A man is reading a PWS sign on the Freycinet Shared Walk and Cycle Track.
Freycinet Shared Walk and Cycle Track (photograph: Jenni Burdon)

Freycinet Walk and Cycle Track

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Fire ban: Seasonal campfire bans are in place
Applies from 5/11/2024
​​​​Campfires, pot fires and other solid fuel stoves are banned in all parks and reserves in the following local government areas: Tasman, King Island, Flinders, Dorset, Break O’Day, Glamorgan-Spring Bay and Sorell.  

They are also banned in Narawntapu National Park.  ​

This is a seasonal ban to reduce the risk of fire over summer.

​The map​ below shows all affected areas.  You can still use gas stoves and gas barbecues. 

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 Look out for these signs.



Please note: The Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area and the Vale of Belvoir Conservation Area are fuel stove only areas at all times of the year.

Last reviewed 4/2/2025 10:29 AM


1 hour, 4km one way
Grade 2: Suitable for most ages. The track has a hardened or compacted surface that may have a gentle hill section or sections and occasional steps.
Take care where this track crosses roads - particularly if there are children in the group​. Gravel can be loose and slippery on this track.
A valid parks pass is required for entry to Tasmania's national parks.

About

​​​Winding four kilometres through coastal heath and woodland, this track links Ranger Creek with the start of the Wineglass Bay and Freycinet Peninsula walking tracks. This safe path offers views that you'll miss if you travel by road.​

An experience in its own right, the gentle gradient of this track proves a welcome opportunity for those not wanting a steep climb. You will be rewarded with unique views of the lower reaches of Mount Baudin, Mount Dove and Mount Amos​ - all part of the boulder-studded range known as The Hazards.

Beginning just south of the Freycinet Visitor Centre, you may choose to take a side route along the way to explore Honeymoon Bay. Small rises provide stunning views over the glistening waters of Coles Bay.​

From Honeymoon Bay continue through the pretty coastal eucalypt forest to arrive at the start of the Freycinet Peninsula walks where you will be not far from the Walking Tracks Car Park and toilet facilities.

This low-speed, shared track is two way and cyclists must give way to walkers. The journey can be enjoyed from both directions. 

Please note this is the only walking track in the park where bikes are permitted.

You'll be crossing roads

Please be aware there are road crossings. Walkers and cyclists are asked to abide by the signs, to STOP and Give Way to vehicles on the roads.  Children are to dismount before crossing roads. This path is two way and you will need to keep to the left.

Cyclists need to give way to walkers.

On the track for your safety and the safety of others:

  • Caution – there is loose gravel
  • Take care where this track crosses roads - particularly if there are children in the group​
  • Slow down for bridges and board walks
  • Some tight corners​

If you are planning to walk to Wineglass Bay there's a bike rack before you start the walk and so be sure to:

  • Carry a bike lock​ if you are riding and
  • Wear sturdy shoes for your walk​.​

Remember to:

  • Take a hat, sunscreen and insect repellent
  • Carry water and snacks
  • Carry out your rubbish 
  • Respect wildlife, do not feed them, it makes them sick.

Times 

Walk and ride times will vary depending on the experience in your group.

​Where
​Ride time
​Walk time
​Distance
​Ranger Creek to Honeymoon Bay
​15 mins one way
​30 mins one way
​2 km one way
​Ranger Creek to / from Walking Tracks Car Park
​30 mins one way
​1 to 1 hour 15 mins one way
​4 km one way
​Walking Tracks Car Park to Wineglass Bay Lookout
​N/A
​1 hour 30 mins return
​2.6 km return
​Walking Tracks Car Park to Wineglass Bay
​N/A
​2 hours 30 mins to 3 hours 30 mins return
​6 km return