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News : March 2025

Supporting Wildlife Conservation: Why We Stand with Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary

Tas Walking Co is proud to support Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, a pillar of conservation for Tasmania’s native species.

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News : March 2025

March 2025: In the News

It's been a busy month here at TWC. We have some exciting press clippings to share that feature our walks.

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News : February 2025

Take Five on Three Capes: Tanya’s Tale

Our mini blog series asks recently returned walkers five questions about their trip. Here’s Tanya’s account of the Three Capes Long Weekend – tips and inspo included!

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News : February 2025

Bay of Fires Named Australia’s Best Beach

Tourism Australia has just named the Bay of Fires as the best beach in the country, and we couldn’t agree more. Experience it with us on our walking adventures

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News : February 2025

7 hidden benefits of joining a small-group hike with the pros

I’ll always cherish my solo adventures. However, now that I’m a little older and more focused on comfort, I count value in increments of time, excellence in local knowledge transfer, and personal safety.

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News : January 2025

Discovering Bruny Island: A Transformative 3-Day Hike with Tasmanian Walking Company

A surgeon, a farmer, and a tax advisor walk into a bakery.... you wouldn’t believe what happened next.

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News : January 2025

Take five on the Overland: Barb's Recap

Our new mini blog series asks recently-returned walkers five questions about their trip. Here’s Barb’s account of the Cradle Mountain Signature Walk –tips and inspo included!

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News : January 2025

Overland: the OG

The Overland Track, Tasmania: Where the journey started for Tasmanian Walking Company. Read more about our story and hear from our guides about the experience.

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News : November 2024

Learn More About Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa Signature Walk

Together we will walk trails known only by Aṉangu, which evokes a powerful and everlasting connection to the land and culture. Watch the full video to learn more.

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