Tasman Peninsular - Arthurs Peak track

[Singe]

The thread on Fortescue reminded me that on recent trips I've noticed a sign indicating a track to Arthur's Peak leaving the Cape Pillar track about 2.5Km south of Fortescue Bay... Google maps indicates that it exists, but looking at the satellite photos there are no signs of a track and I don't think it's marked on the current Tasmaps map... Has anyone walked in this area recently? Is there a reasonably easy-to-follow track, or should it be considered off-track?

[DonQx]

not off-track

fairly easy to follow unless you're very inexperienced or prone to getting lost

[Singe]

Thanks for the reply - might look at scheduling it in as a side trip next time I'm out that way

[north-north-west]

The turn-off is signposted. Impossible to miss unless you're walking blindfolded.

[DonQx]

I was thinking of the other end, towards Arthur Peak.

Have seen party members confused there.

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[PeterJ]

...... but looking at the satellite photos there are no signs of a track and I don't think it's marked on the current Tasmaps map... Has anyone walked in this area recently? Is there a reasonably easy-to-follow track, or should it be considered off-track?

I was there last month, flowers were superb. Pad is quite easy to follow. You can view my notes or if you wish download the GPS data. There is also a photo album.

[ILUVSWTAS]

Thanks for the links Peter! I have been meaning to get to Mt Lord and Lanes peak for a while now. Was actually meant to go today/tomorrow but my wife and I both got called in to work

[DonQx]

I was there last month, flowers were superb. Pad is quite easy to follow. You can view my notes or if you wish download the GPS data. There is also a photo album.

Same thought here Peter, excellent notes, thanks for your effort & for sharing!

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