Tasmanian Walking Company - Hadspen

We did the 65 km Overland Track! Thank you Tasmanian Walking Company (TWC) for the passion in what your are doing, and being there for us in the walk. My husband and I did enjoyed the walk though there are some small part that we felt a little rush, but there’s alright. We understand that we need to be up on and down the mountain in time.The private hut provided by TWC was amazingly comfortable. Each day after the walk, you can enjoy a nice hot shower, hot coffee and tea with finger food at the hut. Then you’ll served with delicious dinner and free flow of Tassie wine. And dessert too. Breakfast will be also served at the hut before the walk of the day. Bread for brekkie are freshly made every day. There’s fire place to stay warm. There was also a selection of board games that you get yourself engaged with other new friends in the same walk.At the hut, there was a selection of books. Some of the same titles are available at every hut that you will be staying during the walk. This way you get to continue reading the book.

My friend and I departed on the signature 6 day Overland Track walk in May 2023. A life changing experience that was only made possible by the Tasmanian Walking Company. A huge thanks to the booking and logistics team who made the walk possible, to the amazing group of fellow walkers and a special heartfelt thanks to our amazing guides Lil, Fern and Maya. Their professionalism, care, passion and knowledge of the track was fantastic and I am deeply grateful.This is an experience everyone should have on their life bucket list. 5/5 stars.

We have just returned from the 12 Apostles walk, and still on a high. This was our second walk with TWC, the first being the 3 Capes walk. This walk had a great blend of grassland forest walking and beach walking. Our guides Mel and Immy and Monica were all knowledgeable and friendly. The lodge accommodation was great. Already looking to see where we will go next.

Completely fabulous. The 12 Apostles walk was a wonderful experience. The guides, Mel, Immy and Monica really made this terrific. The walk itself is a mix of easy gentle walking and some more challenging times. The soft sand walk was harder than I imagined but very satisfying to complete. The accommodation is wonderful and the food is really good. We had a great time, saw lots of wallabies and birds. The walk finished with a helicopter ride over the Apostles and stunning coastline. Superb! Thanks Tasmanian Walking Company.

An incredible walking experienceMy mum, brother and myself did the Bay of Fires walk over Christmas and it was sensationalThe scenery was stunningThe guides were incredible! Very knowledgeable, kind and helped insight greater understanding and appreciation of the landscapes beauty.We also really appreciated the respect, awareness and information about indigenous practices on this walk.The camping huts and lodge were above and beyond expectations and the whole walk ran very smoothly (again thanks to our incredible guides).Would recommend this walk to anyone and everyone of all ages.

We recently completed Tasmania’s Overland Track under the guidance of Anna, Zoe & Aleks, and couldn’t rate the experience more highly. Our guides were informative, and eager to educate us on our surrounds and the area’s history. Food was delicious and abundant, and no dietary requirement was too difficult to accommodate, and that made what was an amazing journey, even more enjoyable. Facilities were comfortable without being over the top, and that just softened the edges of what was an otherwise challenging experience. Thank you TassieWalkingCo !

My wife and I did the Bay of Fires 3 night/4 day walk. It was a fabulous experience. Our guides were lovely. Grant, Imogen and Sam. We also met some really nice other people in our group and in the other groups. All the logistics were smooth and the food provided was really high quality and plentiful and same with the bubbles and vino. I’d probably swap the beer (Ducane pale ale) with something else or have perhaps another option like a Boags or some other lager.I would thoroughly recommend this trip. We did it last week so late March/early April is a really good time of year to do it and we were blessed with really good weather.

Trip of a lifetime! I completed the 4 days Signature Bay of Fires walk with my son for his 18th birthday. Truly every aspect of this experience is impeccable!! Our guides on tour Leah & Mia were AMAZING... their passion, energy and enthusiasm was a gift. Loved them both and so too the lodge hosts Bree & Brooke.... absolutely legends. Nothing was ever too much. I am beyond grateful to the Tasmanian Walking Co. Thank you for creating such a well oiled machine! Every detail made for the most enjoyable, easfull experience.

We did the Signature Overland Track in late Oct 22 with Maya and Matilda. We also had a visiting rafting guide Isaac along for the ride, a welcome addition as with this tour I would otherwise have been the only male.The weather for our walk was almost perfect, with clear skies for the first three days (peaks and lookouts), and then a little rain on the last three that both added to the atmosphere and also helped the waterfalls.The walk is long with many undulating sections including a 600+m climb across the first day. While some sections are boardwalks, there is also mud, so take their packing and gear advice.The food was really good, our dinners included Quinoa Salmon; Lamb Ragu and my favourite the Mushroom risotto. My favourite dessert the Creme Brûlée, though Isaac's chocolate birthday cake with Tim Tam's wasn't half bad either.Late in the day one of the guides would proceed ahead providing hot scones, naan bread or cheese and crackers for when we arrived.Huts were comfortable, warm and dry, with blankets that we put over the mattress, but under the sleeping bags provided. Hot showers and drying cupboard were also appreciated on wet days.Really though, our great experience is attributable to the guides. Matilda, Maya and Isaac worked fantastically well together and with our tour group. Not just getting us through the track and well feed along the way, but adjusting pace, timings, side trips and commentary to the interests and abilities of the group.For their efforts, care and attention we are extremely grateful. The Huts Walk is a great way to do the Overland Track and enjoy this amazing part of Tasmania.As to the hazmat suit photo, waste is flown out, and on one day, they need to swap out the waste collection tanks. An interesting logistical exercise for which they have special attire to the amusement of the rest of our group.

I did the Three Capes Walk with a group of friends last week and loved every minute of it - the scenery, the lodges, the food were all spectacular. Our guides Caz and Ishka made it a very special experience, along with lodge hosts Piper, John and Sara who were wonderful.