New Town Rivulet Park

New Town Rivulet Park is a stunning natural beauty located in Hobart, Tasmania.

It is a natural rivulet that originates from the Wellington range and flows into the Derwent River at the Buckingham Rowing Club. The park provides a beautiful forested area filled with walking paths, native plants, and wildlife, which makes it an ideal destination for nature lovers.

The best way to access New Town Rivulet Park is at the end of Rangeview Road, which provides an easy walk down into the park grounds. Once inside, visitors will find beautiful scenery engulfed with abundant flora and fauna. The park is a peaceful destination that offers an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.

While visiting Hobart, visitors can't miss exploring its historic sites, museums, galleries, and markets. Salamanca Place is a bustling street filled with sandstone warehouses that now serve as gourmet restaurants, trendy bars, galleries, and a busy Saturday market. The market is an ideal spot for souvenir shopping or grabbing a quick bite of local food. The fascinating museums in the walkable area or local tours are a must-do. Mount Nelson Lookout is another fantastic destination to visit while in Hobart. The lookout offers an uninterrupted and spectacular view of the city, Bruny Island, and the Tasman Peninsula. Visitors can enjoy the best views while driving, cycling or walking up to the lookout.

Hobart has four distinct seasons, and each season offers its unique beauty, making it an ideal destination all year around. Summer (December-February) is ideal for outdoor activities like hiking on Mount Wellington or visiting beaches newline.