Three Capes cash windfall

Tasmania’s premier walk the newly opened Three Capes Track has so far netted the Government $3.5 million in cash

1/17Day 3. Three Capes Track walk. A group of walkers celebrates arriving at the Seal Spa. PICTURE: Richard Jupe

2/17Day 3. Carolyn Fahy throws her arms in the air on top of The Blade. PICTURE: Richard Jupe

3/17Day 2. View up at tall gum trees on the Cape Pillar track. PICTURE: Richard Jupe

4/17Day 2. Pineapple Candleheath (Richea dracophylla) on theThree Capes Track walk. PICTURE: Richard Jupe

5/17Walking down The Blade on the Three Capes Track.

6/17Day 4. Moss on a tree in the Cloud Forest on the North side of Mt Fortescue. Three Capes Track walk. PICTURE: Richard Jupe

7/17Day 2. One of the “Encounters” called Who Was Here? about wombat and other animal scat. Three Capes Track walk. PICTURE: Richard Jupe

8/17Day 4. Munro Bight looking East. With Cape Pillar in background. Three Capes Track walk. PICTURE: Richard Jupe

9/17Day 2. A small tree grows from the cracks in the rock. looking south from the track. Three Capes Track walk. PICTURE: Richard Jupe

10/17Day 1. Wiry Bauera (Bauera Rubioides). Three Capes Track walk. PICTURE: Richard Jupe

11/17Day 2. Part of the Hippolyte Rocks, Cheverton Rocks, off Cape Hauy. Three Capes Track walk. PICTURE: Richard Jupe

12/17Day 3. Encounter “Eyes See Bright”. Three Capes Track walk. PICTURE: Richard Jupe

13/17Day 3. Mimi Darcey reached The Blade near Cape Pillar. PICTURE: Richard Jupe

14/17Day 3. Looking east from The Blade. Mt Brown in background. Three Capes Track walk. PICTURE: Richard Jupe

15/17Day 3. Encounter “Sex on the Cape”. Three Capes Track walk. PICTURE: Richard Jupe

16/17Day 3. Tasman Island viewed from The Blade. Three Capes Track walk. PICTURE: Richard Jupe

17/17Day 3. Steep cliffs. Three Capes Track walk. PICTURE: Richard Jupe