Hi all,
I'm after some suggestions for a 4 (or 5 at a push) walk in Tassie in last week of Sept.
One plan is to do Mt Anne but getting transport from Hobart at that time of year is proving difficult so I'm looking for an alternate.
Anyone got some good suggestions on where I might be able to head, leaving from Hobart (I won't have a car) with 5 days Max up my sleeve?
There will be 2 well travelled, experienced hikers with plenty if experience and a great level of fitness - and we will have packed for extreme conditions.
Cheers!
4-5 day walk leaviin from Hobart
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4-5 day walk leaviin from Hobart
by Uncle Jr » Mon 18 Aug, 2014 7:47 pm
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Re: 4-5 day walk leaviin from Hobart
by Strider » Mon 18 Aug, 2014 8:29 pm
Catch a bus to Frenchman's Cap?
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Re: 4-5 day walk leaviin from Hobart
by pazzar » Mon 18 Aug, 2014 9:18 pm
Or bus to Lake St Clair and wander around the Labyrinth for a few days.
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Re: 4-5 day walk leaviin from Hobart
by Mechanic-AL » Mon 18 Aug, 2014 9:47 pm
+ 1 for the Labyrinth.
"What went ye out into the wilderness to see?
A reed shaken in the wind"?
A reed shaken in the wind"?
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Re: 4-5 day walk leaviin from Hobart
by Scottyk » Tue 19 Aug, 2014 6:10 pm
Labrynth is good, lots of peaks to climb and a good hut to retreat to in Pine Valley if the weather is bad. In September it is likely to be very windy, mostly is in spring in Tas.
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