Tasman Arch and Devils Kitchen to Waterfall Bluff via Waterfall Bay Lookout

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Tasman Arch and Devils Kitchen to Waterfall Bluff via Waterfall Bay Lookout

PUFF-O-METRE

 


OVERVIEW

This picturesque walk starts in Doo Town at the well known blowhole. Pay special attention to the house names on your drive through Doo Town as each one has used "Doo" in their name as a play on words.

Once you've taken in the power of the blowhole, it's back in the car for a minute drive to Devil's Kitchen and the start of this hike. The track follows the coast line with numerous lookout locations all the way to Waterfall Bay. It's at this point, you get to see the beauty of a waterfall meeting the sea. There is usually one waterfall flowing all year round however, after a heavy rain, the bay can enjoy multiple waterfalls forming on the cliff faces. 

From here, it's a 2km walk of changing elevations to Waterfall Bluff. This section is about an hour return hike if you plan to just walk it however if you fancy enjoying the multitude of outcrops for photo opportunities then you best allow a little more time. 

Remember that stunning waterfall down the cliff face you enjoyed? Well, on the way to the bluff, you get to experience that same flow cascading over an inland waterfall too. There is a small path off the main track to allow you to enjoy this waterfall from the base rather than just the top view from the main track. 



Location From Major City: 79km South East of Hobart

Distance:  8KM

Elevation: 437M

Route Type: Up and Back

Dog Friendly: No

Pram Friendly: Yes, for the first and last 2kms between Devils Arch and Waterfall Bay 

Toilet Facilities: Yes, at the blowhole

Shelter: Yes, at the toilets








































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