Mount Wellington

Mountain peak · Derwent Valley

Mount Wellington

Mountain peak · Derwent Valley

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Wellington Park TAS 7054, Australia

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Panoramic summit views of Hobart, Organ Pipes, and wild landscapes  

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"Many great cities have a great mountain watching over them. For Hobart, that’s Mount Wellington. A 30-minute drive takes you to the Pinnacle, which affords 180-degree vistas over Hobart and the islands rising between the Tasman Sea and the Derwent River. “Rug up,” as they say in Australia , especially in winter when the observation shelter is closed and you’re at the mercy of those “southerly” winds from Antarctica . If you need to warm up, grab a hot drink at the Lost Freight shipping container café at the Springs picnic area. Outdoor activities nearby include mountain biking, four-wheel-drive excursions, horseback riding, and rock climbing, but it really doesn’t get much better than a sunrise or sunset over the snaking Derwent River."

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"The Howling Wind The view of Hobart atop Mt. Wellington is stunning, but the gale force wind will shock you. Be prepared to walk at a 30 degree angle! By Rob Hughes"

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