Walking Adventure Tours & Trips in Tasmania

Walk the Dove Lake Circuit beneath Cradle Mountain's towering spires, then head into the remote Hartz Mountains National Park carved by ancient glaciers. Climb The Nut in Stanley—a volcanic rock formation with great views over Bass Strait—and find yourself in the Tarkine Wilderness.

Walk the easy 10-minute Cape Tourville Lighthouse circuit on raised boardwalks with coastal views across Freycinet National Park's eucalypt forests and pink granite cliffs. Trek through UNESCO-listed Port Arthur Historic Site, following sealed paths and steps between convict-era buildings while expert guides share its haunting history. Stroll Richmond's historic streets to see Australia's oldest convict-built bridge and gaol, then wander Bridestowe Lavender Estate's fragrant fields stretching across rolling hills.

Climb the steep 1000 steps to Wineglass Bay Lookout in Freycinet for views of turquoise waters and white sand, or tackle Mt Amos summit if you're up for it. Walk beneath tall rainforest to tiered Russell Falls in Mount Field, then hike to Marion's Lookout or do the 6km Dove Lake circuit beneath Cradle Mountain's glacially carved peaks. There's guided trails through fern gullies on Kunanyi/Mount Wellington.

The trip includes great walks like the 6km Dove Lake circuit beneath Cradle Mountain's peaks and the 1.4km Russell Falls trail through thick rainforest. Tackle Cataract Gorge's circuit in Launceston with its steep sections and uneven ground but nice views, then wander Mt. Field National Park's old-growth forests. You'll pass glacial lakes in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.