A walk along Jetty Beach to Dennes point and then rock hopping along coastal reserve to Kelly’s point and then south-east along the coastline to Cape De La Sortie. The coastal walk offers sweeping views out to Storm bay throughout.
Track details
Walk down to the Jetty and then follow the steps out onto Jetty Beach. Follow the beach north and up onto Denne’s point, where you can pick up the Denne’s point heritage trail – some interpretative signage that takes you through this region’s extraordinary history. From Denne’s point a thin...
Walk down to the Jetty and then follow the steps out onto Jetty Beach. Follow the beach north and up onto Denne’s point, where you can pick up the Denne’s point heritage trail – some interpretative signage that takes you through this region’s extraordinary history. From Denne’s point a thin coastal reserve can be closely followed rock hopping east along the coast to Kelly’s point and then, if you choose, following the coast south-east out to Cape De La Sortie. There are sweeping views across the Derwent river and Storm Bay offered here – up the Derwent river towards Hobart, across the water to South Arm or further east to the Tasman Peninsula. From here return back along the coast to Denne’s point and back along either Jetty beach or Denne’s point lane to the Jetty.
Location
7150, North Bruny, Tasmania, Australia
From the Roberts Point Ferry landing on Bruny island – drive 8.4km along Bruny Island Main Road (B66) before turning left onto C625 and driving north for 11km until you reach the Jetty Point Café – you can park here or around the corner near the Jetty.
Track details
Walk down to the Jetty and then follow the steps out onto Jetty Beach. Follow the beach north and up onto Denne’s point, where you can pick up the Denne’s point heritage trail – some interpretative signage that takes you through this region’s extraordinary history. From Denne’s point a thin...
Walk down to the Jetty and then follow the steps out onto Jetty Beach. Follow the beach north and up onto Denne’s point, where you can pick up the Denne’s point heritage trail – some interpretative signage that takes you through this region’s extraordinary history. From Denne’s point a thin coastal reserve can be closely followed rock hopping east along the coast to Kelly’s point and then, if you choose, following the coast south-east out to Cape De La Sortie. There are sweeping views across the Derwent river and Storm Bay offered here – up the Derwent river towards Hobart, across the water to South Arm or further east to the Tasman Peninsula. From here return back along the coast to Denne’s point and back along either Jetty beach or Denne’s point lane to the Jetty.
Location
7150, North Bruny, Tasmania, Australia
From the Roberts Point Ferry landing on Bruny island – drive 8.4km along Bruny Island Main Road (B66) before turning left onto C625 and driving north for 11km until you reach the Jetty Point Café – you can park here or around the corner near the Jetty.
Key info
2 hours return
6km return
Grade 2: Moderate