6 Day Cradle Mountain and Walls of Jerusalem National Park Walking Expedition from Launceston

Experience wonderland. The Walls of Jerusalem National Park in the Tasmanian highlands is adjacent to Cradle Mountain and combining the two areas in this 6-day trip offers a great chance to get a real feel for Tasmania’s unique harsh, yet fragile high country.

Experience wonderland. The Walls of Jerusalem National Park in the Tasmanian highlands is adjacent to Cradle Mountain and combining the two areas in this 6-day trip offers a great chance to get a real feel for Tasmania’s unique harsh, yet fragile high country.

This 6-day Cradle Mountain and Walls of Jerusalem National Park trek incorporates a couple of nights in cabins and three nights under the stars in snug 2 person Macpac tents. Your days fill with walks that offer the best that conditions allow. You'll and take in the dramatic peaks and deep shadowy lakes all from our cabins within the National Park. Then transfer to the Mersey Valley where you don backpacks and make our way up into the Walls of Jerusalem National Park and the base camp beneath majestic King David’s Peak.

Wonder at living fossils in the numerous tarns. Investigate evidence of ice caps scouring the land and discover floral links to the Gondwanan supercontinent. Step into this environment of stark contrasts, let your mind conjure images of ancient faces from knotted pines and swirling dancers in the lush green glades between imposing rock peaks.

Relax in the warm evening hues as your guides prepare sumptuous revitalising meals then retire to your warm clean tent to restore your weary limbs for another day of marvelous trekking.

6-day Cradle Mountain and Walls of Jerusalem National Park Trek includes 2 nights in cabins and 3 nights camping, National Park fees, all meals, bus transfers, secure storage for excess luggages

This tour is seasonal and only operates between October and June


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