Beerbarrel Beach parking
| Nearest Road: | Beerbarrel Beach Rd |
|---|---|
| Nearest Town: | St Helens |
| Locality: | East Coast |
| Latitude: | S 41° 16′ 55″ |
| Longitude: | E 148° 21′ 24″ |
| Elevation: | 10 m |
| Fee: | No charge |
| Management: | P&WS |
| Road Surface: | Unsealed |
| Car Park: | Good unsealed |
| Water: | Dry |
| Toilets: | None |
| Toilet Accessibility: | No toilet |
| Shelter: | None |
| Picnic Table: | No table |
| Comment: | At Burns Bay take unsealed road east across point. At T-junction, veer right to end of road. |
3 walks from Beerbarrel Beach parking
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Beerbarrel Beach Access
| Goal: | Beerbarrel Beach |
|---|---|
| Grade: | Moderate |
| Type: | Retrace route |
| One-way distance: | 150 m |
| Return distance: | 300 m |
| Comment: | There is a track to each beach. Please keep on track and do not make new ones. Return same way |
References
Marianne Robertson, From Petal Point to Cockle Creek - a Beach Explorers Guide to the East Coast of Tasmania, 1 ed., marianne.robertson@gmail.com, Page 37, Number 22, 22 - Beerbarrel Beach
“Both sections offer lots of exploration and snorkelling in calm conditions.â€
Nano Solutions, Beachsafe, Surf Life Saving Australia, Number 102, Beerbarrel Beach Tas
“There is a car park on the slopes behind the central headland with easy access to both beaches.â€
Jan Hardy & Bert Elson, 50 Family Walks around Launceston & Northeast Tasmania, Hillside Publishing, Page 72, Number 30, 30 - Burns Bay to Beerbarrel Beach
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Beerbarrel Beach walk
| Goal: | Southern end of Beerbarrel Beach |
|---|---|
| Grade: | Moderate |
| Type: | Retrace route |
| One-way distance: | 800 m |
| Return distance: | 1,600 m |
| Comment: | Walk down to beach and to southern end. If tide is out, climb over rocks to check out the mini beach amongst the rocks. Return. |
References
Marianne Robertson, From Petal Point to Cockle Creek - a Beach Explorers Guide to the East Coast of Tasmania, 1 ed., marianne.robertson@gmail.com, Page 37, Number 22, 22 - Beerbarrel Beach
“The south section offers more privacy and shelter from sun and wind.â€
Nano Solutions, Beachsafe, Surf Life Saving Australia, Number 102, Beerbarrel Beach Tas
“There is a car park on the slopes behind the central headland with easy access to both beaches.â€
Jan Hardy & Bert Elson, 50 Family Walks around Launceston & Northeast Tasmania, Hillside Publishing, Page 72, Number 30, 30 - Burns Bay to Beerbarrel Beach
“… an attractive surfing beach…â€
Jan Hardy & Bert Elson, 50 Family Walks around Launceston & Northeast Tasmania, Hillside Publishing, Page 70, Number 29, 29 - Burns Bay to Beerbarrel Beach
“… an attractive surfing beach…â€
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Beerbarrel North Beach walk
| Goal: | Northern end of Beerbarrel Beach |
|---|---|
| Grade: | Moderate |
| Type: | Retrace route |
| One-way distance: | 350 m |
| Return distance: | 700 m |
| Comment: | Take track to northern beach and walk along to explroe the rock pools if the tide is out |
References
Marianne Robertson, From Petal Point to Cockle Creek - a Beach Explorers Guide to the East Coast of Tasmania, 1 ed., marianne.robertson@gmail.com, Page 37, Number 22, 22 - Beerbarrel Beach
“The north half is smaller and slightly more exposed.â€
Nano Solutions, Beachsafe, Surf Life Saving Australia, Number 101, Beerbarrel Beach Tas
“… a 100m … beach bordered by the rocky shore of the point to the north and a 50m wide rocky poin…â€
Nano Solutions, Beachsafe, Surf Life Saving Australia, Number 102, Beerbarrel Beach Tas
“There is a car park on the slopes behind the central headland with easy access to both beaches.â€