Next Iconic Walk: Consultation opens on $40 million Tyndall Range project
A proposed three-day walking track through the Tyndall Range has opened for public consultation, with the government highlighting its tourism benefits while the Greens question its cost and accessibility.
This walk aims to enhance Tasmania’s reputation as one of the great walking destinations in the world
Parks Minister Nick Duigan said the track would showcase Tasmania’s rugged West Coast and build on the success of the Overland and Three Capes tracks.
- 31-kilometre track
- Accommodation at Lake Huntley and Lake Mary for up to 44 walkers
- Communal huts, private pods and camping platforms
- Hybrid power systems using solar, micro-hydro and battery storage
- Ranger huts, day shelters and helipads
The project has been in development since 2018, when the government first sought public input on potential walking tracks.
Author's summary: Tasmania's new walking track project opens for public consultation.
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