Hiking & Trekking Tours & Trips in Tasmania
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10 best hiking & trekking Tasmania tours
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- Trek the Cradle Mountain Overland Track
- Walk Bruny Island & Tasmania's South West
- Western Arthurs Traverse - Tasmania, Guided *TREK* (All Inclusive)
- Walk Tasmania's East Coast (6 destinations)
- Walk Tasmania's Bay of Fires
- Walk Tasmania's Tarkine & Cradle Mountain
- Walk Tasmania's East Coast (10 destinations)
- Experience Tasmania actively
- Experience Tasmania actively
- Walk the Tasman Peninsula
Trek the Cradle Mountain Overland Track
7 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The track and the scenery along the way were wonderful, of course.”
Ian, traveled in February
The premier 65km trail through Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park showcases Tasmania's finest wilderness. The path leads past Dove Lake, up Marion's Lookout, and along D'Alton Falls, concluding with a scenic ferry ride across Lake St Clair.
Duration 6 days Destinations Launceston, Dove Lake, Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park Age Range 16 to 99 year olds Distance 140 mi Operator Intrepid Travel From
- NZ$3,505
Walk Bruny Island & Tasmania's South West
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
Tasmania's finest trails unfold across the Three Falls Circuit in Mt Field, the demanding Tarn Shelf Walk, and Bruny Island's dramatic Fluted Capes track. Professional guides ensure safe summit attempts on Hartz Peak, leading groups through diverse alpine and coastal terrain.
Duration 6 days Destinations Hobart, Mount Field National Park, Hartz Mountains National Park, Bruny Island Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Physical Rating Moderate Distance 136 mi Operator Intrepid Travel From
- NZ$3,395
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 challenging Western Arthurs Traverse stretches 35.9km through Southwest National Park's rugged landscape. Expert guides lead technical sections between Lake Cygnus and High Moor, with nights spent camping at pristine alpine locations over 7 intense days.
Duration 7 days Destinations Southwest National Park Age Range 18 to 60 year olds Physical Rating Heart-pumping Operator Climbing Mountains From
- NZ$3,233
The dramatic trails of Freycinet's Wineglass Bay and The Hazards Range await skilled hikers. Professional guides lead through challenging Three Capes Track sections including Cape Raoul and Cape Huay, while Maria Island offers prime wildlife viewing.
Duration 6 days Destinations Launceston, Freycinet National Park, Swansea, Maria Island, Port Arthur, Hobart Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Distance 201 mi Operator Intrepid Travel From
- NZ$4,055
Binalong Bay's coastal paths lead to Blue Tier's rainforest summit on this Tasmanian adventure. The route winds through challenging headlands at Policeman's Point, Deep Creek's tidal zones, and Mount William National Park's pristine beaches with professional guidance.
Duration 5 days Destinations Launceston, St Helens, Mount William National Park Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Distance 169 mi Operator Intrepid Travel From
- NZ$3,065
Philosopher Falls' temperate rainforest opens the path to Cradle Mountain's majestic peaks. The inspiring Dove Lake Circuit and coastal walks to Rupert Point offer varied terrain, from gentle forest paths to mountain tracks, all under expert guidance.
Duration 6 days Destinations Launceston, Corinna, Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Distance 221 mi Operator Intrepid Travel From
- NZ$4,330
No departure dates availableDuration 6 days Destinations Launceston, Freycinet National Park, Swansea, Maria Island, Orford, Darlington, Flinders Island, Port Arthur, Cape Raoul, Hobart Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Distance 586 mi Operator Intrepid Travel 
From Montezuma waterfall to Wellington Park, this 7-day tour winds through Hobart, Strahan, and Bicheno. Comfortable motel stays complement easy-rated walks, with English-speaking guides leading the way.
Duration 7 days Destinations Hobart, Strahan, Launceston, Bicheno, Richmond, Port Arthur Age Range 8 to 99 year olds Physical Rating Easy Distance 453 mi Operator DERTOUR From
- NZ$2,129
Montezuma Falls marks the starting point of this Tasmanian adventure, leading to Wellington Park's scenic trails. The route includes coastal paths near Bicheno and Port Arthur's historic grounds, featuring mid-range motel accommodation and professional guidance.
