Picket Hill Track

Picket Hill Track is a hidden gem located in Kingston, Tasmania, on the outskirts of Hobart.

It can be accessed from different locations, including Hackford Drive and Jacobsons Place junction, Denehey Road, End of Hackford Drive, Parkdale Drive, and Leslie Road. The trail is mostly a narrow bush track that winds through open woodland and grassy paddocks connecting rural bush properties. It is well maintained and accessible throughout the year. The Picket Hill Lookout at the summit offers panoramic views of the mountains and the ocean. Several steep sections are located near Picket Hill, and it can be muddy towards the Leslie Road exit.

The Picket Hill Track is an ideal destination for those who love outdoor experiences. The trail offers a unique and engrossing adventure, with spectacular views of the surrounding landscape. The Picket Hill Lookout is the highlight of the trail, providing brilliant scenic views, making it a perfect place for a picnic. The trail also links up with the Leslie Vale Track, which can be used to extend your adventure. It is worth carrying a camera, as the trail offers numerous opportunities for photos.

The Picket Hill Track is an accessible all-year-round outdoor activity. Summer and autumn months provide the best weather conditions with more visibility and drier conditions, but be prepared for colder temperatures if you visit in the winter months.

The Picket Hill Track is approximately 16.4 km from Hobart and can be accessed through several different roads. Visitors can park their cars along Hackford Drive, Parkdale Drive or Leslie Road, which offer multiple access points. Taxis, rental cars, and public buses are all convenient