Mtn.Trails

30/10/2021

**UPDATE - Tue 2/11: A heads-up that work is likely to continue into Friday this week. Latest estimate is to have the road open by lunchtime on Friday. Sorry for any inconvenience.**

We're giving Waterworks Reserve a major tidy-up next week. While you'll still be able to explore the area by foot, for safety reasons motor vehicles will not be allowed beyond the front gates for a few days from Monday.

The fabulous walk up to Gentle Annie Falls and beyond to the Pipleline Track will remain open, but bookings for the regular picnic sites won't be available.

The work is part of our annual maintenance of Waterworks Reserve and our role looking after the health of Hobart’s fabulous bushland reserves. We hope to have the road into Waterworks open again by Thursday 4 November.

If you want to explore more of our bushland walking tracks, visit the Greater Hobart Trails website: greaterhobarttrails.com.au

06/09/2021

A busy few days working with Tasmanian Helicopters and George Town Council to prepare and deliver 300+ bags of gravel for the World Trail crew.
📸 Dale Barker
🎥 Aub Carter

15/07/2021

11/07/2021

We are hiring. See attached ad.

18/06/2021

Our mainland crew started a new project today for NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service in the Shield Volcano Group of the World Heritage listed Gondwana Rainforests of Australia site.

30/05/2021

It's been a busy couple of months for the Mtn.Trails team with crews spread out across Tasmania and NSW. Designing, constructing and maintaining trails for Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service, Kingborough Council, Hydro Tasmania and NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service

21/04/2021

26/02/2021

17/12/2020

The greater Sorell community is loving the 11km Orielton Lagoon Loop pathway that connects Sorell and Midway Point and includes an easy, flat sub-loop in Miena Park.

Toby Hyatt, 12, and Lace Hyatt, 9, ride the sub-loop of the Orielton Lagoon Loop pathway several times a week.

Read about how the pathway is connecting communities and providing a much-needed opportunity for people to get out and active. http://healthytasmania.tas.gov.au/grant_projects/pathway_to_health_and_community_connections
Sorell Council

20/11/2020

Upgrades to the Mavista Nature Walk on Bruny Island are well underway for Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service. Track surface hardening, drain clearing and vegetation removal is being undertaken on this magic little bird watchers paradise behind Adventure Bay.

20/11/2020