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kunanyi Trail Series is an opportunity to embrace the wilderness and run with kunanyi! Spanning four events across the year, the Trail Series offers adventure, community spirit and a chance to immerse yourself in nature! Breathe in the eucalypts, brush past the wet ferns, and hear the cockatoos squawk. kunanyi/Mt Wellington is home to diverse and captivating wilderness. and is an excellent host for trail running! Whether you’re a seasoned trail runner or making a switch from the road, the kunanyi Trail Series offers something for everyone. Each of our four events has 2 different courses: Sport and Enduro. The Sports courses generally range from 5-7km and the Enduro from 10-21km.

A shipping container cafe tucked into the wilderness at The Springs, halfway up kunanyi / Mount Wellington. Enjoy a unique cafe experience amongst nature and in close proximity to numerous trails and viewpoints. Serving coffee by Single O and providing locally-sourced sweets and savory food with vegan and gluten-free options. Experience a hot chocolate in the snow in Winter or relax on a Summer day with an iced latte before hiking to the summit. Enjoy the breathtaking views, ancient forests, waterfalls and rock formations of kunanyi / Mount Wellington. The Lost Freight Cafe is a must-do if you are visiting Southern Tasmania.

Wellington Park is an 18,011 reserve located on the doorstep of nipaluna / Hobart in southern lutruwita / Tasmania. The Park stretches west from the 1271m summit of kunanyi / Mount Wellington and includes spectacular lookouts, dramatic cliff faces, boulder fields, waterfalls, fern glades and amazing dolerite rock formations. kunanyi / Mount Wellington is accessible to walkers via a network of recreational trails, shuttle bus from the Hobart waterfront or by car or bike on a sealed but winding road to the summit (the Pinnacle), noting that car parking in the Park is limited. The road may be closed due to ice and snow - check the Pinnacle Rd Status on the City of Hobart or Wellington Park Management Trust website before departing. Be prepared for extreme and changeable weather. Lookouts and observation decks at the Pinnacle provide spectacular views over Hobart towards the east coast, to the west over the World Heritage Area of southern Tasmania, and to the south towards Bruny Island. Parking and toilet facilities are available. The Park supports a network of tracks for walking, running, mountain bike riding, horse riding (permit required) and recreational 4WDs (permit required). Popular locations in the Park include The Springs picnic area and Lost Freight Cafe, Cathedral Rock, Myrtle Forest picnic area, the Octopus Tree, Sphinx Rock, the Organ Pipes and Glenorchy Mountain Bike Park.