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Burnie: Walks



Fern Glade

Burnie
1 hour return

Fern Glade is a magnificent walk among spectacular tree ferns along the Emu River. There's plenty of wildlife, and if you are lucky you may see a platypus.

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Romaine Reserve

Burnie
1 hr return

Suburban Romaine Reserve features a fitness track that winds around a dam on Romaine Creek containing wild fowl. Beyond the lake is a picturesque bushland walk.

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Burnie Park

Burnie
40 mins return

A pleasant walk through the manicured gardens and lawns of Burnie Park, then up a walking trail through a strip of remnant forest to Oldaker Falls.

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Coastal Pathway

Covering approximately 85km, this continuous shared pathway (walking and cycling), once complete, will connect more than 85,000 residents between Wynyard and Latrobe. In addition to the continuous length there will be approximately 24km of additional shorter connecting links. The general alignment of the pathway will be along the former railway line from Cooee to Wynyard. The section through Burnie has been complete for over a decade, and begins at Wivenhoe, following the coast through Burnie and Cooee. Work has begun in the Waratah-Wynyard municipality to extend the shared pathway network from Wynyard to the east, with sections of pathway at East Wynyard (Port Creek to Nurses Retreat) and Somerset Foreshore (widening the existing path) also completed.

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