Nut State Reserve Infrastructure Projects

​​The Nut State Reserve in Stanley attracts approximately 50,000 visitors each year. 

In 2024 $1.8 million of funding was committed to improving the visitor experience at The Nut State Reserve. This inludes key infrastructure improvements that support: 

• better accessibility 
  

• improve safety for visitors and locals

Project Overview

The following projects are being delivered by the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service (PWS):

• walking track from Godfrey’s Beach to the base of The Nut

• all access track linking The Nut carpark to the sandstone obelisk at the base of The Nut

• new cantilever viewing platform on The Nut

• investigating the feasibility of a walking track from The Nut carpark to the wharf precinct

• review of interpretation and wayfinding signage in The Nut State Reserve

Project Updates​​

Updates on the progress of the project can be found on the Project​ updates page​​​​​.​​

Timeframes​

The individual projects will be completed progressively over the four years. All projects are expected to be completed by 2028.

Contact​

For more information or to provide feedback about The Nut State Reserve Project, please email: Stanley.Projects@parks.tas.gov.au

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