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The track largely follows FINISH: end of Dalmeny St, Rosebery historical trails from near Tullah to Rosebery. A gravel track starts you on a winding trail through the forest to DISTANCE: 12kms Sterling Saddle. At the top gravel roads link through to For further trail information, the descent into Rosebery which mostly follows an old including photos and videos: shoe track which was used when logging occurred on the WESTCOASTTAS.COM.AU slope many years ago. The sections of technical difficulty, which occur on the descent into Rosebery, are short and are capable of being walked by less competent riders. 500m 450m 400m 350m 300m 250m 200m 150m 2.5km 5km 7.5km 10km 11.5km ROSEBERY MONTEZUMA FALLS WILLIAMSFORD P START Montezuma Falls FINISH START: Montezuma Falls carpark. Montezuma Falls, near Rosebery is Tasmania’s highest 200m after leaving Rosebery, travelling waterfall. The trail to the falls is a shared walking/MTB trail and south, turn left to Williamsford. begins at Williamsford, two kilometres south of Rosebery. The The car park is approximately 6kms trail hugs the contours of the mountain with gentle gradients at the end of this road. that take you to the base of the 104 metre falls through pleasant park-like rainforest of leatherwood, myrtle, sassafras FINISH: Suspension bridge, Montezzuma Falls. and giant tree ferns. You may see native wildlife along the way, including several species of birds. The track follows the historic DISTANCE: 5kms route of the former North East Dundas Tramway. The creek immediately below the falls was once spanned by a wooden For further trail information, trestle bridge, 48 metres long and 15 metres high. Today including photos and videos: derelict pieces of timber, moss-covered concrete piers and WESTCOASTTAS.COM.AU rusty bolts are the only remains of this bridge. This is a great introductory MTB and walking trail for beginners and families. 377m 350m 325m 300m 275m 264m 0.5km 1km 1.5km 2km 2.5km 3km 3.5km 4km 4.84km ZEEHAN OONAH HILL H ee m s k ir k R o a d FINISH d oa R r u o b r a H ZEEHAN START l ia r T START: Trial Harbour Road, Zeehan The first purpose-built MTB trail on the West Coast, providing a mountain bike experience not found elsewhere in Tasmania. FINISH: Zeehan The trail is an easy climb through buttongrass hills to a high point of 396m, providing unique open riding with expansive DISTANCE: 5.8kms 360 degree views over the Heemskirk Range and out to the Southern Ocean on clear days, before a flow descent of For further trail information, including photos and videos: approximately 2.5km through dense tea tree forest. Although WESTCOASTTAS.COM.AU rated Green, the trail can be enjoyed by all riders. From Main Street, Zeehan head towards the Trial Harbour intersection. PLEASE NOTE: the area of Oonah Hill After turning onto Trial Harbour Road, travel approximately is categorised as an Extreme Hazard 3km to a service road on the right-hand side where you’ll Area due to open mine shafts and highly exposed sections of trail. Riders are find trail head signage. If not shuttling, park here. advised to remain on the trail at all times. 396m 350m 300m 250m 201m 0.75km 1.5km 2.25km 3km 3.75km 4.5km 5.82km STRAHAN OCEAN BEACH FINISH Ocean Beach START STRAHAN oad Ocean Beach R START: Ocean Beach Road, Strahan A 2km (4km return) low impact shared trail, ideal for cycling, (unsealed road) walking, horses and the beginner mountain biker. With a car park at the trail head and magnificent Ocean Beach FINISH: Ocean Beach awaiting, the Ocean Beach Trail is perfect for families and those wanting to experience the fresh West Coast air and DISTANCE: 1.8km environment. The trail is accessed from Ocean Beach Road – keep an eye out for signage on your right-hand side.
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