Hiking & Trekking Tours & Trips in Australia
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- Walk Bruny Island & Tasmania's South West (5 destinations)
- Blue Mountains Sunset Tour 1 DAY
- Australia: Outback Adventure
- South West Australia Adventure Tour – 14-Day Active Journey
- Kakadu National Park Wildlife Day Trip
- Highlights of Adelaide & Melbourne - 3 days
- Best of Uluru & Kata Tjuta - 2 days
- Red Centre Highlights (Standard, Short Break)
- Western Arthurs Traverse - Tasmania, Guided *TREK* (All Inclusive)
- Grampians National Park & Wildlife Escape
Walk Bruny Island & Tasmania's South West (5 destinations)
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“The tour met all my expectations and more. The age group of fellow hikers was perfect from a fitness point of view.”
Glenys, traveled in March
Steep trails wind through Mt Field National Park's Three Falls Circuit and up Hartz Peak for stunning vistas. The dramatic Fluted Capes track at Adventure Bay, Bruny Island requires expert guidance through coastal sections.
Duration 6 days Destinations Hobart, Mount Field National Park, Hartz Mountains National Park, Bruny Island Age Range Ages 15+ Physical Rating Moderate Distance 136 mi Operator Intrepid Travel From $3,115
20% Off- US$2,492You save $623
Blue Mountains Sunset Tour 1 DAY
7 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“We managed to see some incredible sights across the Blue Mountains. I really enjoyed the small hikes.”
Heti-Maria, traveled in October
The National Pass trail winds through World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains, reaching Wentworth Falls on a 1.5-hour guided bushwalk. Past towering eucalyptus, exclusive sunset viewpoints overlook Three Sisters and Jamison Valley.
Duration 1 day Destinations Sydney, Katoomba, Blue Mountains Age Range Ages 6+ Physical Rating Moderate Distance 109 mi Operator Wildlife Tours Australia From
20% Off- US$96
The premier hiking trails of Australia unfold over 9 days, featuring base walks around Uluru and Kings Canyon's rim. Views from Ubirr lookout stretch across Nadab floodplain at sunset, while paths wind through Katherine Gorge's sandstone cliffs and Litchfield's trails past giant termite mounds.
Duration 9 days Destinations Uluru, Kings Canyon, Alice Springs, Darwin, Kakadu National Park, Katherine, Litchfield National Park Age Range Ages 18-35 Physical Rating Moderate Distance 1559 mi Operator Contiki From
20% Off- US$2,601+$372 upfront costs
Duration 14 days Destinations Perth, Mandurah, Busselton, Yallingup, Margaret River, Cape Leeuwin, Pemberton, Walpole, William Bay, AlbanySee all destinations Age Range Ages 18+ Operated in English, German, Italian, Spanish Physical Rating Moderate Distance 1299 mi Operator WA NT TOURS From
20% Off- US$5,825
Kakadu National Park Wildlife Day Trip
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Ubirr's rock art and vistas were fantastic. Fogg Dam was spectacular and the water lily and bird life was amazing.”
Chris, traveled in October
A 2km guided walk through Kakadu reveals Australia's pristine wilderness. Ancient rock galleries at Ubirr captivate visitors, while Fogg Dam's wetland boardwalks lead to Cahills Crossing's saltwater crocodiles. This moderate difficulty trail suits nature enthusiasts with reasonable fitness levels.
Duration 1 day Destinations Darwin, Mary River National Park, Jabiru, Kakadu, Kakadu National Park Age Range Ages 6+ Physical Rating Moderate Distance 371 mi Operator Autopia Tours From
20% Off- US$152
Duration 3 days Destinations Adelaide, Grampians National Park, Halls Gap, Warrnambool, Great Otway National Park, Melbourne Age Range Ages 6+ Physical Rating Easy Distance 537 mi Operator On The Go Tours From
20% Off- US$755
Duration 2 days Destinations Alice Springs, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Yulara Age Range Ages 8+ Physical Rating Easy Distance 228 mi Operator On The Go Tours From
20% Off- US$605
The rocky rim of Kings Canyon provides panoramic views of Watarrka National Park's sun-scorched landscape. Kuniya Walk connects to sacred Mutitjulu Waterhole, while Walpa Gorge offers close encounters with Kata Tjuta's weathered domes. An optional descent into Kings Canyon's 'Garden of Eden' adds challenge.
Duration 4 days Destinations Uluru, Kings Canyon, Watarrka National Park Age Range All Ages Welcome Physical Rating Easy Distance 171 mi Operator AAT Kings From
20% Off- US$1,309
Western Arthurs Traverse - Tasmania, Guided *TREK* (All Inclusive)
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Great hike, exceptional scenery, really a one of a kind experience.”
