Tasmania is home to some of the best overnight bushwalking experiences.
The Parks and Wildlife Service manage overnight walks in Tasmania's most remote, pristine locations. To help protect sensitive environments from damage, a registration system is in place.
By registering you are helping the PWS to preserve the environment on these remote bushwalking tracks.
Check below to see if your walk requires registration before you set off. We thank you for taking the time to register.
Register now
Be well prepared
Alpine walking can be dangerous for inexperienced and unprepared walkers. Individuals are responsible for their own safety and we recommend that you:
Research the walk you plan to register for (use this website to find relevant information)
Assess if your experience level is suitable for the walk
Record your details in log books on the walk
Avoid walking alone
Carry a Personal Locator Beacon (PLB)
Pack the right gear including warm clothing, food and water:
Walker Pack List (PDF 454Kb)
Important:
All walkers must carry a quality tent (3-4 season rating with inner and outer layer). Places in huts are not guaranteed and you may need to seek shelter if injured or weather conditions change quickly. It is essential that all walkers must be prepared to camp.
More information
Please see our
Frequently Asked Questions webpage for information and answers to common questions.