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Trial Harbour on Tasmania's west coast
The wild sea at Trial Harbour
Trial Harbour was named after the cutter Trial which first anchored there in 1881, and it was established by four Baltic sailors, Gustav Weber, and the three Karlson brothers, Karl, Peter and Steve. It was an exposed and particularly vulnerable anchorage which was susceptible to the wild local weather of the Roaring Forties coming up from the Antarctic. Trial Harbour was once the port for the nearby mines at Zeehan. Today this coastal hamlet has magnificent beaches, camping areas, fishing and spectacular views from the surrounding hills and foreshores.
Trial Harbour is 18 kilometres west of Zeehan on the west coast of Tasmania, along a winding gravel road the rugged granite hills of Mount Heemskirk which meet the ocean and create a wave beaten shoreline. Immediately to the south are serpentine rich rocks baked by the surrounding granite. The most remarkable and well preserved rocky outbreaks can be seen along the Trial Harbour coast.
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