2022
Mount Wellington, officially known as kunanyi, is a majestic mountain in southeastern Tasmania, Australia. It towers over the city of Hobart, its capital, and is an iconic landmark of the region.
Elevation: 1,271 meters (4,170 feet) above sea level, making it the highest mountain in the Wellington Range.
Significance: A sacred site for the Tasmanian Aboriginal people and a popular recreational destination for locals and tourists alike.
Features:
Wellington Park: The mountain is within the boundaries of Wellington Park, a protected area known for its diverse flora and fauna.
Organ Pipes: A distinctive rock formation of dolerite columns on the mountain's face.
Walking and hiking trails: A network of trails offering stunning views of Hobart and the surrounding area.
Scenic drive: A sealed road winds up the mountain, providing access to the summit and breathtaking vistas.
Winter sports: During winter, the mountain becomes a popular spot for skiing and snowboarding
Map location
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