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The Neck lookout walk

Walk · Bruny Island · Hobart and the South, TAS
Photo: Takver from Australia, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Bruny Island covers 362 km² off Tasmania's southeast coast and is essentially two islands joined by a narrow isthmus called The Neck, with South Bruny home to a national park and rainforest
South Bruny National Park camping is first come, first served, with self-registration kiosks at Jetty Beach, The Pines, Cloudy Corner and The Neck
From Wikipedia and Tasmania Parks and Wildlife.

Closest campgrounds

Neck Campground
South Bruny · 3 km away in a straight line
Gordon Foreshore Reserve
Gordon · 9 km away in a straight line
Captain Cook Holiday Park
Adventure Bay · 11 km away in a straight line
The Pines Campground
South Bruny · 21 km away in a straight line
Cloudy Corner Campground
South Bruny · 23 km away in a straight line

More walks and nature nearby

walk to Snug Falls · 24 km →Snug Beach · 24 km →Jetty Beach · 26 km →Pelverata Falls · 28 km →walk to Cape Raoul · 37 km →Adamsons Falls · 42 km →
Camping in Hobart and the South →
Location from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Distances are in a straight line, so the drive or walk is longer. Check the park’s own site for track closures and conditions before you go.

The Neck lookout walk

Walk · Bruny Island · Hobart and the South

The Neck
Photo: Takver from Australia, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Bruny Island covers 362 km² off Tasmania's southeast coast and is essentially two islands joined by a narrow isthmus called The Neck, with South Bruny home to a national park and rainforest (Wikipedia)

South Bruny National Park camping is first come, first served, with self-registration kiosks at Jetty Beach, The Pines, Cloudy Corner and The Neck (Tasmania Parks and Wildlife)

Closest campgrounds

More walks and nature nearby

Camping in Hobart and the South

Location from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).