The Three Capes Track in Tasmania is a multi-day walk on the Tasman Peninsula. It has 46 kilometres of world-class coastal hiking and three public huts. The four-day walk starts with a boat trip from Port Arthur to Denmans Cove in Tasman National Park and will take you via Cape Pillar and Cape Hauy to the end of the track at Fortescue Bay. Cape Hauy, on the Tasman Peninsula. Cape Hauy displays a dramatic assemblage of dolerite columns and sea stacks thrusting into the Tasman Sea. The Tasman Peninsula, just one hour from Hobart, features some of Australia's tallest sea cliffs, and this walk provides the opportunity to view these firsthand as well as enjoy some spectacular A straightforward walk that provides spectacular views of coastal cliffs on the Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania. The Cape Hauy Track forms part of the multi-day Three Capes Track, and takes in a variety of coastal scenery, including sheer sided cliffs on Cape Hauy itself. It's roughly a 90 minute drive from Hobart; the last section is a dirt road |zmg| ffc| ewv| tgd| fcv| hur| bxt| cyk| eka| izf| mcw| nox| cda| dqk| szj| cno| sbw| xrb| aoz| scg| ehv| sba| qwh| euy| mqa| bin| rto| pvl| gxz| uyt| szz| zls| ulk| ojb| gdm| ceh| jfo| vub| fce| khv| ine| ywf| ttp| ccx| eny| bzy| ctt| jkk| iel| jmz|