1. Convict Trail in Hobart, Tasmania is an important historical landmark. It is a walking trail that takes visitors through the region’s convict past. The trail passes through the Coal Mines Historic Site, where convicts used to work in the early 19th century, and also through the Saltwater River Historic Site, where visitors can see the ruins of the old convict probation station. Along the trail, visitors can see the remains of the old sandstone quarries, caves, and cliffs, that the convicts used to extract stone. You can also find interpretive signs along the trail that teach about the area’s convict history and significance.
2. Convict Trail is open to visitors all year round and can be visited at any time. There is no phone available for the Convict Trail but more information can be found at Hobart Visitors Information Centre.
3. There are no tickets required to visit Convict Trail. The transportation can be arranged through any local tour or visitor centre. Visitors can drive to the trailhead or can opt for guided tours that are available for this attraction.
