Tasmania Hiking

Pelverata FallsPelverata Falls

Pelverata Falls Hike | Tasmania

The hike to Pelverata Falls is the perfect choice for one of those days where you really need to get out of the house and stretch the legs, but aren’t feeling up to a half-day slog. This is one of those walks where we’d strongly recommend that you plan to do it after the rains, because a dry waterfall is simply a cliff right…?

Cape HauyCape Hauy

Cape Hauy Hike | Tasmania

The 4hr return walk to Cape Hauy will not only expose you to stunning panoramic views of the cape, but also north towards the Devil’s Arch and south towards Cape Pillar and Tasman Island. The sea cliffs of the Tasman Peninsular are the tallest in the world, and for that alone it would also be worth making the hike! Put it all together and you’ve got one very enjoyable day walk.

Wineglass BayWineglass Bay

Wineglass Bay and Hazards Beach loop hike | Freycinet National Park

It is no exaggeration to say that this loop would have to be one of the best day walks you will find anywhere in Australia, if not the world!

While the shorter return walk to Wineglass Bay is a favourite of many locals and tourists alike, if you’ve got the time then in our opinion the extension to include Hazards Beach makes for a much more immersive experience, taking you away from the masses and closer to nature!

Mt Field EastMt Field East

Mt Field East Hike | Tasmania

One of Tasmania’s best day hikes. the Mt Field East loop winds its way through some stunning forests, moors and mountains. On a sunny day, particularly after fresh snow falls, this walk is absolutely magic!