Dennes Point
Dennes Point is a suburb in Tasmania. Population of 3,191 (2021 Census). Median age 50. Median household income $1,435/wk. Median rent $273/wk. 1 campsites, 30 trails nearby. Postcode 7150.
Dennes Point sits on Hobart's southern fringe, offering a peaceful base for exploring the region's natural attractions. The area is home to over 30 walking trails within easy driving distance, ranging from short coastal walks to longer bush hikes. The Dennes Point Heritage Trail starts virtually on your doorstep and connects to a network of tracks through nearby reserves and headlands.
The suburb itself is residential and quiet, suited to travellers seeking a low-key stop rather than a destination hub. Shops and services are limited locally, so stock up on supplies in Hobart before arriving. Public toilet facilities are well-distributed across the area, making trail exploration straightforward.
Travel Info
Must See
- Dennes Point Heritage Trail — Starts 0.5km away and provides local history with easy coastal walking access
- Coningham Clifftop Track — Easy 4.7km hike with scenic views; suitable for most fitness levels
- Fossil Cove Track — Short easy walk 5.5km away featuring geological interest and beach access
Must Do
- Walk the Tinderbox Hill Track network — Multiple interconnected trails 4–6km away offering varied coastal and hill terrain
- Explore Suncoast Headlands Track — 6.7km hike featuring headland views and native coastal vegetation
- Visit Peggys Beach via the trail — 7km walk combining beach exploration with local trail infrastructure
Travel Tips
- •Fuel and groceries are best sourced in Hobart (15–20 minutes north); limited services in Dennes Point itself.
- •Dennes Point Heritage Trail is the closest walk at 0.5km and offers a gentle introduction to the local trail network.
- •Snug Beach Cabin & Caravan Tourist Park is 7.2km away and provides the nearest caravan facilities with beach access.
- •Many trails in the area have public toilets nearby; check trailhead signage for locations.
- •Most tracks are accessible year-round, but winter weather can affect coastal walks—check conditions before setting out.
Dennes Point at a Glance
Based on postcode 7150 area (ABS Census 2021)Nearby
Nearby Suburbs
Tinderbox is a coastal suburb near Hobart offering excellent hiking trails, scenic headlands, and caravan facilities for exploring southern Tasmania's coas
Coningham is a residential suburb in Hobart's inner region with excellent access to hiking trails and coastal walks. Close to Snug Beach caravan park and t
Snug is a coastal suburb south of Hobart with a caravan park, waterfront access, and 34 walking trails through bushland and along scenic tracks.
Blackmans Bay is a coastal suburb south of Hobart with excellent walking trails, beaches, and easy access to waterfront dining and pubs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What camping is near Dennes Point?
There are 10 campsites near Dennes Point, including Snug Beach Cabin & Caravan Tourist Park (7.7km), The Lea Bush Camping (15km), Cascade Gardens (23.7km).
What walks and trails are near Dennes Point?
There are 10 walking trails near Dennes Point, including Dennes Point Heritage Trail (0.7km), Mount Louis Track (3.3km), Tinderbox Hill Track (5.8km).
Is there fuel near Dennes Point?
Yes, there are 5 fuel stations near Dennes Point, including Ampol Snug (7.6km), Shell Reddy Express Blackmans Bay (9.9km), BP MARGATE (11.8km).
What attractions are near Dennes Point?
There are 4 attractions near Dennes Point, including Agnes Rivulet (28km), kunanyi / Mount Wellington (28.6km), The Organ Pipes (29.5km).