Guide to 4WD Tracks Tasmania Off Road Tassie
Tassie 4WD Tracks
The South Bruny Island Range 4WD track crosses the South Bruny Range from Adventure Bay with the opportunity to drive on a beautiful beach on Bruny Island and also the opportunity for camping Bruny Island. See: South Bruny National Park
South Bruny National Park is located on at the southern tip of Bruny Island off the, is an island located on the south-east coast of Tasmania. This park encompasses all of the coastline and some of the hinterland between Fluted Cape and the southern part of Great Taylors Bay and offers a wide range of opportunities for camping, surfing, bushwalking, fishing, camping and many other outdoor pursuits.
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Head past the Captain Cook Caravan Park Adventure Bay on Bruny Island and turn right after crossing a bridge onto Lockleys Road. You will see the Mavista Falls pincic area along Resolution Road, where you can take a short walk to the falls. After a while, turn right onto Staffords Road – Clennets Road enters from the right, but stay left on Staffords. After app. 2kilometres turn left into Cloudy Bay Road. which leads to Lunawanna Road. There is access to Cloudy Bay Beach – you can drive on the beach.
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No specific preparation required.
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South Bruny Island Free Camping
Camping The Neck Bruny Island
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The 4WD track at South Bruny Island offers an introduction into four-wheel driving as most of the island’s roads can be driven in a standard 2WD vehicle. Please note that four-wheel driving is only allowed on the beach at Cloudy Bay at low tide to the camping area and all drivers must stay above the high tide mark to protect the fragile island environment.
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