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You love the allure of trails not yet explored. Immersing in natural surroundings is where you feel most inspired. Fresh air, lush scenery and breathtaking views call your name. You absorb the beauty around you and savour serene, unforgettable travel moments.

Plan Your Bushwalkers Dream Road Trip

Experience Freycinet Like Never Before

The Freycinet Experience is Tassie’s original guided walk. Over four days you’ll walk beaches of white sand, hike the incredible pink granite Hazard Mountains and discover forests of towering white gums. Each evening you’ll head back to exclusive accommodation at the Friendly Beaches Lodge to rest your weary head (and legs)!

A Walk up the Strzelecki Peaks

For bushwalkers, to walk the Strzelecki Peak is mandatory if you find yourself on Flinders Island. The large granite mass of Strzelecki National Park dominates the southern part of the island and offers some of the most incredible scenery in Tasmania. Views from the summit need to be seen to be appreciated wholly. This five hour walk is truly a Tassie favourite.

Incredible Walks of the East Coast

Tassie’s East Coast is home to places that were made to be discovered on foot – from diverse national parks to snow white, endless beaches. The east possesses some of the most stunning, and downright unmissable sights known to hiking in Tasmania. Here are three incredible walks of the East Coast.

Conquer the Quamby Bluff

The Quamby Bluff stands tall as the most prominent feature of the Great Western Tiers. This walk passes through vast rock sprees, gorgeous vegetation, lush alpine scenery and ends in a high altitude scrub. An incredibly varied day hike for those who possess a love for flora. You are rewarded beautifully at the end of your journey too with a jaw dropping, 360 degree view! 

Hiking the Iconic Overland Track

Tassie lays claim to one of Australia’s most iconic and premier alpine walks: the mighty Overland Track. It’s not a hike for the faint of heart, nor for the ill-equipped. But if you prepare adequately and stick it out ‘til the end, the rewards are extraordinary and the experience is one that will stay with you for years to come. Read more

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Photos Courtesy of: Tourism Tasmania, Dietmar Kahles, Hugh Stewart, Daniel Tran, Alice Hansen, Geoffrey Lea, Great Walks of Australia, Stu Gibson, O&M St John Photography, Rick Eaves, Don Fuchs, Tim Hughes, Tas Walking Co

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