Cradle Mountain Signature Walk – Great Walks of Australia
Cradle Mountain Signature Walk
Overland Track, Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Tasmania © Tourism Tasmania
Where: Tasmania’s famous Overland Track
Duration: 6 days / 5 nights
Distance: 65km (40mi)
Grade: Moderate
Discover one of Australia’s most spectacular World Heritage areas while trekking the world famous Overland Track, located in Tasmania’s Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. On the Cradle Mountain Signature Walk, you’ll wander through ancient rainforests, alpine meadows and button grass plains once covered by glaciers. There are craggy peaks, majestic waterfalls, stands of King Billy pines and more than a few wombats along the way. At the end of each day, enjoy hearty guide-prepared meals and sleep in the comfort of the private Cradle Mountain Huts. Guests can choose to add a worthwhile side trip to Mount Ossa, Tasmania’s highest peak.
Tasmanian Walking Company
Cradle Mountain Signature Walk
7 DAYS
GRADE
MODERATE
PRIVATE HUTS
59KM
4.71
BY 15,312
This itinerary will be replacing the six-day Cradle Mountain Signature Walk from 1st July 2024.
If you are walking or want to walk before 1st July 2024, please view our six-day walk.
Tasmania’s Overland Track is famous the world over and our signature trip is the way to experience it in classic style. Across seven days, our most popular Overland experience completes the full journey from World Heritage-listed Cradle Mountain to Lake St Clair.
The fully guided walk begins at Red Feather Inn outside of Launceston, where we meet for a welcome dinner and briefing the night before we start the journey to Cradle Mountain. Over the next six days, we take you on a journey over the 65 kilometres through to Lake St Clair, Australia’s deepest natural lake. Our signature adventure does not include multiple side trips, but there is the opportunity on Day 4 to summit Mount Ossa.
Come join our most loved iconic walk.
Prices from $4,495 pp AUS
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