PRIVATE GUIDED DAY WALKS

Mount Field

Track Grade

T1 – Well defined and wide tracks.

T2 - Narrower but distinct tracks.

Location

Mount Field National Park, Tasmania

Track Length & Type

Various options

Price

From $249 per person

Mount Field Guided Day Walk

Large moss-covered tree trunk in a lush green forest with surrounding smaller trees and undergrowth.
  • Lunch & snacks provided

  • Experienced on trail guide

  • CBD Pick-ups begin at 7:15am

  • No Minimum Numbers

  • Guaranteed Departures

Overview

An exciting walk in a uniquely beautiful and diverse environment.

Track grade: T1 – well defined and wide tracks & T2 - narrow but distinct tracks.

Track length & type: various options.

Times: 7.30am Hobart departure, returning approximately 5.00pm


What’s included

  • Return transfer to Mount Field National Park 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

Mount Field National Park is one of Tasmania’s oldest national parks, established in 1916 with Freycinet National Park, and is one of its most popular. This is partly because of its proximity to Hobart (94 km) but also for its wide variety of flora, dramatic glaciated landforms, and ready accessibility to most areas of the park.

This tour features examples of all of the park’s attractions including sub-alpine forests, stands of ancient pencil pines, the remarkable cushion plants, glacial moraines and block streams, alpine moorlands, exquisite small tarns and lakes, monolithic dolerite boulder fields, dramatic cliffs and peaks, and stunning views. It provides a wonderful introduction to Tasmania’s alpine regions, flora, and topography.

The tour is also characterised by the park’s multiple ‘personalities’. It starts in a sub-alpine forest along moraine-dammed lakes and finishes with an exhilarating high-altitude ridge-top traverse of the Rodway Range among the ice-shattered monolithic dolerite boulders of the ‘Lions Den’ before descending the botanic ‘riot’ of the Urquart Track to our finish.

A hiker sitting on a rocky ledge overlooking a mountain lake with surrounding hills under a partly cloudy sky.
A landscape featuring a calm body of water reflecting the nearby trees and rocky terrain, with rolling hills and a partly cloudy sky in the background.
A large tree in a dense green forest with moss growing on its trunk.

Before you book