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The Pulp Paper Trail makes up part of the Coastal Pathway on the foreshore at South Burnie and tracks opposite the remains of Burnie’s historic paper mill.
This interpretive walk takes you on a journey through storytelling and imagery as you take a short walk alongside the foreshore on a track of “unrolled paper”.
The Pulp Paper Trail, designed to honour the men and women who worked at Burnie’s pulp and paper mill between 1937 and 2010.
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The Esplanade Burnie, Tasmania Australia 7320
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