Multi-day walks

2-3 days return or circuit, 29 km return via Old Cape Pillar track; 34km circuit via Mount Fortescue and Cape Hauy, Grade 3

Cape Pillar is a hero destination. The journey ticks all the boxes. Doable. Colourful. Fragrant. Varied. Magnificent. Powerful. Intimate. You’ll run out of adjectives – we do.

6-9 days, 65 kms, Grade 5

Located in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, the Eastern Arthur Range Traverse challenges experienced walkers and rewards with the majesty of Federation Peak.

3 - 5 days return, 54km return , Grade 4

Frenchmans Cap is the dazzling white monarch of the Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park. Guarded by the mighty Franklin River, it is one of our most challenging, most spectacular, and most rewarding bushwalks.

3 hours one way, 11 km, Grade 3

Take the time to explore the old farmhouse and shearing sheds of Frenchs Farm on your visit to Maria Island.

2 - 3 days, 27km, Grade 3

Freycinet Peninsula Circuit offers a taste of Freycinet National Park’s finest offerings: ocean views, sandy beaches, rocky coves, orange granite boulders, mountain summits, forests, heathlands, abundant birdlife, friendly wildlife – and the iconic Wineglass Bay.

7 hours one way, 20 km, Grade 3

Located in the far south of the island, breathtaking Haunted Bay is worth the walk.

2-3 days, 28km return, Grade 4

Lake Rhona is a picturesque alpine lake hidden amongst the peaks of the Denison Ranges within the Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park.

2.5 - 3 days one way, 28kms one way, Grade 4

A real treat for experienced walkers, the Leeaberra Track is a multi-day hike that traverses 28kms of forest and heathland in the spectacular Douglas-Apsley National Park.

4 hours one way (to northern end of Isthmus), 14km, Grade 3

The beautiful white, sandy beaches on either side of the isthmus shows nature at its finest.

3-5 days, Distance is deceptive on this walk, Grade 5

In the remote Southwest is the Mount Anne Circuit, suitable for self-sufficient, well-equipped and experienced walkers only. It is considerably more physically demanding than other multi-day hikes in Tasmania.

8 hour walk, 3-5 hour ride, 16 km return, Grade 4

Mount Maria is the highest point on Maria Island – a dolerite outcrop with sweeping views south of the twin bays and beyond to Tasman Peninsula.

6 days one way, 65km one way, Grade 4

The Overland Track is Australia’s premier alpine walk – a 65 km, six-day trek through the heart of the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, part of the magnificent Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.

4 hours one way, 14 km, Grade 3

Explore the convict ruins that once made up the Long Point Probation Station on Tasmania's Maria Island.

6 hours one way, 19 km, Grade 3

Traverse McRaes Isthmus and continue down Maria Island’s west coast through woodland forest to a small farm tucked into the hillside.

6-8 days one way, 85km one way, Grade 4

The South Coast Track is a challenging 6-8 day walk along Tasmania’s wild southern coastline. Wander windswept beaches, climb mountain ranges and wade (or row!) across rivers on this 85 km adventure.

4 day, 3 night hut based experience, 48km, Grade 3

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.

3 days - flexible, 23km for circuit (not including Mount Jerusalem), Grade 4

Explore Tasmania’s spectacular high country with a walk in the Walls of Jerusalem. Here, dolerite peaks guard picturesque alpine valleys, groves of ancient pencil pine forests, and myriad lakes and tarns.

10 - 12 days, 69 km loop, Grade 5

The Western Arthur Range Traverse is considered to be one of the most challenging multi-day walks in Tasmania. Here, highly-skilled walkers can put their well-honed knowledge to the test in a challenging and often inhospitable environment.