Distance: 65 km
Duration: 6-7 days
Difficulty: Moderate to Hard
This iconic trail takes you through the heart of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. Starting at Cradle Mountain and ending at Lake St Clair, the Overland Track offers hikers stunning views of alpine meadows, waterfalls, and dense rainforests. Wildlife encounters, including wombats and echidnas, add to the experience. Be prepared for rapidly changing weather conditions and ensure you book in advance during the peak season.
Distance: 223 km
Duration: 12-16 days
Difficulty: Hard
The Larapinta Trail is a bucket-list hike for those seeking an outback adventure. Traversing the West MacDonnell Ranges, this trail offers awe-inspiring views of rugged gorges, red desert landscapes, and ancient rock formations. It’s best tackled during the cooler months (April to September), and hikers should be well-prepared with water and navigation skills.
Distance: 123 km
Duration: 5-8 days
Difficulty: Moderate
Stretching along the spectacular coastline of the Margaret River region, the Cape to Cape Track features pristine beaches, limestone cliffs, and lush forests. Starting at Cape Naturaliste and finishing at Cape Leeuwin, the hike is renowned for its wildflowers in spring and whale sightings during migration season. With plenty of nearby accommodations, it’s also possible to hike sections of the trail as day trips.
Distance: 48 km
Duration: 4 days
Difficulty: Moderate
Designed to immerse hikers in the dramatic beauty of Tasmania’s southeastern coast, the Three Capes Track offers an unparalleled experience. With its carefully maintained paths, comfortable cabins, and interpretive information, this hike combines luxury and wilderness. Highlights include towering sea cliffs and breathtaking ocean views.
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Distance: 110 km
Duration: 7-8 days
Difficulty: Moderate
Following the stunning coastline of Victoria’s Great Ocean Road, this hike is perfect for those who love ocean views. The trail passes through national parks, remote beaches, and eucalyptus forests, with the Twelve Apostles as a grand finale. Guided tours and shuttle services are available for added convenience.
Distance: 1,000 km
Duration: 6-8 weeks (or sections)
Difficulty: Varies
One of the world’s great long-distance trails, the Bibbulmun Track extends from Perth to Albany, offering an incredible journey through forests, coastal heathlands, and rural towns. While only experienced hikers tackle the entire trail, sections can be enjoyed for shorter multi-day hikes. Campsites are well-spaced, and water tanks are available along the way.
Distance: 655 km
Duration: 5-8 weeks
Difficulty: Very Hard
For seasoned adventurers, the Australian Alps Walking Track provides the ultimate challenge. Traversing the highest peaks in the country, this trail takes hikers through remote wilderness areas, alpine meadows, and snow gum forests. Proper preparation and experience are essential, as the route involves navigation through unmarked areas and varying terrain.
Whether you're a seasoned trekker or a beginner, Australia's multi-day hikes offer something for everyone. Lace up your boots, pack your gear, and get ready to explore the natural beauty of this incredible continent!
A. The Three Capes Track in Tasmania is ideal for beginners. It offers well-maintained paths, cabin accommodations, and incredible coastal scenery—without the need for advanced navigation or camping skills.
A. Essentials include weather-appropriate clothing, a quality backpack, sleeping gear (if camping), a first aid kit, navigation tools (map/GPS), and lightweight, high-energy meals like On Track Meals with flameless heater bags for easy hot food on the trail.
A. Yes, especially for popular hikes like the Overland Track and Three Capes Track, which have limited spots during peak season. Booking ensures you secure permits, transport, and accommodations if needed.
