1/32Keryn Nylander in the 2021 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
Point to Pinnacle fun run and walk
It was a sea of colour as more than 3000 runners and walkers streamed out of Sandy Bay towards the summit of kunanyi/Mt Wellington for the 2021 Point to Pinnacle.
2/32Casey Owen. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
3/32Liam Burley on his way towards the mountain. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
4/32Georgia Virgona. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
5/32Heather Price. Picture Nikki Davis-Jones
6/32Che Johnson. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
7/32Andrew Duffy. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
8/32Reuben Inglis and Tim Belstead. 2021 Point to Pinnacle walk and run from Wrestpoint to the top of kunanyi/Mount Wellington. Picture Nikki Davis-Jones
9/32Ruth Whitaker. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
10/32Santa made an appearance. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
11/32Jake Murphy. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
12/32Leanne Milsom. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
13/32Harriet Morton. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
14/32Beatie Thorp. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
15/32Runners head towards the mountain in the 2021 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
16/322021 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
17/32Walkers get ready to start. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
18/32Walkers June Bacic, 13, Olivia Harnwell, 12, Hannah Graham-Smith, 13, and Lucy Jones, 13, all of Hobart, were part of a team raising awareness for the young onset of parkinson’s disease. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
19/32Rhiannon Slaughter and Stacey Hjorth ran the pinnacle for the first time. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
20/32Nick Earl crosses the line to take out the men’s title in the 2021 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: Robert Groom
21/32Meriem Daoui wins the female section of the 2021 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: Robert Groom
22/32Runners on the start line. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
23/32Sophie Bailey, 11, supporting her mum and dad who are taking part to raise awareness of Parkinson’s disease. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
24/32Walkers head up Sandy Bay Rd. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
25/322021 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
26/32Walkers head off from Wrest Point. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
27/32The target: kunanyi/Mt Wellington. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
28/32Danika Bumford, Han-Wei Lee, Hannah Woodruff and Grace Holloway were some of the team running from Ambulance Tasmania. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
29/322021 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
30/32Runners on the start line. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
31/322021 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
32/322021 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: Nikki Davis-Jones
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