Pinnacle Observation Shelter and Boardwalk

Pinnacle Observation Shelter and Boardwalk is a must-visit destination in Tasmania, Australia. It is located just 20 minutes drive away from Hobart central business district (CBD).

This 150-meter-long boardwalk offers panoramic views of Hobart, the River Derwent, Bruny Island, and the surrounding areas. It is designed to provide a unique vantage point for visitors to enjoy spectacular views and capture amazing photographs.

Walking on the boardwalk gives visitors a stunning bird's eye view of Hobart surroundings. Pinnacle Observation Shelter, located at the end of the boardwalk, has a viewing platform that is sheltered from the wind and provides an uninterrupted view of Greater Hobart. Visitors can also climb to the summit top of Mount Wellington, which is located across the road from Pinnacles Observation Shelter. The summit offers a 360-degree view of the mountain's alpine landscape. You can spot the different plants and animals at the summit, and the air is fresher with crisp mountain breezes.

Pinnacle Observation Shelter and Boardwalk are open throughout the year. The best time to visit Pinnacle Observation Shelter and Boardwalk will depend on personal preferences. Summer (December-February) is peak tourist season with warm weather, so expect higher prices. Winter (June-August) has colder temperatures but fewer crowds, and Spring (September-November) has milder temperatures with occasional rain showers.

The easiest way to travel to Pinnacle Observation Shelter and Boardwalk from Hobart is by car or a hired tour bus. The distance from Hobart CBD to Pinnacle Observation Shelter and Boardwalk is approximately 17 kilometers, and it takes around 20 minutes to drive