Mat, traveled in December
The Tasmanian alpine trek spans 35.9km through Southwest National Park's rugged terrain. Technical scrambles between Lake Cygnus and Lake Oberon highlight this 7-day adventure, with camping in remote alpine locations under professional guidance.
Duration 7 days Destinations Southwest National Park Age Range Ages 18-60 Physical Rating Heart-pumping Operator Climbing Mountains From
20% Off- US$2,007
The 4km route through Grampians National Park varies from gentle Halls Gap trails to the steep MacKenzie Falls descent. Balconies Lookout rewards hikers with panoramic views, while expert guides lead bush walks suitable for moderate fitness levels.
Duration 1 day Destinations Melbourne, Ballarat, Beaufort, Halls Gap, Grampians National Park, Ararat Age Range Ages 6+ Physical Rating Moderate Distance 297 mi Operator Autopia Tours From
20% Off- US$93
What people love about Hiking & Trekking Tours in Australia
- Walk Bruny Island & Tasmania's South West (5 destinations)
The tour met all my expectations and more. The age group of fellow hikers was perfect from a fitness point of view and the guides Jay and Stacey went above and beyond their job roles to make our experiences wonderfully enjoyable and memorable.
- Blue Mountains Sunset Tour 1 DAY
The tour was really well led, Kelly was very friendly and knowledgable which helped make the tour more enjoyable. The blue mountains are one of the most beautiful places on earth we have had the pleasure to visit
- Kakadu National Park Wildlife Day Trip
It’s a long drive, but it was worth it. Our driver was very informative
What our customers ask about Hiking & Trekking Tours & Trips in Australia
What are the most challenging hiking trails in Australia and what fitness level is required?
The Australian outback presents trails for every skill level. The demanding Larapinta Trail requires 6-7 hours of daily hiking stretching up to 20km through rugged terrain. More accessible options include Queensland's Scenic Rim trails which offer gentler paths. Tasmania's Overland Track tests hikers with a 15kg pack requirement while Kakadu National Park presents shorter 2-4km walks for those with basic fitness. A TourRadar traveler noted about the Larapinta Trail: "The tour could be two days longer so that there is more time in the Karijini. The driving hours on the website would also have to be adjusted we were always on the road much longer." Overnight options range from basic campsites to upscale stays at places like Cicada Lodge in Nitmiluk National Park.
When is the best time to go hiking in Australia considering weather and trail conditions?
Each region has its prime hiking window. Tasmania's Cradle Mountain welcomes hikers from October to March with pleasant temperatures. The Red Centre's Larapinta Trail draws visitors from April to September before summer heat sets in. Kakadu's paths open up during the dry season from May to October. The Scenic Rim paths in Queensland stay accessible year-round with spring bringing the most favorable conditions. A past hiker shared about the Overland Track: "Very good tour guide and weather. I'm still impressed by Sue's knowledge easygoing way and dealing with problems. The hiking conditions were perfect for us during March."
What wildlife might I encounter while hiking in Australia's national parks?
The trails through Australia's national parks offer frequent wildlife sightings. Kakadu's Yellow Water Billabong hosts saltwater crocodiles wallabies and diverse birdlife. Around Cradle Mountain Tasmania hikers often spot wombats Tasmanian devils and echidnas. The Red Centre paths cross paths with red kangaroos dingoes and various reptiles. A visitor to Kakadu reported: "Our guide Lee was so attentive and knowledgeable. Fogg Dam was spectacular and the water lily and bird life was amazing."
What type of accommodation can I expect on multi-day hikes in Australia?
Sleep arrangements span from wilderness camping to lodge stays. The Kimberley Trail provides safari-style permanent tents with shared facilities while Cape to Cape Track hikers return each night to the Margaret River Hotel. The Jatbula Trail offers starlit camping with basic amenities. One traveler's Kimberley experience: "Kato & Jacob are super guides and the camping experience was unbelievably great with surprisingly comfortable facilities in such a remote region."
What cultural experiences are included in Australian hiking tours?
Aboriginal heritage forms a key part of many hiking experiences. Jatbula Trail hikers visit ancient rock art while Blue Mountains tours often include Aboriginal-guided walks with dreamtime storytelling. The Kimberley Trail connects visitors to significant Indigenous locations. From a recent visitor: "The Aboriginal cultural tour in the Blue Mountains was life-changing with amazing insights into bush tucker and traditional ways of life while hiking through stunning landscapes."
What's included in guided hiking tours in Australia?
Australian guided hikes typically bundle essential services. The Classic Larapinta Trek covers guides meals camping gear and permits. Bay of Fires walks include lodging food wine park fees and Launceston transfers. Kimberley adventures provide 4WD transport camping equipment most meals and expert guides. A recent review stated: "Our tour guides were kind attentive knowledgeable and genuinely nice people. The walks were wonderful with some tough days followed by more leisurely days."
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