Artillery Knob

Artillery Knob rises to 1216 meters above sea level, featuring rounded slopes and native vegetation within Tasmania's temperate climate zone.

The formation of Artillery Knob dates back millions of years as part of the Delamerian Orogen, shaping the geological landscape of northern Tasmania.

The summit holds importance for Aboriginal communities of Tasmania, who developed deep connections with the mountainous landscapes of Meander Valley.

Hikers accessing Artillery Knob should bring appropriate gear and check weather conditions, as temperatures can change rapidly at higher elevations.

The mountain's position near several abandoned copper mines provides evidence of Tasmania's mineral exploration history and geological diversity.

Location: Meander Valley Council

Elevation above the sea: 1,216 m

GPS coordinates: -41.67133,145.97829

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:52