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Artbikes Eastern Shore P T GEILSTON BAY THE CLARENCE LINDISFARNE T FORESHORE TRAIL 1 T The Clarence Foreshore Trail is a multi-user pathway following the shores of the Derwent T River. It offers a diverse range of scenery P P from picturesque bays to she-oak forest and parkland. There are playgrounds, beaches and points of interest along the trail. The path varies from wide concrete to narrower gravel DERWENT RIVER sections. From Simmons Park in Lindisfarne to Howrah is approximately 11 km. ROSE BAY 2 CLARENCE FORESHORE TRAIL ROSNY PARK PICNIC/ P PLAYGROUND 3 4 T TOILET BIKE The Clarence Foreshore Trail. COLLECTION POINT MONTAGU BAY INTERPRETIVE SIGNS P 5 P LOOKOUT 6 T BELLERIVE 8 9 7 P T HOWRAH T Impact, interpretation of the Tasman Bridge disaster T P by Travis Tiddy and Kelly Eijdenberg. T ARTBIKES EASTERN SHORE 1 SIMMONS PARK, LINDISFARNE 6 BELLERIVE VILLAGE Foreshore park featuring great play equipment, CAFES AND RESTAURANTS adjacent the covered picnic area with tables and BBQ and seating Boardwalk and starting point to explore the under natural shade. The park has large grassy areas historic houses of Bellerive. and panoramic views of the water and hills. BELLERIVE COMMUNITY ARTS CENTRE MONTAGU BAY PARK Community arts activities and workshops. Public artwork and interpretation of the Tasman 2 Bridge disaster by Travis Tiddy and Kelly Eijdenberg, BELLERIVE BOARDWALK play equipment, BBQ, toilets. Including public artworks by Sam Brewster and Sharyn Woods. ROSNY HILL LOOKOUT SOUND PRESERVATION ASSOCIATION OF TASMANIA MUSEUM 3 Spectacular panoramic views of the River Derwent and the City of Hobart and kunyanyi/Mt.Wellington. Large collection of recorded sound, old radios, gramophones and music memorabilia. Opening hours Mon 11am – 3pm, Wed – Fri 11am – 3pm. SCHOOLHOUSE GALLERY AND 4 BARN (STARTING POINT) KANGAROO BLUFF BATTERY Rosny Farm is a unique cultural centre in the City of 7 Clarence. The site has important historical roots as a HISTORIC SITE fine example of an early walled farmyard containing The Kangaroo Bluff Battery was built to support the a beautiful heritage listed sandstone barn and farm Queens Battery (located at the Domain in Hobart) and the Battery Point battery. It was developed to cottage. Old Bellerive Post Office, now houses the Sound Preservation stop any enemy vessels from shelling Hobart Town Association of Tasmania Museum. The Barn hosts recitals, concerts, exhibitions, from just outside the range of the Domain and lectures and workshops. The Schoolhouse Gallery is Battery Point batteries. the only public gallery on the eastern shore of Hobart and is a venue for exhibitions of contemporary and 8 BLUNDSTONE ARENA AND community art, and historical displays. TASMANIAN CRICKET MUSEUM Blundstone Arena, Bellerive is the home of The grounds and cottage have displays of the Tasmanian cricket (tours by appointment) and history and development of Rosny Farm. features The Tasmanian Cricket Museum offering a special experience for cricket enthusiasts with Rosny Farm is open to the public at 11.00am to innovative displays, videos and state-of-the-art 5.00pm Wednesday to Sunday and closed on interactive technology. 10am - 3pm (Tuesday, Mondays, Tuesdays and between Christmas and Wednesday, Thursday) 10am - 12noon (Friday) New Year. KANGAROO BAY PARKLANDS 9 BELLERIVE BEACH PARK 5 Bellerive Beach is the main suburban beach in Clarence City Council is currently developing the Clarence and is the most popular Kangaroo Bay Parklands into a mixed use community for family picnics, walking, jogging and water area including passive and active recreation spaces, activities. Adjacent is the Bellerive Beach park with bbq facilities, public art and historical interpretation. BBQ area, play equipment and toilet facilities. The Expected completion date is late 2015. park is directly behind the Blundstone Arena. Simmons Park..
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