Trousers Point, Strezelecki National Park
Trousers Point (photograph: Dietmar Kahles)
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Trousers Point

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Closed area: Flinders Island Trousers Point Day Use and Campground Area
Applies from 20/5/2025

​​​​The Trousers Point Day Use and Campground Area will be closed from 20 May to 31 July for upgrades to the site. Visitors should use alternative day use and campground areas during this time ​

Last reviewed 16/7/2025 09:52 AM


1.5 hours circuit, 2km circuit
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.
Supervise children. Beaches are unpatrolled. Unprotected track edges.
A valid parks pass is required for entry to Tasmania's national parks.
The walk starts 16km south of Whitemark. From Whitemark, travel south towards Lady Barron on road B85. Turn into road C806 to Trousers Point.

About

​Trousers Point Beach is probably Flinders Island’s most celebrated and widely photographed beach. That’s thanks to its superbly blue waters, wonderfully white sands, and the granite mountains rising sharply above it. This 2km circuit walk starts from Trousers Point Beach and follows a coastal track around to Trousers Point. Along the way are stunning and constantly changing views over other Bass Strait islands. You eventually reach the equally beautiful Fotheringate Beach, with its fascinating granite caves and rock formations. You can return around the same Trousers Point Coastal Track, or go more directly back via a gravel road.​​