kunanyi/Mt Wellington Explorer One-Way Bus Pass

Routes & schedule

kunanyi/Mt Wellington Explorer Bus

Hop aboard the kunanyi/Mt Wellington Explorer Bus for a 50-minute one-way bus ride to the summit, where 150-million-year-old rock formations and sweeping Hobart vistas await. Wind your way through lush greenery, stopping at historical gems like Fern Tree Park and The Chalet. Your driver keeps the journey lively with captivating stories of Mt Wellington’s history, while free WiFi lets you share the epic moments instantly. When it’s time to descend, either pick scenic bushwalking trails or bring a bike for a thrilling ride down, all detailed in your guidebook, ensuring you explore the mountain your way.

Schedule

• First bus: 9.30am from stop #1 (Brooke Street Pier)

• Last bus: 3.30pm from stop #1 (Brooke Street Pier) (October to April)

• Frequency: Every 60 mins

• Popular stops: Fern Tree Park, The Springs, The Chalet

Please click here for the detailed timetable and here for the route map and boarding points.

kunanyi/Mt Wellington Explorer One-Way Bus Pass

Discover kunanyi/Mt Wellington on this sightseeing tour that includes a 50-minute one-way bus ride to the summit, free Wi-Fi throughout the journey, and access to five prime bus stops. This guided tour covers Wellington Park, offering stunning rock formations and panoramic views of Hobart. The pass allows you to hop off at any stop for further exploration or to bring your mountain bike for a thrilling descent across rocky terrain. With commentary in English about Mt Wellington's history, wildlife, and cultural significance for the local Aboriginal Palawa people, this tour is perfect for nature enthusiasts and those interested in learning more about Tasmania’s geological heritage. The bus ride takes you through 150 million years of geological formations, with stops at iconic landmarks such as the Springs Cascade and Fern Tree Gully. Each stop offers unique vantage points to capture the beauty of Hobart from above.

Explore Wellington Park

Your tour stops at Wellington Park where you can marvel at its 150 million-year-old geological formations, formed during the Permian, Triassic, and Jurassic periods. Covering over 24,000 acres, this park offers a diverse range of flora and fauna as well as numerous bushwalking tracks for visitors to explore. The Springs Cascade, with its picturesque waterfalls and lush greenery, is one of the highlights you can visit on your tour. Additionally, Fern Tree Gully provides scenic views and a peaceful atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for a short walk or picnic. Wellington Park's deep cultural significance to the local Aboriginal Palawa people adds another layer of interest to this natural wonderland. The park serves as a crucial habitat for many native species, including rare birds like the Tasmanian wedge-tailed eagle. Visitors can spend 2-3 hours exploring the various trails and observing the unique rock formations that are millions of years old.

Tour Highlights

• Scenic bus ride to summit
• 50-minute one-way pass with free Wi-Fi
• English commentary on Mt Wellington’s history
• Bushwalking tracks at Springs Cascade and Fern Tree Gully
• Mountain biking descent across rocky terrain
• Access to five prime bus stops throughout Wellington Park
• Stunning rock formations and panoramic views of Hobart
• Deep cultural significance for the local Aboriginal Palawa people

Perfect for nature enthusiasts, history buffs, and adventure seekers, this one-way bus pass provides an enriching experience through Wellington Park's geological wonders. The 50-minute ride allows you to explore Springs Cascade, Fern Tree Gully, and other scenic spots, giving you a comprehensive view of Hobart’s natural beauty while enjoying the park’s unique features.