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Connoisseurs Peak Bagging List

Developed by Stuart Bowling, Paul Geeves and Martin Doran . The Connoisseurs Peak Bagging List is the cream of the crop. A more enjoyable, more do-able list. The connoisseurs selection of Tasmanian peaks. View the Connoisseurs Peak Bagging List Preview of the Connoisseurs Peak Bagging List

Tasmanian Mountains

By Keith Brown The list incorporates the peaks listed under the Peak Baggers Guides (refs below) and a list of Abelettes and other peaks that may be of interest. Abels and Abelettes have a drop of 150m on all sides, the former being over 1100m high. The sources of information include: 1. Tasmap publications. I have done a first hand search of the 1:25 000 maps followed by a reference check to the other sources indicated below. Most 1:25 000 maps are based on AGD66 or AGD84 with a few upgraded to the new GDA94 (these are indicated in the list). The new GDA94 causes a shift in grid co-ordinates to the previous datum. To convert AGD66/84 1:25 000 maps to a GDA94, approximately 112m is added to the Eastings (+ .001) and 183m is added to the Northings (+ .002). 2. Peak Baggers Guides : { First listed area / value } Article by Tim Christie, A Peak Bagger's Guide to Tasmania , The Tasman...

Mount Rufus

Marian Harradine A Kept Secret The Mt Rufus walk has to be one of Tasmania's best kept secrets. Maybe it is the uninspiring name. I was very surprised when we walked it for the first time and it is one of my favourites. The views are stunning and the whole circuit though long, 7 hours, is most interesting and enjoyable. Getting there We drove the two hour trip from Hobart arriving at Lake St Claire at about 9am. It was very cold at 5°. There was a light dusting of snow on Mt Rufus. The Summit We left at 9.50, deciding to walk the circuit clockwise. It was still very cold. The walk up was very nicely graded with quite gradual climbing all the way. It was also very pretty walking in the rainforest for the first hour, continually crossing little running streams and the occasional bigger one. We gradually came into more open country and encountered some very light snow drifting on us. We climbed up to the exposed ridge, which we would follow up to the top of Mt Rufus, and we suddenly s...

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