Duration 7 days Destinations Hobart, Strahan, Montezuma Falls, Launceston, Bicheno, Port Arthur Age Range 8 to 99 year olds Physical Rating Easy Distance 445 mi Operator MEIERS WELTREISEN From
- NZ$2,129
Walk the Tasman Peninsula
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Well organised. A real treat.”
Kay, traveled in April
Southeastern Tasmania's wilderness reveals itself through Cape Raoul's dramatic cliffs and Fortescue Bay's white sands. The physically demanding route crosses heathland, woodland, and coastal trails, with Port Arthur providing overnight accommodation.
No departure dates availableDuration 4 days Destinations Hobart, Port Arthur Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Distance 66 mi Operator Intrepid Travel
What people love about Hiking & Trekking Tours in Tasmania
- Walk Bruny Island & Tasmania's South West
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.
Great trip! Loved the experience and all topped off by the wonderful food with options for all. Nothing was too much trouble for Stan, Sam and Senna
Trek the Cradle Mountain Overland Track
- Walk the Tasman Peninsula
Good guides and great company. Well organised. A real treat.
What our customers ask about Hiking & Trekking Tours & Trips in Tasmania
What are the best hiking trails in Tasmania for different skill levels?
Tasmania's trails cater to hikers of all abilities from casual walkers to seasoned trekkers. The Dove Lake Circuit at Cradle Mountain presents an approachable 6km loop for newcomers while the Cape Raoul track offers a moderate 14km route with ocean panoramas. Advanced hikers seeking a challenge will find it on the steep Hansons Peak trail which rewards with views across the alpine landscape. A TourRadar traveler shared: "Good guides and great company. Well organized. A real treat." Hikers can base themselves at properties like Stewarts Bay Lodge or Discovery Holiday Park in Cradle Mountain village.
When is the best time of year for hiking in Tasmania?
The optimal hiking window in Tasmania spans October through April when conditions are mild and paths stay mostly dry. The coastal paths like Bay of Fires and Three Capes Track see their best weather during summer months (December-February) though higher spots like Cradle Mountain remain cool. Spring brings flowers to paths like Cape Raoul while autumn paints the landscape near Crater Lake with golden fagus trees. March stands out as a favorite among TourRadar travelers for its balanced weather. Pack layers regardless of season as conditions can shift rapidly especially on mountain trails.
What types of accommodation can I expect on multi-day hiking tours?
The lodging options near Tasmania's trails range from well-appointed lodges to nature-focused retreats. Stewarts Bay Lodge provides waterfront cabins near Port Arthur's trails while Bruny Island Lodge offers farmhouse comfort with private bathrooms. At Cradle Mountain Discovery Holiday Park guests stay in two-bedroom units with community spaces. One TourRadar guest noted: "The accommodation was well-chosen for location and comfort after long hiking days." Most properties sit close to major trailheads making them practical bases for daily hikes.
What's the typical daily hiking distance on Tasmania trekking tours?
Daily distances on Tasmania's trails typically span 6-14km based on the route and terrain. The Three Capes Track features moderate 8-9km segments like Cape Hauy while more demanding paths such as Cape Raoul stretch to 14km with elevation gain. Most day walks take 4-6 hours with stops for rest and photos. Tours often mix shorter walks like the 6km Dove Lake loop with more demanding climbs to spots like Marion's Lookout. Places such as Three Capes and Tasman Lodge provide comfortable spaces to rest between treks.
What wildlife might I encounter while hiking in Tasmania?
The trails through Tasmania's national parks offer regular wildlife sightings. Wombats often graze the buttongrass plains around Cradle Mountain while wallabies frequent Adventure Bay. The coastal routes along Bay of Fires present chances to spot seals albatross and coastal birds. Bruny Island is known for uncommon species including the forty-spotted pardalote and swift parrot. Hikers frequently report seeing Tasmanian native hens and echidnas on paths near Mount Brown and Crescent Bay.
Are there family-friendly hiking options in Tasmania?
Several Tasmanian trails work well for family groups. The Dove Lake Circuit at Cradle Mountain offers a gentle 6km loop while select portions of the Bay of Fires coastal path provide easy walking and beach access. The route from Remarkable Cave to Crescent Bay can adapt to family needs. Most tours welcome children 8 and older though certain challenging tracks like Cape Hauy require participants to be at least 15. Family-focused properties such as Discovery Holiday Park Cradle Mountain provide spacious multi-room setups for groups with children.