GUIDED DAY WALKS

Hartz Peak


Track Grade

T1 – Well defined and wide tracks.

T3 - You will experience marked but often-indistinct tracks.

Location

Hartz Mountain National Park, 1.5hrs south of Hobart, Tasmania

Track Length & Type

7.6km

Out and back

Price

From $249 per person

Overview

A delightful walk in an easily accessible park in Tasmania’s World Heritage Wilderness.

Track grade: T1 – Well defined and wide tracks & T3 - You will experience marked but often-indistinct tracks.

Track length & type: 7.6km, out and back.

Times: 7.30am Hobart departure, returning approximately 5.00pm


What’s included

  • Return transfer to Hartz Peak Track from Hobart CBD address (your accommodation)

  • Lunch & snacks

  • On-Trail Experienced Walking Guide

  • Walking jacket / outer layer if required

  • Water to refill your drink bottle

  • First Aid kit

See our full list and guide on what to bring and how to prepare for your walk here


About the walk

Hartz Mountain National Park is about 1.5 hours south of Hobart and is a small, glaciated alpine park featuring an easily accessible dolerite peak – Hartz Peak (1255m) – with stunning 360 panoramic views north to Mt Wellington, west to Federation Peak, east to Bruny Island on the coast, and south to Pindars Peak and Barn Bluff. We reach it after a pleasant drive south through the picturesque townships of Huonville, Franklin, Port Huon and Geeveston, then through state forest to the park’s entrance.

The park’s vegetation is a mix of sub-alpine mixed eucalypt forest and alpine flora including diminutive pencil pines, distinctive pandanis, endemic heaths and scoparia, with a good temperate rainforest remnant near Hartz Lake. The park’s topography comprises typical dolerite peaks, with shattered boulders and scree slopes below, and several exquisite, glacially gouged and dammed lakes and tarns all set in avery exposed wilderness landscape.

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