Best Hiking Area Tasmania: reviews, page 2

A fabulous four days exploring the wonderful Three Capes Track. Grab a group of friends, pack your gear, and head off for a uniquely Tasmanian...

The trail to the summit of Mount Murchison is one of Tasmania’s best half-day walks. The 6.5km should take you around 4 hours at a steady pace. The...

The greatest amount of extinct Permian Braciopods and Bivalves I've ever seen in my life. There were sea fan fossils and bryozoans also. The many...

Some of the best landscape bush beach in oz. More glamping with the very beautifully designed accomodation.park rangers are wonderful.love love loved it...

Quite a difficult walk but a lot of fun. Not for the totally unfit and be prepared for all weather.

Two walks for fit walkers: two hours return from Olivers Road and four to six hours return from O’Neills Road. Similar 360-degree panoramic views to those...

Well I called it muddy Creek Bridge 4 obvious reasons. We were there looking 4 the elusive blue tongue lizards but none

Its like walking in a Pre historic time forest, with Amazing falls, not easy walk through the rocks and mud, but its worth seeing.

A beautiful walk. The blue tier is an amazing area to explore with lots of really different walks to explore.

Its a bit of adventurous walk about fifteen minutes and there are lots of work need to be done. Some signs and bit of guide to the falls is needed...

Incredibly special and spectacular place to explore. Very moving environment with so much pristine beauty

First part along the coast is just ok, but then the return route goes through the village, which is quite boring.

Better than expected. Can walk and mountain bike. A section of the Penguin to Cradle Trail had many tree ferns and was very attractive. Some good...

Beautiful and not to be underestimated. An awesome experience and achievement once complete.

A sunny day with cool breeze. Nice walk up the well maintained track to see awesome views. Lots of bees, native and honey plus other bugs.

Some of the most magnificent old growth forest I’ve ever seen. The tallest and oldest blue gums on the planet stand here.

Park at the top of the track, a gentle stroll (25min) to the organ pipes. Nice view but not spectacular.

Whoa! Absolutely stunning rainforest 'nursery'. Beautiful rich forest, teeming with baby leatherwood and celery top trees, growing up among a bunch of giant...

Nice walking tracks, generally pretty easy going with a couple of steep sections.

A variety of alpine plants grow in the wetlands, and there is a wooden path that takes 15 minutes to walk one way. There were photos and detailed...