With 1.5 million hectares of Wilderness World Heritage Area, there’s no doubt that the island state is the hiking capital of Australia – these are the best multi day hikes Tasmania has to offer.

Explore beyond the crowded tourist stops with a multi-day hike that takes you deep into Tasmania’s rugged mountain ranges, wild, raging rivers, and secluded white-sand beaches. The smallest state in Australia packs in a diverse range of National Parks that satisfy any thirst for adventure, not to mention the local craft breweries to keep you rehydrated after a long trip. 

Mount Anne Overnight– Southwest National Park

Traditional Land Owners: South West Nation
Duration: 2 days
Distance: 17km, return

Standing at the trailhead, the never-ending staircase ahead might make you question why you’ve come here. I guarantee the cliff-side campsite on ‘The Shelf’ will be worth every step. Once you start your ascent there are plenty of opportunities to catch your breath and gaze back at the incredible views of the surrounding lakes and mountain ranges.

Whilst most day hikers stop at the top of Eliza Plateau, continue over the flats, enjoying the easy terrain as you prepare yourself for the upcoming boulder hop to the summit of Mount Anne. For advanced hikers continue around for the full 34km four to five day circuit, but be prepared to return if ‘The Notch’ is impassable due to bad weather.

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