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

Three Capes Track

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Track closure: Canoe Bay track - bridge replacement
Applies from 10/6/2025

​​Works to replace the bridge at Walkers Creek will start on 10 June 2025. 

Access to Canoe Bay track, Bivouac Bay and Waterfall Bay will be closed during this time.​​

Last reviewed 26/5/2025 10:48 AM


Closed area: Wughalee Falls Campsite – Tasman National Park
Applies from 2/12/2022

​​​​​​​Wughalee Falls campsite within the Tasman National Park is closed until further notice. Alternative campsite Bare Knoll remains open approximately 400m beyond the Wughalee campsite turnoff. This Campsite has limited capacity and cannot be booked. 

For further enquiries please call: (03) 6250 3980​.​​​​

Last reviewed 11/10/2024 11:41 AM


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 $615

Concession​ $490

Child $490

​These fees are reviewed annually in line with CPI. All fees go directly towards the provision of services and maintenance of the Three Capes Track.​

Please note park entry to the Tasman National Park is included in the fee for 24 hours immediately before or after your walk.​

Bookings:

​Bookings are essential.

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Text saying "the off season May - Aug 2025"

​​Limited offer​​​

Winter brings a unique charm to the Three Capes Track. There is so much to discover during your journey across the tallest sea cliffs in Australia.

Take advantage of our special rate of $475 per person for new booking for walker departure between 1 July and 31 August 2025. 

​About the track

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

The journey begins with walkers checking in at the Port Arthur Historic Site. You will then board a Pennicott Wilderness Journeys purpose built vessel for a cruise of up to 75 minutes exploring coves and the tallest sea cliffs in the Southern Hemisphere before delivering walkers to the start of the track at Denmans Cove. Over four days and three nights, walkers will cover the 48 kilometres amongst tall eucalypt forests, coastal heath and Australia’s highest sea cliffs.

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