- Drones of any size are not permitted in Wellington Park without a permit
- No overnight parking in campervans or motorhomes
- Dogs are permitted on approved tracks only and must remain on-lead at all times
- Wellington Park is closed to all users on days of Extreme or Catastrophic fire danger
- Camping in Wellington Park is not permitted other than rough bush camping in the Natural Zone. There is no camping infrastructure in the Park.
- Camp fires are prohibited unless in designated fireplaces (inside selected huts) outside of the Fire Permit Period. Firewood must not be collected in Wellington Park.
- Trail bikes, quad bikes and ATVs are prohibited within Wellington Park. Please report illegal use.
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Kunanyi / Mount Wellington
Kunanyi / Mount Wellington
Kunanyi / Mount Wellington
Offering breathtaking views of southern Tasmania, the Pinnacle of Kunanyi / Mount Wellington is accessible via shuttle bus, car, bike or on foot.
The Springs
Kunanyi / Mount Wellington
Kunanyi / Mount Wellington
Grab a coffee, enjoy a picnic, take in the views at The Springs Lookout and explore Wellington Park on a number of short walks departing from The Springs.
Organ Pipes
Kunanyi / Mount Wellington
Fern Tree Park
See the towering dolerite columns of the Organ Pipes via one of Tasmania's 60 Great Short Walks. Start the walk on the Pinnacle Track from The Springs.
Fern Tree Park
Wellington Falls
Fern Tree Park
Nestled in the forest, Fern Tree Park features an adventure playground, picnic tables and BBQs.
Wellington Falls
Wellington Falls
Wellington Falls
For experienced adventurers, take one of Australia's oldest walking tracks to the magnificent Wellington Falls, a 50m high waterfall encased by dolerite cliffs.
Things to do
Bushwalking
Mountain Biking
Mountain Biking
From dry woodlands to windswept summits, Wellington Park is threaded with recreational trails. Shorter walks in the eastern foothills are well suited to families and dogs (on lead) are welcome on many of the trails. Exposed tracks extend to the west and south of the mountain and are suited to experienced and well-prepared walkers only. View popular walks on AllTrails.
Mountain Biking
Mountain Biking
Mountain Biking
Wellington Park is a premier mountain bike destination, with a track to suit riders of all skill levels. Check out the world-class Glenorchy Mountain Bike Park for cross country, downhill and jumps courses, experience purpose-built tracks in the eastern foothills, or ride at your leisure through stunning eucalypt forests along the North-South Track.
Trail running
Mountain Biking
Trail running
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Wellington Park through an exhilarating trail running experience. Whether you're a seasoned trail runner or a beginner looking for an adventure, the Park's extensive network of walking and shared-use trails has something to offer everyone. View trails on AllTrails.
Latest News
4WD 24-25 Permit Season CLOSED
4WD 24-25 Permit Season CLOSED
4WD 24-25 Permit Season CLOSED
The Trust advises that the East West Trail 24-25 Permit Season is now closed. The PWS has commenced major trail grading and re-sheeting works along the length of the Trail. The Trail will be impassable during this period and throughout the winter months. The 25-26 Permit Season will commence in late 2025 subject to weather and trail condition.
Capital 'K' for Kunanyi
4WD 24-25 Permit Season CLOSED
4WD 24-25 Permit Season CLOSED
Placenames Tasmania have officially revised the palawa kani name for the mountain under advice from the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre. The mountain is now officially cited as 'Kunanyi / Mount Wellington'.
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The mountain ...a people's perspective
Published in 2004, the mountain ...a people's perspective by Emily Stoddart is a unique collection of local history and stories of Kunanyi / Mount Wellington. The book was inspired by the 2001 Wellington Park Oral Histories Project. Price: $45 including postage to anywhere in Australia.
Birds of Kunanyi Flexi Field Guide
A pocket-size pictorial guide to 47 bird species found in Wellington Park, produced by Flexi Field Guides. Price: $8.50 including postage to anywhere in Australia