The terrain and surfaces for our walks vary hugely, with sand, scree, muddy tree-rooted track, rocky track, boardwalk, and landscaped stone paths being some of the types of surfaces you might walk on when on a trip with us. You might also be walking through snow one day, mud puddles the next, and a dry track on a sunny day the next! It is therefore super important to make good footwear choices that set you up for success. Have a read of our footwear guide to see what we recommend for each walk and why.

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NOTE: Your guides will make the ultimate decision about whether your footwear is appropriate or safe for the trip you are walking on, so if you are bringing trail runners or footwear that is not weatherproof, you must also bring a pair of walking boots as your guides may ask you to wear these in event of severe weather or if other risk factors are present. 

Cradle Mountain/ Overland Track

You can view current forecasts here.

For average, year-round weather on the Overland Track, please refer to the Bureau of Meteorology.

Three Capes/ Tasman Peninsula

You can view current forecasts here.

For average, year-round weather in the Tasman National Park, please refer to the Bureau of Meteorology.

Bay of Fires/ East Coast

You can view current forecasts here.

For average, year-round weather at the Bay of Fires, please refer to the Bureau of Meteorology.

Wineglass Bay/ East Coast

You can view current forecasts here.

For average, year-round weather on Tasmania’s East Coast, please refer to the Bureau of Meteorology.

Great Ocean Road / Twelve Apostles

You can view current forecasts here.

For average, year-round weather on the Great Ocean Road, please refer to the Bureau of Meteorology.

Larapinta

You can view current forecasts here.

For average, year-round weather on the Larapinta Trail, please refer to the Bureau of Meteorology.

Kangaroo Island

You can view current forecasts here.

For average, year-round weather on Tasmania’s East Coast, please refer to the Bureau of Meteorology.

Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa 

You can view current forecasts here.

For average, year-round weather on Tasmania’s East Coast, please refer to the Bureau of Meteorology.

Each of our walks offers a unique guided experience. Difficulty, terrain, landscape, accommodation and extra activities -- No matter what type of bushwalk you are looking for, we have something to suit you!

You can discover the perfect walk for you by completing our personalized walk quiz.

Complete Walk Quiz

Alternatively, you can talk to our team who would love to talk you through all of our different walk options and find a walk to suit you.

P: (03) 6392 2211

E: bookings@taswalkingco.com.au         

All of our walks are recommended for people with an active lifestyle. Some walks may be more demanding and require a higher level of fitness. You can view the fitness requirements of each walk  here  

Our walks all have one of three recommended fitness levels. These being:

Active

Suit any active & healthy person. Basic ability to walk four to seven hours with numerous breaks.

Very Active

Suit any active & healthy person who exercises regularly and enjoys some hilly ascents

Athletic

Suits people who currently take part in one or more sports that involve physical strength and/or endurance.

Guests with a pre-existing medical condition, including allergies, are required to disclose it on their booking form and may be required to supply a doctor’s certificate or complete a confidential medical questionnaire.

Guests who are 69 years of age or older, at the time of departure, must supply a doctor’s certificate, no later than 90 days prior to departure, stating that they are in good physical condition and that there are no known ailments or pre-existing medical conditions likely to prevent them from completing the walk.  This step assists us to ensure an enjoyable and trouble-free walk for all involved.

For walkers who want to improve their fitness levels for an upcoming trip, we encourage you to use our training tips here.

All of our walks include the use of our high-quality packs. Each walk uses packs with a maximum pack weight of 3kg - 15 kg. If you stick to the packing list for your walk, you should not be carrying anything over the maximum weights listed below. We do not recommend carrying anything outside of these lists.

Below is a list of our walks and the maximum weight you will carry for each

Light daypack - Up to 3kgs

Kangaroo Island Signature Walk

Larapinta Signature Walk

Great Ocean Road Long Weekend

Twelve Apostles Signature Walk

Wineglass Bay Signature Walk

Bruny Island Long Weekend

Three Capes Long Weekend

Bay of Fires Long Weekend

Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa Signature Walk

Lightweight pack - Up to 7kgs

Three Capes Signature Walk

Three Capes Adventure Walk

Bay of Fires Signature Walk

Lightweight pack - Up to 10kgs

Cradle Mountain Signature Walk

Cradle Mountain Adventure Walk

Lightweight pack - Up to 15kgs

Cradle Mountain Expedition Walk

No, you cannot book our accommodation and walk separately from the group during the day. We have a duty of care to our guests and to Parks to ensure our guests' safety. Our guides are there to give you an educative and supportive walking experience, teaching you about the landscapes, history, flora and fauna of the track you are on. Our guides try not to crowd guests, but our guests' safety is always paramount. We also have an obligation to Parks to ensure that our guests walk on the track correctly and do not veer from the designated path.

Yes, all of our walks welcome single travellers. Rooms on most of our walks are twin-share, so you will be matched with another single traveller of the same gender. If you wish to guarantee a room to yourself, all of our walks have the option of a single supplement at an extra cost.

For all information on walk difficulty, please view our walk comparison page