Tarkine Coast Expedition

With precipitous peaks plunging into the ferocious Southern Ocean, wild rivers, pristine rainforests growing to the edge of unspoiled beaches and vast meadows of brilliant wildflowers, the South Coast Track is a must see and do. This is a real journey; it's not for the faint hearted but for those who like to challenge themselves, the rewards are immense and sometimes life changing. There are very few places like this left on earth, an area so wild, so spectacular and totally unspoiled. The South Coast Track is a full pack carrying trip so a good level of fitness is required. Itinerary Summary: Day 1: Fly from Hobart to Melaleuca, walk to Point Eric (12 km) Day 2: Trek to Louisa Bay (11 km) Day 3: Walk to Louisa River (9 km) Day 4: The Ironbound Range to Little Deadmans Bay (11 km) Day 5: Rest day at Little Deadmans Bay Day 6: Walk to Osmiridium Beach camp (15 km) Day 7: Walk to Granite Beach camp (10 km) Day 8: Over South Cape Range, camp South Cape Rivulet (11 km) Day 9: Walk to Cockle Creek, return to Hobart (12 km)

Named after Captain Matthew Flinders who first navigated these islands in 1798, Flinders Island is one of Australia's best kept walking holiday secrets. Trek Tasmania is very excited to offer this guided walking tour. This trek is fully vehicle supported so you only carry a day pack. We take you to the must see places and the secret spots that no one else knows about, getting fully immersed in the wilderness heart of the island. Our Flinders Island six-day (60 km) walking holiday is about getting off track and walking in a true wilderness wonderland. Itinerary Summary: Day 1: Pick up from Launceston, fly Launceston to Flinders Island, walk Palana/north east tip of Flinders Island (13 km) Day 2: Transfer to Killiecrankie township, walk coast from Killiecrankie to The Docks (11 km) Day 3: Climb Mt Killiecrankie (8 km) Day 4: Explore the Furneaux Museum and Wybalenna, walk to Castle Rock (10 km) Day 5: Climb Mt Strzelecki (6 km) Day 6: Pillangers Peak and Lillies Beach Walk (10 km)

The only way into The Walls of Jerusalem National Park is by foot. Our six-day full pack walk takes us into the heart of the central walls area where we camp for two nights. We have the luxury of a day pack walk on day two, so we can make the most of this spectacular place and get to the mountain peaks a little easier. On day three we head into the more isolated and remote parts of the park where few people venture. Our camps are located in the most picture-perfect places, offering spectacular lake frontages, an array of wildflowers and stunning mountain peaks. This is true Tasmanian wilderness. Itinerary Summary: Day 1: Depart Launceston, walk to Walls of Jerusalem National Park camp (7 km) Day 2: Central Walls of Jerusalem day walk (8-12 km) Day 3: Wild Dog Creek to Lake Adelaide (13 km) Day 4: Lake Adelaide to Lake Meston (10 km) Day 5: Lake Meston to Lake Myrtle (8 km) Day 6: Lake Myrtle to Launceston (6 km)

At 1446 metres, Frenchman’s Cap is located in some of the most breathtaking mountain country in Tasmania. The landscape dominating Cap was first sighted from the Tasmanian west coast and was a landmark recorded with the establishment of the penal settlement on Sarah Island, in Macquarie Harbour (1822-1837). Sculptured through the Pleistocene glaciation age, the features of the mountain and its surrounds are spectacular and offer a challenging trekking adventure. The famous wild Franklin River snakes its way around Frenchman’s and forms part of this rewarding wilderness journey in the heart of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. 5 days enables us to complete this trek with good opportunities to summit this amazing peak and complete exploratory walks in the area. Day 1 : Depart Launceston, walk to Philips Lead | 12kms Day 2 : Philips Lead to Lake Tahune | 11kms Day 3 : Summit Frenchman’s Cap, camp Lake Tahune | 4kms Day 4 : Lake Tahune to Lake Vera | 7kms Day 5 : Lake Vera to Launceston | 16kms

