Guidebook for Granton
Food Scene
Peking Restaurant
40 Main RdPeking Restaurant is a local favourite.
Described by locals as "Great pizza, good beer selection, and a funky new-school vibe."
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Local Pizza
52 Maroni RdDescribed by locals as "Great pizza, good beer selection, and a funky new-school vibe."
St. Albi Bar & Eatery
49 Albert RdGreat reviews!
Arts & Culture
MONA
655 Main RdMuseum of Old and New Art owned by David Walsh
Parks & Nature
Goulds Lagoon was designated as a wildlife sanctuary in 1938 at the request of the then owner Arthur Gould. It is a particularly important refuge for water birds which use the area for resting, feeding and breeding. This is a gentle walk around the lagoon edge. A viewing platform can be accessed by a boardwalk across the water with interpretive signage to give an insight into the bird life at the lagoon.
Goulds Lagoon
Goulds Lagoon was designated as a wildlife sanctuary in 1938 at the request of the then owner Arthur Gould. It is a particularly important refuge for water birds which use the area for resting, feeding and breeding. This is a gentle walk around the lagoon edge. A viewing platform can be accessed by a boardwalk across the water with interpretive signage to give an insight into the bird life at the lagoon.
Enjoy a level stroll around Prince of Wales Bay in Giblins Reserve. Stay for a picnic or BBQ, and a play at the playground. Undercover shelter provided and plenty of level grass for ball games. Ducks and pelicans are frequent visitors.
Giblins Reserve
102 Howard RdEnjoy a level stroll around Prince of Wales Bay in Giblins Reserve. Stay for a picnic or BBQ, and a play at the playground. Undercover shelter provided and plenty of level grass for ball games. Ducks and pelicans are frequent visitors.
A steady climb up a fire trail that zig zags through bush and under power lines into the Goat Hills, joining onto the network of Wellington Park fire trails. Amazing views to the summit of kunanyi / Mount Wellington, north to New Norfolk and looking south.
Zig Zag Track
Zig Zag TrackA steady climb up a fire trail that zig zags through bush and under power lines into the Goat Hills, joining onto the network of Wellington Park fire trails. Amazing views to the summit of kunanyi / Mount Wellington, north to New Norfolk and looking south.
A flat scenic walk following the GASP! track from Wilkinsons Point along the Elwick Bay foreshore. A combination of a multi-use concrete path and boardwalk, the route passes through open parkland and wetlands with plenty of seats and shelters along the way. Highlights include scenic vistas, art displays and sculptures and bird watching opportunities. There are numerous access points along the length of the track if a shorter walk is desired. Follow the footpath from the northern end of the track to Berriedale and the magnificent MONA.
GASP Pavilion Wilkinsons Point
601A Brooker HwyA flat scenic walk following the GASP! track from Wilkinsons Point along the Elwick Bay foreshore. A combination of a multi-use concrete path and boardwalk, the route passes through open parkland and wetlands with plenty of seats and shelters along the way. Highlights include scenic vistas, art displays and sculptures and bird watching opportunities. There are numerous access points along the length of the track if a shorter walk is desired. Follow the footpath from the northern end of the track to Berriedale and the magnificent MONA.
A 15 minute, gently sloping walk through native vegetation to the sheltered, creek-side Myrtle Forest picnic area, which provides a starting point to Myrtle Falls (15 minutes) or other Wellington Park walks such as Collins Cap and Collins Bonnet.
Myrtle Forest Track
Myrtle Forest TrackA 15 minute, gently sloping walk through native vegetation to the sheltered, creek-side Myrtle Forest picnic area, which provides a starting point to Myrtle Falls (15 minutes) or other Wellington Park walks such as Collins Cap and Collins Bonnet.
These two beautiful beachfront bays situated on the Derwent Foreshore are connected via a walking track that meanders through a mixture of vegetation including native she-oaks and acacias. A section of the walk is an off-lead dog walking area. Please contact the Glenorchy City Council for details of dog exercise areas.
Connewarre Bay
These two beautiful beachfront bays situated on the Derwent Foreshore are connected via a walking track that meanders through a mixture of vegetation including native she-oaks and acacias. A section of the walk is an off-lead dog walking area. Please contact the Glenorchy City Council for details of dog exercise areas.
Sightseeing
Claremont House
12 Lady Clark AveTours are between 2pm and 5pm
Essentials
Woolworths Claremont
35 Main RdCaltex
708 Main RdPetrol/fuel
Drinks & Nightlife
Moorilla Estate Winery
655 Main RdTasmanian wines
Laurel Bank Vineyard
130 Black Snake RdDerwent Estate
329 Lyell HwyStefano Lubiana Wines
60 Rowbottoms RdTaste Moo Brew six days a week at Mona (The Museum of Old and New Art), 655 Main Rd. Berriedale (closed Tuesdays).
Moo Brew Brewery
76a Cove Hill RdTaste Moo Brew six days a week at Mona (The Museum of Old and New Art), 655 Main Rd. Berriedale (closed Tuesdays).
Find out more about how our beer is brewed by joining a brewery tour. Held on site at our Bridgewater Brewery, our brewers will give you a behind the scenes look at all things Moo Brew.
Moo Brew Cellar Door
76a Cove Hill RoadFind out more about how our beer is brewed by joining a brewery tour. Held on site at our Bridgewater Brewery, our brewers will give you a behind the scenes look at all things Moo Brew.
Entertainment & Activities
Claremont Golf Club
1 Bournville CresNew Town Bay Golf Club
258 Risdon RdPutters Adventure Golf
10 Main Rd