TAS
Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair, Mount Field, Freycinet, Tasman Peninsula cliffs and Maria Island — pick a park, then open its full guide.
For the full practical guide, decision hierarchy and planning details → open each park below.
Alpine day walks & multi-day context
Alpine Tasmania icons — Dove Lake logistics, honest weather notes and Overland expectations
Central Highlands Tasmania
How long do I need?Cloud on the peak — last shuttle
Independent guide · National Parks Guide Australia network
Coastal walks & viewpoints
Wineglass Bay and the Freycinet Peninsula — granite Hazards, coastal walks and east-coast overnight options
East coast Tasmania
How long do I need?Hobart day trip too long?
Independent guide · National Parks Guide Australia network
Waterfalls & highland day trips
Waterfalls, tall forest and alpine plateau near Hobart — Russell Falls and day-trip highland walks
Southern Tasmania
Independent guide · National Parks Guide Australia network
Coastal cliffs & peninsula walks
Tasman Peninsula cliffs, Cape Hauy and Port Arthur country — dolerite stacks, day walks and Three Capes context
Tasman Peninsula
How long do I need?Left Hobart too late for Cape Hauy
Independent guide · National Parks Guide Australia network
Island walks & wildlife
Island national park off Tasmania’s east coast — ferry to Darlington, wildlife and Painted Cliffs; miss the last ferry and the day ends
East coast Tasmania
How long do I need?Missed the last ferry — Plan B
Independent guide · National Parks Guide Australia network