A walk that starts on an old 4wd track and heads out to a magnificent and wild section of coastline, to some stunning cliffs, caves and rocky arches underneath Mars Bluff.
Highlights
Superb arches and interesting rock formations at Mars Bluff. Wonderful views up the neck beach towards Fluted Cape
Track details
From the car park, follow the old 4wd track out past Big and Little Lagoon to the Neck Beach. From here you can walk to the base of Mars Bluff, where some extraordinary cliffs, caves and rocky arches between here and Miles beach can be found. You’ll only be able...
From the car park, follow the old 4wd track out past Big and Little Lagoon to the Neck Beach. From here you can walk to the base of Mars Bluff, where some extraordinary cliffs, caves and rocky arches between here and Miles beach can be found. You’ll only be able to see all these formations or get through to Miles Beach at the base of Mars Bluff with caution at very low tide.
Location
7150, North Bruny, Tasmania, Australia
From the Roberts Point Ferry Terminal on North Bruny, drive south on the Bruny Island Main Rd (B66) for 19km until you reach the carpark for the Cape Queen Elizabeth walk, on your left. Coming from Adventure Bay, drive north for 18km on Adventure Bay Road (C630) and then the...
From the Roberts Point Ferry Terminal on North Bruny, drive south on the Bruny Island Main Rd (B66) for 19km until you reach the carpark for the Cape Queen Elizabeth walk, on your left. Coming from Adventure Bay, drive north for 18km on Adventure Bay Road (C630) and then the Bruny Island Main Rd (B66) until you reach the car park to the walk, on your right.
Track details
From the car park, follow the old 4wd track out past Big and Little Lagoon to the Neck Beach. From here you can walk to the base of Mars Bluff, where some extraordinary cliffs, caves and rocky arches between here and Miles beach can be found. You’ll only be able...
From the car park, follow the old 4wd track out past Big and Little Lagoon to the Neck Beach. From here you can walk to the base of Mars Bluff, where some extraordinary cliffs, caves and rocky arches between here and Miles beach can be found. You’ll only be able to see all these formations or get through to Miles Beach at the base of Mars Bluff with caution at very low tide.
Location
7150, North Bruny, Tasmania, Australia
From the Roberts Point Ferry Terminal on North Bruny, drive south on the Bruny Island Main Rd (B66) for 19km until you reach the carpark for the Cape Queen Elizabeth walk, on your left. Coming from Adventure Bay, drive north for 18km on Adventure Bay Road (C630) and then the...
From the Roberts Point Ferry Terminal on North Bruny, drive south on the Bruny Island Main Rd (B66) for 19km until you reach the carpark for the Cape Queen Elizabeth walk, on your left. Coming from Adventure Bay, drive north for 18km on Adventure Bay Road (C630) and then the Bruny Island Main Rd (B66) until you reach the car park to the walk, on your right.
Key info
1.5 hours return
5.2km return
Grade 1: Easy