Blessington Beach Retreat

Potters Hill Walking Track is located at Potters Hill reservice, the reserve is approximately 2.5ha in size, and includes an attractive, narrow track (200m) from the entrance. It offers Labyrinth and 360-degree views across Tinderbox Hills to the west, South Arm Peninsula to the north, Bruny Island to the South and Tasman Peninsula to the east.

This is a beautiful coastal walk offering sweeping views of the Derwent estuary which finishes at Pot Beach and provides excellent views of the Iron Pot Lighthouse. The Blessington Track is narrow and undulating as it follows the coastal reserve to Fort Beach 1.7km away so not suited to unsteady walkers. Continue to walk along Fort Beach to the track at the end that goes onto Cape Deliverance and the Lone Pine Memorial. Pot Beach is on the other side of the cape where there are views to Iron Pot and Bruny Island North. Walk difficulty: Moderate Length: 3.4km one way Time: 2-2.5 hours return Parking: Carpark adjacent to the South Arm war memorial Other features: A public toilet is located on Jetty Road near beach

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