The Overland Track is Australia’s most iconic wilderness trekking journey. Trek Tasmania offers an opportunity to experience this classic Tasmanian bushwalking adventure, showcasing everything that this Tasmanian wilderness world heritage area has to offer. We spend 6 days walking the track, staying at purpose-built group camping sites each night; add to this the company and expertise of some of the very best wilderness guides and you are guaranteed a trek of a lifetime. Itinerary Summary Day 1 : Depart Launceston, Ronny Creek to Waterfall Valley | 10.7kms (+2 km Cradle Mountain) Day 2 : Waterfall Valley to Lake Windermere | 8kms (+3 km Lake Will) Day 3 : Lake Windermere to Pillion Plains | 17kms (+1 km Old Pelion) Day 4 : Pelion Plains to Kia Ora | 8.5kms (+5km Mt Ossa) Day 5 : Kia Ora to Windy Ridge | 9.5kms (+2.5km waterfalls) Day 6 : Windy Ridge to Narcisuss, return to Launceston | 9kms

The only way into The Walls of Jerusalem National Park is by foot, this remote untouched wilderness is only available to a select few. Our 4 day trek takes us into the heart of the Central Walls area where we camp for three nights. We have the luxury of some day pack walking on day two and three, so we can make the most of this spectacular place and get to the mountain peaks and remoter sections of the park a little easier. Itinerary Day 1 : Depart Launceston, walk to Walls of Jerusalem National Park camp | 7kms There is a pre-trip briefing this morning at the Aspire Adventure Equipment Gear Store 136 York Street, Launceston Day 2 : Central Walls of Jerusalem day walk | 8-12kms Day 3 : Central Walls of Jerusalem day walk | 8-12kms Day 4 : Walk out of Walls of Jerusalem National Park camp | 7kms

Join Tarkine Trails on this fully accommodated day pack hiking adventure, exploring one of the most remote and beautiful parts of the world – the Tarkine / takayna wilderness in the north-west of Tasmania. We explore the spectacular highlights and trails of the Tarkine region with stays in lodge style accommodation. Three nights at Corinna in eco-cabins, set deep in the pristine Tarkine rainforest along the banks of the majestic Pieman River is an experience not to be missed. Day 1 : Pick up Launceston, transfer to Rocky Cape National Park, Dip Falls to Stanley | 10kms There is a pre-trip briefing this morning at the Aspire Adventure Equipment Gear Store 136 York Street, Launceston Day 2 : Explore Trowutta Arch, travel the Western Explorer and trek Mt. Donaldson | 13kms Day 3 : Kayak the majestic rainforest clad Pieman and Savage Rivers, return rainforest walk to Corinna | 10kms+paddle | 5 km walk Day 4 : Coastal Hike on the takayna coast to Point Rupert | 14kms Day 5 : Fatman Barge, Zeehan, walk Montezuma Falls track, Tulllah |12 kms Day 6 : Mount Farrell hike, return to Launceston | 6kms

Take a step back in time and experience the raw beauty of the largest cool temperate rainforest in the southern hemisphere, the takayna/Tarkine. With World Heritage significance, this 65 million year old rainforest sits in the North-West region of Tasmania and is a hidden gem for tourists and locals alike. Come walk with them to experience this ancient rainforest, full of cathedral-like groves with mosses and fungi carpeting the forest floor, and discover why our guests have “life-altering” experiences in this “untouched paradise”. Spend your evenings accompanied by views of the forested valley whilst indulging in some fine local produce; the perfect way to end each day of total forest immersion. Designed with a broad range of fitness levels in mind, this four-day tour provides everyone with access to the stunning takayna/Tarkine wilderness while still maintaining a great level of comfort.

