Fairly easy drive up the mountain. Excellent views when the clouds cleared. Wind was extreme and the ice pellets were painful on the face. But definitely worth the drive up.
Generally not, the snow usually stops by the end of August ☺️
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Fairly easy drive up the mountain. Excellent views when the clouds cleared. Wind was extreme and the ice pellets were painful on the face. But definitely worth the drive up.
Hubby and I drove up the mountain twice, once we were fogged in and frozen (windchill -11!) and once had a fantastic view (windchill -8) well worth the drive. Didn't experience any ice, but it hadn't been snowing or raining the days we visited (10...More
No matter how many times I come to Hobart I always come to Mt Wellington. The look out is breath taking and you get to see the hole of Hobart. There is a new coffee shop at the Spring's which is half way. Love it...More
Gets real windy at times so hold on tight! But the views are spectacular and worth it. There's a small indoor viewing section, but for the most part, you're right in the elements. Adventurous and challenging hikes start/finish here as well as a bit further...More
we drove up to Mt Wellington and it was quite scary as the lanes are small and cars on the opposite lane can pass you quite fast.. so take your time to stop by the side if you feel you are dragging the rest behind.....More
The views from here are beyond description! Just make sure you can see the top of the mountain from the town, otherwise you'll get up there and see nothing but clouds. We caught it on an absolutely perfect day in August. No snow and not...More
We decided to head up to the mountain for a day trip with the desire to reach the summit for some great views and the snow which apparently had dumped down the day before. We parked up at the Springs carpark as the roads were...More
We visited on the winter months and were amazed by the lively snow on the top of the mountain definitely made our trip better
We were interested to learn the Aboriginal name for this mountain - Kunanyi - and hope this becomes more widely used. We only had a couple of hours so we drove to The Springs where there is a cute little cafe and facilities. We had...More
We drove to the top on a clear windy day with views as far as the eye could see. It was very very windy on this day. As temperatures can be up to 10 degrees cooler please wear appropriate clothing - warm jackets etc and...More
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