Hobart Rivulet Park South , Hobart

DISTANCE 2.7km

EXPERIENCE Historic/cultural

DESCRIPTION

Following Hobart Rivulet upstream from the city to the foot of kunanyi / Mount Wellington, this trail has a gentle uphill grade and is well suited to bikes and dogs on lead.

Along the way are glimpses of the city’s history. Until the 1860s Hobart Rivulet was the main source of fresh water for the new settlement and so the colony grew up along its banks. You will pass the World Heritage Listed Female Factory, an institution used to house convict women and their children.

Further upstream is the historic . The playground and barbecue facilities in Cascade Gardens make this an ideal spot to take a break before retracing your steps to the city.

USER GROUPS SUGGESTED TIME DIFFICULTY

Under 2 hours

Under 2 hours

Under 2 hours

DOGS

Dogs allowed on lead.

ACCESS

FACILITIES

RESTRICTIONS

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Be aware of other bike riders and walkers using this trail.

MAP

The tracks starts at: -42.888485, 147.321075 Download GPX map file | Download KML map file | View large map

DIRECTIONS

Walk or ride your bike from the city centre to the beginning of the trail in South Hobart.

RELATED TRACKS

More tracks in the Hobart region

FURTHER RESOURCES

TasALERT Tasmanian Fire Service website Bureau of Meteorology weather warnings for Bureau of Meteorology home page

PHOTOS

THIS TRACK IS MANAGED BY HOBART CITY COUNCIL

If you have any questions, feedback or updates regarding this track please contact the track manager at the Hobart City Council by phone on 03 6238 2886 or by email to [email protected]. For urgent communications please contact us by phone.

The link to this track is https://www.greaterhobarttrails.com.au/track/hobart-rivulet-park/ and this PDF was last modified 17 September 2019.

The Greater Hobart Trails Project is an initiative of the Derwent Estuary Program in partnership with the local councils of Hobart, Kingborough, Derwent Valley, Clarence, Glenorchy and Brighton along with the Tasmanian Government.

Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)