Tasmanian Trail - 2013 AGM
The Tasmanian Trail Association is a volunteer association that promotes and maintains the Tasmanian Trail which is currently the only long distance (Devonport to Dover) multi-use walking, cycling and horse trail in Tasmania.
I've ridden this trail twice over the years (once end to end and a second time in sections) and I believe that as well as the obvious end to end route, it provides some great day ride and overnight options for mountain bikers.
Many of the enquiries I get through tassietrails are from interstate riders interested in riding the Tasmanian Trail which to me shows the importance it plays in mountain biking tourism in Tasmania.
The Association will be holding their next General Meeting and AGM at the Man O'Ross Hotel, Ross on Saturday 3rd August starting at 10.30am and they are still looking for mountain bikers and walkers who are keen to have some input into the Trail, especially in regard to planning loops, accommodation options, and extensions as much as possible.
If this might be you, I'd encourage you to get in contact with the Association and see how you might be able to help out.
If you're interested in learning more about riding the trail, as well as the main page on tassietrails.org, There is a short cut menu to the range of day and weekend rides I did on the trail back in 2010 on my tassierambler.org blog (just scroll down and look for the Tasmanian Trail menu on the left hand side of the screen).
If this might be you, I'd encourage you to get in contact with the Association and see how you might be able to help out.
If you're interested in learning more about riding the trail, as well as the main page on tassietrails.org, There is a short cut menu to the range of day and weekend rides I did on the trail back in 2010 on my tassierambler.org blog (just scroll down and look for the Tasmanian Trail menu on the left hand side of the screen).
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