I've just got back from a few days in Tassie. we stayed in Hobart and had day trips from there including to Bruny Island. One day we drove out to Tahune on the Arve Rd. Quite a lot of development out there now. The bridge would appear to be for pedestrian traffic only now? I thought the Huon River looked great for pack rafting. Is this often done? On the way out we took a left turn and ended up in Judbury. Seemed to be quite a way around. Crossed the Huon on a huge concrete bridge. So perhaps a paddle down from Tahune to this bridge would be possible? Just upstream of this bridge another river flowed in on the left. This wouldn't be the Arve River would it? I only had the old 1:100,000 sheet and it didn't show the road we were on at all.
K.
Tahune Air walk
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Tahune Air walk
by kanangra » Fri 11 Jul, 2014 10:15 am
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Re: Tahune Air walk
by stepbystep » Fri 11 Jul, 2014 10:20 am
Just up stream from Tahune is where the Picton River meets the Huon. Lots of people raft The Picton and Huon. A popular hard packraft trip is taking the Anne River which meets the Huon.
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Re: Tahune Air walk
by kanangra » Fri 11 Jul, 2014 11:09 am
Next time I'm taking the pack raft then.
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