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North West Tasmania

Montezuma Falls 
Climies Track 
Dial  Range
New Trails
 NW Suppliers
Sterling Valley  - Tassie Trails link
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The north west and west coast of Tassie are rugged areas of the state that have a mixture of mining, forestry, hydro electric generation and tourism. Don't me fooled by the short distances, as the roads twist and turn every chance they get!  This is why the west coast is home to the legendary Wildside MTB stage race. 

This region has has the iconic wilderness areas of Cradle Mountain and Strahan and its Gordon and Franklin Rivers. It is also home to the Wilderness West Coat Railway. 



Other adventure activities in the north west include; 
Cradle Mountain Canyons
Wilderness West Coat Railway
Wilderness Cruises

Tasmanian Microbrewery & Cider Trail

Driving Travel Times, without stopping
Launceston > Cradle Mountain - 2 1/2 hours

Devonport > Cradle Mountain - 2 hours
Devonport > Rosebery > 3 hours
Devonport > Strahan > 4 hours

Strahan > Hobart 4 hours


Supplies
Devonport & Burnie - large regional towns with everything you need
You basically need to take everything with you, although most towns have supermarkets, fuel and takeaways. No bikeshops except in Burnie, Ulverstone & Devonport.



Devonport Supermarkets 
Coles & Woolworths at 74 Best St, Devonport TAS - map 



Non - Riders? There are heaps of things to do if you are bringing non-riders with you. The north west & west has a wide range of historical points of interest, national parks, seaside towns and day trips. 



http://www.cradletocoasttastingtrail.com.au/ 

North West MTB Events


The Crank Penguin MTB Marathon


70 km - 2400 metres elevation
40 km - 1600 metres elevation


1 Feb 2015
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Wildside MTB

 16 - 19 January 2016
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