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Tasmania specific bushwalking discussion. Please avoid publishing details of access to sensitive areas with no tracks.
Tasmania specific bushwalking discussion. Please avoid publishing details of access to sensitive areas with no tracks.
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Suggestions
by Young Hiker » Tue 04 Jan, 2011 10:35 am
Does any one have any suggestions to good walks in the north area that are suitable for a 6,8,13 y'o and two fit adults! Tips would be nice aswell! Thanks!
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Re: Suggestions
by Shaz » Tue 04 Jan, 2011 4:46 pm
Hi Young Hiker
I'm only new both here and in Tasmania But i love the place a great walk we did on our first trip out in Tas was in Waratah it is a stunning place and loads of history and photo opps and the hotel is a great feed as well hope this helps you....
I'm only new both here and in Tasmania But i love the place a great walk we did on our first trip out in Tas was in Waratah it is a stunning place and loads of history and photo opps and the hotel is a great feed as well hope this helps you....
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Re: Suggestions
by Tasallan » Tue 04 Jan, 2011 6:14 pm
Hi Young Hiker
Any of these walks in the Great Western Tiers are really good - a fantastic area and mostly only about one hour from Launceston: http://tastracks.webs.com/greatwesterntiers.htm
Happy walking'
Trevor
Any of these walks in the Great Western Tiers are really good - a fantastic area and mostly only about one hour from Launceston: http://tastracks.webs.com/greatwesterntiers.htm
Happy walking'
Trevor
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Re: Suggestions
by Phil » Mon 10 Jan, 2011 10:26 am
Hi young hiker
My wife and I walked in to Lees Paddocks with our 6 year old in November, was a fantastic walk with a wonderful hut to stay the night in once we got there.....there are some photos posted on this forum of our walk.
cheers
Phil
My wife and I walked in to Lees Paddocks with our 6 year old in November, was a fantastic walk with a wonderful hut to stay the night in once we got there.....there are some photos posted on this forum of our walk.
cheers
Phil
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Re: Suggestions
by Drifting » Mon 10 Jan, 2011 11:58 am
overnighters or day walks?
You can get books on this- there are a heap of them- Family Walks in the Northwest, Family Walks in the Launceston Area and Family Walks in the Huon Valley are the ones I have.
You can get books on this- there are a heap of them- Family Walks in the Northwest, Family Walks in the Launceston Area and Family Walks in the Huon Valley are the ones I have.
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Re: Suggestions
by Chrisbulldog » Mon 10 Jan, 2011 12:59 pm
Liffey Falls perhaps is a good one. Not that long but plenty to see along the way according to my guide. Havn't been there yet but will be this coming friday with a small group. Cheers Chris.
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