Tasmania boasts a unique range of bushwalking experiences, from mountainous peaks to stunning pristine beaches. Whatever the walking experience you’re after, chances are you can find it in Tasmania.
This website contains detailed information on a growing number of Tasmania’s best bushwalks. The trails can be sorted by location, walk grade, distance and time via the trails link, or found in on the map provided. The most recently added walks are displayed below. All of the walks listed have been personally walked and photographed.
Recent Additions
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Fluted Cape
The Fluted Cape, South Bruny Island
Walk Grade: Medium | Time: 3 Hours
Distance: 6km | Parks Pass Not Needed -
Mystery Creek Cave
Mystery Creek Cave, Southwest National Park
Walk Grade: Easy | Time: 2 Hours
Distance: 4km | Parks Pass Not Needed -
Collins Cap
Collins Cap, Wellington Park
Walk Grade: Medium | Time: 4 Hours
Distance: 5km | Parks Pass Not Needed -
Platypus Bay
Platypus Bay, Lake St Clair National Park
Walk Grade: Easy | Time: 90 Minutes
Distance: 5km | Parks Pass Needed -
Watersmeet Nature Trail
Watersmeet Nature Trail, Lake St Clair National Park
Walk Grade: Very Easy | Time: 45 Minutes
Distance: 3km | Parks Pass Needed -
Liffey Falls
Liffey Falls, Great Western Tiers
Walk Grade: Easy | Time: 3 Hours
Distance: 8km | Parks Pass Not Needed -
Alum Cliffs
Alum Cliffs, Mole Creek
Walk Grade: Easy | Time: 45 Minutes
Distance: 2km | Parks Pass Not Needed -
Quamby Bluff
Quamby Bluff, Great Western Tiers
Walk Grade: Medium | Time: 4 Hours
Distance: 6km | Parks Pass Not Needed -
Cape Queen Elizabeth
Cape Queen Elizabeth, Bruny Island
Walk Grade: Easy | Time: 3 Hours
Distance: 12km | Parks Pass Not Needed