Tasmania walking tours

Escape the everyday in rugged Tassie

Tasmania offers a hiking experience that goes far beyond the trail. Trek through Cradle Mountain National Park, bush camp along the Overland Track and if you're up for a challenge, summit of Mt Ossa – Tasmania's highest peak. If you prefer to take it slow, we’ve got coastal paths in the Bay of Fires and wilderness cruises in Tasman National Park. With a local leader by your side, you can leave the map behind and focus on the journey. Along the way, learn from an Aboriginal guide about the land’s deep cultural and spiritual significance, support local communities and connect with some of Australia's most spectacular and remote wilderness.

Our Tasmania walking trips

Tasmania walking highlights

Travellers hiking along the painted cliffs in Tasmania

Hike your way across Maria Island

Nature enthusiasts and history lovers will feel right at home on Maria Island with its fascinating Painted Cliffs and convict past. Hiking around this scenic and significantly historical destination will not only allow you to rest your feet in the sand of some truly spectacular beaches but you’ll also get the chance to wander convict ruins and learn about the working life of the prisoners.

Walk Tasmania’s Capes, Freycinet & Maria Island

Group walking on the red rocks of the Bay of Fires, Tasmania

Walk the beautiful Bay of Fires coast

Explore the remote beauty of Tasmania’s east coast. Follow trails that lead to white-sand beaches, red-rimmed rocks and crystal-clear bays, with wallabies and echidnas spotted along the way. Take a loop walk to Eddystone Point Lighthouse, hear local First Nations stories that bring the land to life, then kick back at a family-run vineyard with a well-earned wine tasting.

Walk Tasmania's Bay of Fires

A wide angle shot of the water, orange-tinted rocks, white sand and mountains of Wineglass Bay

Adventure through Freycinet National Park

A Tasmanian walking tour isn’t complete without a trip to Freycinet National Park and the moment you breathe in the pure air while scanning the horizon, you’ll know why it’s a must-visit. Remote in location and renowned for its natural beauty – think iconic beaches, lighthouse landscapes and rugged mountains – this place boasts one of Tasmania’s most celebrated views, the lovely Wineglass Bay.

Walk Tasmania’s Capes, Freycinet & Maria Island

Learn the stories of Tasmania’s First Peoples

Get to know the rich Aboriginal heritage of Tasmania’s north through meaningful, hands-on experiences. Take part in a Welcome to Country ceremony, visit the Tasmanian Aboriginal Culture Centre and see action petroglyphs up close. These trips are more than just walking – they're a chance to learn about the deep connection the Palawa people have with this land and see the landscape through a whole new lens.

Walk Tasmania's Tarkine & Cradle Mountain