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Distance
1.9km
Experience
Coastal
Description
A well-graded gravel track with panoramic views of the Derwent River. Approximately 45 min return walk. There is a short but steep section into Shag Bay at the end. A rusty old boiler is all that remains of an early 20th century fertiliser plant and large wooden wharf at Shag Bay. Two men were killed when the boiler exploded. The area is rich in Aboriginal middens as it was one of the shortest crossing distances over the Derwent River. The last part of the walk is located in the East Risdon Nature Reserve and dogs are not permitted.
| User groups | Suggested time | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
 |
Under 2 hours |  |
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Under 2 hours | |
Dogs
Dogs allowed off lead.
Facilities
Restrictions
Safety precautions
Steep descent on the gravel track to Shag Bay at the end.
Photos
Map
Getting there
Start from carpark at Debomfords Lane off the East Derwent Highway in Geilston Bay.