta Rocks and follow the road until it intersects with the Sandy Cape Track. Fuel is available at Zeehan or Smithton.
Facilities
Camping available
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Balfour Track Warning
Balfour Track Warning
Numerous deep water hazards, snorkle/winch/recovery gear essential, multiple buddy vehicles required. Majority of track can be submerged in wet season. Attempt only in dry season.
Ar thur Pieman Conservation Area permit required for access.
Numerous deep water hazards, snorkle/winch/recovery gear essential, multiple buddy vehicles required. Majority of track can be submerged in wet season. Attempt only in dry season. Ar thur Pieman Conservation Area permit required for access.
Balfour Track Warning
Ar thur-Pieman Conservation Area
Contact Ar thur River Parks and Wildlife Service on (03) 6457 1225 regarding permits and 4WDing in the conservation area.
Access to Sandy Cape should be done in convoy of at least 2 vehicles, at low tide, low tyre pressures and heeding to local Ar thur River ranger beach conditions warnings
Sandy Cape Beach Warning
This par t of the Sandy Cape Track can be treacherous during par ts of the year
This par t of the Sandy Cape Track can be treacherous during par ts of the year
This beach traverse contains four major ford crossings which should only be attempted at low tide and with snorkle/winch/recovery gear and multiple buddy vehicles present. Obtain the latest Ar thur River Ranger warnings for the beach and ford crossings before proceeding.
This beach traverse contains four major ford crossings which should only be attempted at low tide and with snorkle/winch/recovery gear and multiple buddy vehicles present. Obtain the latest Ar thur River Ranger warnings for the beach and ford crossings before proceeding.
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Discover Tasmania with this new Hema Atlas & Guide.
This second edition of Hema’s Tasmania Atlas & Guide features Hema’s distinctive and informative maps, all of which have been field checked by Hema’s Map Patrol to ensure the best possible accuracy with the latest mapping data.
Written and researched by some of the most experienced travellers in Tasmania the guide provides extensive and up-to-date information to the whole of Tasmania, from the breathtaking beaches of Tasmania’s east coast where sand and the Tasman Sea meet, to the wild western region that is home to Cradle Mountain, wilderness areas and many unique attractions.
Extensive cultural information and stories, along with the low-down on the European exploration and development of the regions, will ensure that today’s travellers see the country in a new, exciting and enlightened manner.
Comprehensive details for towns, national parks, hiking, cycling, camping, accommodation, activities and four-wheel driving, ensures you will have all the information you require for an enjoyable, and interesting foray to this wonderful state.
The book includes 5 walking and 15 4WD tracks of Hema’s favourite trips that stretch from the spectacular vistas of Hells Gates on the western coast to colourful granite-rock beaches of the Freycinet Peninsula.
Lavishly illustrated with magical photographs this guide will inspire and motivate travellers to visit Tasmania, whether for the first time or for the twentieth time.
This easy to use guidebook will take the difficulty out of planning a trip to this magnificent area and there is no better time to start planning that trip than now. Thanks to Hema’s latest well-researched guide it’s never been easier, so all that’s left to do is pack your bags and head off for a Tasmanian adventure.
Key Features
• GPS surveyed roads and tracks
• Detailed National Park and track inset maps
• Self-drive 4WD tracks
• Visitor information, history and culture
• All the best campsites
• Adventure activities
• Trip planning tips
• Food, wine and spirits
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Situated at the southern tip of the kanamaluka River Tamar is the vibrant city of Launceston. Nicknamed Launnie, the town is one of the oldest colonial some impressive stone structures including the water foundation at Square. Launceston was the first town in Australia to use hydroelectricity, thanks to its prime location along the longest river in Tasmania, the South Esk River. This river forms part of the territorial boundary between The North Midlands Nations, in the west, and The Ben Lomond, towards the southeast. The former power plant using the pure force of the South Esk River, the Duck Reach Power Station, ceased operation in 1995. Hydroelectric power was later harnessed at the Trevallyn Hydroelectric Power Station located along the River Tamar. Another engineering feat of this booming metropolis was the Harvest Market Launceston, convivial, weekly farmers’ market offering produce and food items, plus takeaway eats and live music (Pic Tourism Australia). Tamar Valley Sample some of the best wines in one of Australia’s premier wine regions. Rolling hills of vineyards hug the banks of the River Tamar; nature’s bounty offering paddockto-plate cuisine. (Pic Jarrad Seng) Drive up the steep mountain road of Jacob’s Ladder, a windy ascent until you reach the alpine plateau. Atop Ben Lomond is a breathtaking panoramic view; a pristine location for downhill skiing in the winter. Trowunna Wildlife Sanctuary Pat a furry little native (including a Tassie Devil) at this wonderful animal sanctuary, located near Mole Creek. Guided tours are available. (Pic Jarrad Seng) Bucket list establishment of Australia’s first underground sewage and official waste management system. The first surgical use of anesthetics in the southern hemisphere was administered here in 1847 by Dr William Russ Pugh. A bronze statue of Dr Pugh can be found in Prince’s Square, commemorating his lifelong service to Things to see and do Visit the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery www.qvmag.tas.gov.au to marvel at the exquisite art exhibition and learn more about Tasmania’s rich history. On the grounds resides the old railway station and rail yards, which can be explored at the Launceston Tramway Museum. Australian’s famous brewhouse James Boags Brewery www.jamesboag.com. is located at the heritage-listed Tamar Hotel, a stunning Victorian era structure.
Tasmania road atlas has been explored by the Hema Map Patrol and includes detailed coverage of towns, walking and 4WD tracks, plus national parks.
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