![]() Take the Nohoiner Adventure with Tasmanian E-Bike Adventures. ![]() This innovative local tour operator also offers a similar adventure on Maria Island, departing Triabunna, 1 hour 15 minutes’ drive north-east of Hobart. Nohoiner Adventure, in collaboration with Tasmanian Aboriginal healer and culture guide Sheldon Thomas, offers a further Indigenous insight through traditional ceremonies and knowledge-sharing interpretation of Country, bush foods and medicine.Īnd it wouldn’t be a Tassie adventure without some fine cool-climate wine (from nearby Bangor Vineyard Shed) and fresh produce served picnic-style along the way. This exploration of the Bangor private estate on the Forestier Peninsula will see you traverse a wild and rarely accessed coastline by e-bike, exploring the site of the first contact between Tasmanian Aboriginal people and European maritime explorers. Make your way to the village of Dunalley, a 50-minute drive south-east of Hobart, to begin the Bangor Adventure or the Nohoiner Adventure. With its portfolio of day tours easily accessible from Hobart, Tasmanian E-Bike Adventures provides a unique and sustainable way to explore the state’s wilderness, culture and history. Join the Tasmania Island Cruise with Pennicott Wilderness Journeys. Or, for an extra hit of adrenalin, consider embarking on a 100-metre abseil down the Organ Pipes themselves.Īnd when it comes to your descent back to Hobart? Sure, you can head back down the way you came up – but how about taking on the three-hour downhill walk, where you can stop at the base at Cascades Brewery for well-earned refreshment before joining the Hobart rivulet track, or even mountain biking it with Under Down Under Tours. ![]() Try the easy 50-minute Silver Falls Loop or the more challenging three-hour return Organ Pipe Walk (one of Tasmania’s 60 Great Short Walks). From here you can also set off on any number of well-marked bushwalks – there are over 40 trails to suit all levels of fitness and covering off a variety of landscapes, from fern gullies to eucalypt forests to rocky outcrops. On a clear day, the summit offers a breathtaking panorama of Hobart and its waterways, Bruny Island and beyond. The winding ascent passes through temperate rainforest, sub-alpine flora and glacial rock formations before opening up to some of the most spectacular views any city can lay claim to. Often snow-capped, kunanyi/Mt Wellington forms a magnificent backdrop to Hobart and can be reached by car or Explorer Bus from the city centre within just 20 minutes. Here, nine outdoor adventures you can have in the city or on an easy day trip. Whether your idea of outdoor adventure means abseiling down the side of a mountain, kayaking and rafting along rivers, discovering the secrets of a city on foot or foraging for wild asparagus in the bush, you’ll be able to do it in Hobart and surrounds.Īnd all while breathing in that A-grade oxygen that only Tassie can supply – and no doubt with a platter of fresh Tassie produce or cool-climate wine within easy reach. ![]()
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