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Cape Bridge Reserve, Wynyard
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Cape Bridge Reserve, Wynyard

Overview

Located off Saunders Street before the Table Cape Bridge, this is a popular fishing spot with a boat ramp suitable for small crafts only.

There is a large picnic tables with a BBQ - making this the perfect place to throw in a line and have a picnic with family or friends. This is a day use only area, and no camping or overnight parking is allowed.

The reserve sits around the half way point of the 8km long Inglis River Walking track - with easily accessible picturesque trails to explore in either direction.

The Cape Bridge Reserve features include a picnic tables, free BBQ, free parking and a boat ramp for small crafts.

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Phone
(03) 6443 8333
Email
council@warwyn.tas.gov.au
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Facilities

Carpark Family Friendly Pet Friendly - Enquire

Where to find us

Cape Bridge Reserve, Wynyard

Phone
(03) 6443 8333
Email
council@warwyn.tas.gov.au

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