I might be a little bit biased, but Tasmania is an amazing island and somewhere that everyone should come and visit! Although the weather is subject to quick changes, the pristine and clean surrounds can be appreciated at any time of the year. Aside from fresh air and fantastic food, Tasmania is best known for its natural beauty. The stunning scenery means there are plenty of epic hikes to enjoy.

Although there are stacks of extensive hikes, the most popular walks are the shorter ones. After living in Tasmania for most of my life, I have had the chance to try a fair few and here are the recommendations.

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Russell Falls – 20 mins return

Hartz Peak – 4 hours return

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Cape Hauy – 4 hours return

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Cape Raoul – 5 hours return

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Mt Wellington Organ Pipes – 3 hours return

Pandani Grove – 40 mins return

The Nut Plateau and Circuit – 1.5 hours return

Dove Lake Circuit – 2 hours return

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Crater Lake Circuit – 2 hours return

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Cradle Mountain Summit – 7 hours return

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Lake St Clair – 1 hour

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Bay of Fires – time depending

Wineglass Bay and Hazards Beach – 4.5 hours return (or 1 hour return to the look out)

For further information and details for the hikes, check out TasTrails or Parks and Wildlife. These websites are reputable and have fantastic information about hiking in Tasmania.