walker, on track overlooking Cape Pillar, Tasman National Park
Cape Pillar, Three Capes Track (photograph: Stuart Gibson)

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Planned event: Road works Fortescue Bay Road, Tasman National Park
From 21/10/2019, last reviewed 21/10/2019

Road works are being undertaken on the Fortescue Bay Road, leading into the Fortescue Bay campground.

The site remains open however there will be reduced speed limits and some lane closures throughout the project. Please slow down and follow the directions of traffic controllers and signs.

Work is due to be completed by late February 2020, weather permitting.

Please allow a bit of extra time for your trip as work is undertaken on the road.


4 day, 3 night hut based experience, 48km
Grade 3: Some bushwalking experience recommended. Tracks may have short steep hill sections, a rough surface and many steps.
A valid parks pass is required for entry to Tasmania's national parks.
Fees:
  • Adult $495
  • Concession $396
  • Child $396
Please note that park entry to Tasman National Park is included in the fee.
Bookings:

​Bookings are essential. See the Three Capes Track website for full information.​

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Bookings for the multi-day Three Capes Track experience in Tasmania’s far south-east can be made on the Three Capes Track website, Three Capes Track website.  

The 48-kilometre track has been designed as an achievable experience for a wide range of ages and abilities. It’s been built to a dry-boot standard from a range of materials, including timbers, stone and gravel and is about one-metre wide, wide enough for two people to walk side-by-side.

The journey begins with walkers checking in at the Port Arthur Historic Site. A Pennicott Wilderness Journeys cruise then delivers walkers to the start of the track at Denmans Cove. Over four days and three nights, walkers will cover the 48 kilometres, taking in tall eucalypt forests, coastal heath and Australia’s highest sea cliffs.

Evenings are spent in warm and comfortable environmentally-sensitive cabins at Surveyors, Munro and Retakunna.  

​For more information and to book your adventure, visit The Three Capes Track website.​