Join Tarkine Trails on an immersive trekking experience of a lifetime. To truly experience the Tarkine rainforest, you need to live it, breathe it, drink it – and walk it. Tasmania's only multi-day rainforest walk enters this vast, tree-lined cathedral – Australia's largest cool temperate rainforest. Recognised globally for its ecological significance, this forest is a living remnant of the prehistoric woodlands of Gondwana. The moss-covered understorey is open, enabling our group to journey through the amazing forest for days. The Tarkine is one of the few remaining places where you can walk through temperate rainforest, without the visual presence of human development. It is still largely unexplored as a walking region, making this track an incomparable experience of isolation, beauty and wildness. Day 1 : Pick up Launceston, transfer to Arthur River and walk to Mystery Creek | 7kms Day 2 : Trek Mystery Creek to Octopus's garden| 7kms Day 3 : Tarkine Falls| 8km walk Day 4 : Tarkine Falls Base Camp – day walk exploring | 10kms Day 5 : Tarkine Falls to Eastons Creek via Heaven |10kms Day 6 : Lyons and Arthur River valley return transfer to Launceston | 6kms

You will find yourself a world away but still close enough to enjoy all that Launceston and its surrounds offer. You are invited to pause, indulge in an afternoon curled up in the hammock inside, or soak in the views from the outdoor tub! Overlooking the South Esk River and Trevallyn Dam, the home features a stunning architectural design and luxury touches throughout. A stunning recent extension has added extra beautiful spaces to make the Treehouse even more special. Three queen bedrooms feature generous quilts, electric blankets and pillows to ensure a cosy space and sound sleeping. The new kitchen is equipped with everything you need to ensure you settle in and don't have to leave unless you wish to. A cosy lounge and generous dining area feature, with an additional sitting and reading nook in the adjoining mezzanine space – from everywhere, you're treated to the spectacular views. Outside you'll find a cast iron bath to while away an afternoon or evening, with a book or glass of Tassie wine. Adirondack chairs invite you to focus on the views. Sunrises are magic at the Treehouse, with morning fog rolling through the valley. Evenings and sunsets offer a further perspective on the spectacular surrounds and mountains in the distance. They hope you will also spot the resident kookaburras and rosellas and abundant wallabies and pademelons.

The Gorge House is a boutique retreat just minutes' walk from the famous Cataract Gorge in Launceston. Nestled in a quiet street, it blends modern design with comfort, making it perfect for families, couples, or small groups. The home sleeps up to six guests across three bedrooms. The master suite is a true highlight, featuring a king bed, private ensuite, floor-to-ceiling glass, and its own balcony for enjoying the morning sun or evening breeze. Two additional bedrooms each offer queen beds with built-in cupboards and thoughtful touches for a restful stay. Guests can make themselves at home with a fully equipped kitchen, open-plan living and dining, and generous food and beverage supplies provided for your convenience. Large windows flood the house with natural light, while curated interiors create a warm, inviting feel. Step outside to a private deck with seating and a barbecue, surrounded by a landscaped garden. Off-street parking makes exploring easy. From here, stroll to the Gorge to discover walking trails, the suspension bridge, and chairlift, or head into Launceston's vibrant CBD for award-winning restaurants, cafés, and boutique shopping. The Tamar Valley wine route is also within easy reach. Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation, or a stylish base to explore Tasmania, The Gorge House offers the perfect mix of location, comfort, and charm.

Creativity, design and luxury intersect in this beautifully renovated Art-Deco period home in West Launceston. Belvoir is a masterpiece of interior design with original artwork by John Wren adorning the walls of the house throughout, giving guests the feeling of their own private gallery. Ideal for a sophisticated getaway with friends, the home, which comfortably sleeps six, is perfect to host dinner parties while enjoying the sights of Launceston and its stunning surroundings. Belvoir has been reimagined with bold interior design that captures its Art-Deco origins, paired with daring textures, layers and colours that breathe new life into the 1930’s built home. A stay at Belvoir is both unique and impressive, with the painting works of self-taught artist, John Wren hanging throughout the home, creating a warm ambience rich in character. Opulent, yet comfortable and inviting, the residence features three large, beautifully decorated bedrooms and two uniquely designed bathrooms. Belvoir is a testament to Art Deco's splendour, reimagined with modern conveniences for a seamless blend of the past and present. The highlight is an art collection exclusively crafted by John Wren, each piece narrating its own unique story. And the best part? You can make these captivating artworks your own, simply by visiting John Wren's website or enquire directly.