Mt. Wellington
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Standing sentinel over Hobart, Mt. Wellington is known by locals simply as ‘the Mountain.’ A visit to the Pinnacle is an essential Hobart experience.

At the Pinnacle you’ll find a glass lookout building and boardwalks. In every direction the views of Hobart, all the way to the sea, are incredible.

The weather can change very abruptly up here, and it’s often freezing or can even be snowing when fair Hobart Town is experiencing mild weather.

If you’re feeling active, come to Mt Wellington to go bushwalking, bike riding, horse riding or rock climbing, or pack some lunch to enjoy at the sheltered Springs picnic area.

Review by Terry, United Kingdom, October 2011

This rates as one of the best tours I have done in Australia. Excellent equipment, fantastic staff and breathtaking scenery! Don't be put off by the 23km ride.. It's all downhill and suitable for riders of all abilities. If you are just thinking about it I'd say do it - you won't regret it!

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An excellent adventure; well organized, prompt and very friendly.

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Review by Susan C, February 2011

Doing what: Mount Wellington Tour from Hobart

This tour is a must do for anyone visiting Hobart, I had the perfect day for my tour. The guide was very informative which was great as you learned a lot along the way. Make sure you rug up as the temperature drops 10-20 degrees. You can a third of Tasmania from the top. Its beautiful. Continue Reading »

Practical Info

Rising to 1270 m (4,165 feet), Mt. Wellington is reached by a 22 km (13.5 mile) winding road from Fern Tree at the foot of the mountain.

If you’re not driving, you can catch a bus to Fern Tree then go for a three-hour hike to the top.

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