There is an ever-present sense of the Antarctic in Hobart and its surrounding countryside. You need look no further than the dolerite columns of Mount Wellington’s Organ Pipes, powerful evidence of our common Gondwana past, or the docks of Sullivans Cove, from where so many Antarcticans set off in search of fame and fortune.
Polar Pathways will take you to these and many more places, following in the footsteps of the pioneers of Antarctic exploration.
Choose your Pathway...
This presentation is best viewed on a high speed broadband Internet connection. This Flash-based version features a slide show with an accompanying narration for each of the 30 sites of the Polar Pathways tour
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This presentation is made available for visitors who have a slower, or dial-up Internet connection. This HTML version features text based information with clickable thumbnail images for each of the 30 sites of the Polar Pathways tour. |
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When visiting southern Tasmania and Hobart be sure to take the REAL Polar Pathways tour.
Simply pick up a brochure from the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, your nearest Tourist Information Centre - or download a copy by clicking the brochure image to the right. Then take a leisurely stroll or drive and explore Tasmania's rich Antarctic heritage.
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Here you will find all the supporting texts for the Polar Pathways sites and explorers.
You can also download a PDF copy of the text notes.
Click here to access the HTML text webpage of Polar Pathways notes.
Click here to download a PDF version of the Polar Pathways notes.
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To further enhance your experience of the Polar Pathways walking and driving tours, Podcasts are now available for all sites. Download all or just your selected sites and listen on your computer or transfer the Podcasts to your MP3 player and listen as you tour the sites.
Simply copy and paste the URL you will find below into your RSS Reader or your preferred Podcast Program.
http://polarpathways.info/audio.xml |
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MP3 audio narration files for all 30 Polar Pathway sites.
Click here to access the downloadable MP3 files. |