Tasmania is well known for its bush walking tracks. Even though Tasmania is a small island, more than forty percent of its land area is protected. Therefore, there are plenty of places to go bush walking in Tasmania.
Bush-walking tracks + Cradle Mountain Name Length Time Difficulty Dove Lake - 2 hours Easy Cradle Mountain - - -
+ Great Western Tiers Region Name Length Time Difficulty Liffey Falls 7.2 km return 2.5 hours Easy Meander Falls 7.8 km return 6 hours Medium-Hard Mother Cummings Peak - 3 hours Medium Quamby Bluff 5.8 km return 3 hours Medium
+ Mersey Valley Name Length Time Difficulty Lees Paddocks 14.2 km return 6 hours Easy-Medium Walls of Jerusalem 23.8 km return 9.5 hours Hard
+ North East Name Length Time Difficulty Cataract Gorge 13.6 km return 4.5 hours Medium Legges Tor 7.6 km return 3 hours Easy Mount Arthur 9 km return 4.5 hours Medium
+ North Coast Name Length Time Difficulty Archers Knob - - - Mount Roland - - Medium-Hard
+ Overland Track Name Length Time Difficulty Mount Pelion East - - - Mount Pelion West - - - Mount Oakleigh - - - Mount Ossa - - -22.2 km ret - 7.0 hours Medium - Pine Valley - - - The Acropolis - - - The Labyrinth - - - Barn Bluff - - - Cradle Mountain - - -
+ The South West Name Length Time Difficulty Frenchmans Cap - - - Western Arthurs- descending at Kappa Moraine 5–6 days Difficult- with icy weather South Coast Track - - - Port Davey Track - - - Federation Peak - 5 hours -