A short walk though blue and white gum forest that is an important site for the 40-spotted pardalote to a seat up the hill where superb views out across Storm Bay are offered.
Track details
The Dennes Hill Nature Reserve is an important area for birdlife including the endangered 40-spotted pardalote, and was donated to the Parks & Wildlife service for conservation by Jo and Rosse Denne. A walk up Dennes Hill takes you to a seat that was erected by well known naturalist Sally Bryant and the Bruny Island Environment Network, and provides you stunning views over the surrounding hill and out to Storm Bay.
Location
321 Bruny Island Main Road, North Bruny Tasmania 7150, Australia
From Dennes point, drive south on C625 for [2km] until you turn right onto a dirt road to park your car. From Robert’s point, drive 8.4km east along B66 then turn left onto C625 towards Denne’s point. Drive north on C625 for [10.5km] before turning left onto a dirt turnoff and parking your car.
Track details
The Dennes Hill Nature Reserve is an important area for birdlife including the endangered 40-spotted pardalote, and was donated to the Parks & Wildlife service for conservation by Jo and Rosse Denne. A walk up Dennes Hill takes you to a seat that was erected by well known naturalist Sally Bryant and the Bruny Island Environment Network, and provides you stunning views over the surrounding hill and out to Storm Bay.
Location
321 Bruny Island Main Road, North Bruny Tasmania 7150, Australia
From Dennes point, drive south on C625 for [2km] until you turn right onto a dirt road to park your car. From Robert’s point, drive 8.4km east along B66 then turn left onto C625 towards Denne’s point. Drive north on C625 for [10.5km] before turning left onto a dirt turnoff and parking your car.
Key info
45 mins return
2km return
Grade 1: Easy