Cradle Mountain: Dove Lake Half Day Guided Walk with Lunch
West Coast, Tasmania, Tasmania
Activity
Official tickets via GetYourGuide
Experience Cradle Mountain’s most popular walk with a guided 6km circuit around Dove Lake. Enjoy iconic views of Cradle Mountain and walk through the tranquil Ballroom Forest.
Highlights
- Feel the fresh air as you walk through the tranquil Ballroom Forest
- Enjoy a hikers-style lunch surrounded by the beauty of Cradle Mountain
- Walk around Dove Lake (6 kms) and take in views of the famous Cradle Mountain
- Experience one of Tasmania’s premier short walks with a local guide
- Venture through some of Tasmania's special vegetation on a guided walk
Description
Begin your walk with a safety briefing at the foot of Dove Lake. Set out from Dove Lake directly beneath Cradle Mountain. This premier walk will offer you some spectacular views of the famous mountain. The walk will take approximately 4 hours, including a lunch stop along the way. The track travels around Dove Lake, passing beneath the mountain, then returns through stunning rainforest to the tour starting point. Venture through some of Tasmania's special vegetation found in this area. A hikers-style lunch is provided as part of the tour. This will be issued to you prior to the walk; please ensure you have a suitable bag to take this with you. Ensure you read through the walk safety guidelines and requirements prior to booking this tour. This track is noted at a Grade 3 for hiking; some bushwalking experience is recommended. Tracks during the walk may have short steep hill sections, a rough surface, and many steps. Please ensure you have an adequate fitness level to complete the walk for your own safety.Includes
Guided 6km circuit walk around Dove Lake Hikers lunch pack Safety briefingExcludes
National Parks PassImportant Information
- The walk is approximately 4 hours including lunch
- Grade 3 track: some bushwalking experience recommended
- Tracks may have short steep hill sections, a rough surface, and many steps
- Weather conditions in Tasmania can change quickly and frequently
- Always stay on the formed walking tracks for safety and environmental protection