When you explore Australia’s most mountainous state it’s easy to find a peak to challenge you.
When you walk the Overland Track, you can climb Mount Ossa, our highest peak (1,617 metres/5,300 feet), or the famous jagged profile of Cradle Mountain, and then head south to scale Frenchmans Cap (1,446 metres/4,700 feet) in Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park.
Or you may want the extreme challenge of two dolerite stacks, called the Totem Pole and the Candlestick, rising up to 60 metres (almost 200 feet) above the Southern Ocean, part of the Tasman National Park.
Remember, too, that our weather is unpredictable so follow the safety regulations and check with the local ranger.
Paul Grigg Outdoor Educational Services primary function is to provide an instructional/facilitation service in Tasmania.
Tour Launceston, Tamar and the North Launceston
Outdoor Recreational Transport offer non-scheduled bus services and tours for outdoor enthusiasts near Launceston, Tasmania.
Tour Launceston, Tamar and the North Launceston
Aardvark Adventures Tasmania located in Hobart offer abseiling, caving and white-water rafting tours with qualified instructors.
Tour Hobart and Surrounds Hobart
Tasmanian Expeditions operate a large range of active and adventure holidays in Tasmania.
Tour Launceston, Tamar and the North Launceston
Specialising in small group adventures, offering glow-worm and caving tours in the Southwest World Heritage Area.
Tour Hobart and Surrounds Strathblane
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