Walls of Jerusalem, Tasmania.
With plenty of human company, and a stone’s throw from Launceston, The Walls is perfect for the novice walker. Biblical in both name and scale, and for the more experienced, a lifetime of off-track deviations await.
The Best Walks around Launceston & Northern Tasmania
Perched at the intersection of three rivers, the North Esk, South Esk, and kanamaluka/River Tamar, the network of walks around Launceston seamlessly weave together untamed natural landscapes with carefully designed urban areas and historical charm. At the heart of Launceston lies the enchanting Cataract Gorge, a natural wonder that has served as a sacred gathering site for Tasmanian Aboriginal communities for millennia. Whether taking a self-guided stroll or touring with an Indigenous led group, this Launceston walk provides a deep connection with the historical culture of the site, paired with a day of swimming below towering Jurassic dolerite cliffs. Other Launceston historic walks are the best way to explore the old cityscape and its surrounding wild wonders, so travel here with a pair of hikers.
Cataract Gorge, Tasmania.
A short walk from downtown Launceston, and with ample help from the locals at hand, Cataract Gorge is an opportunity to immerse
yourself in Northern Tasmanian Culture.
Launceston, Tasmania.
“Always look up” the locals say, as Launceston’s centre is filled with elaborate Victorian and mid-century parapets. It’s a short…
Archers Knob, Tasmania.
This walk showcases a variety of flora, fauna and landforms. Begin at Narawntapu National Park Visitors Centre and wander behind…