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Explore the stunning Freycinet National Park on foot, where dramatic coastlines, pristine beaches, and rugged mountains await. Here are some of the standout trails:
Wineglass Bay Lookout (Most popular but be prepared for lots of steps): A moderate 1.5 to 2 hour return walk that rewards you with breathtaking panoramic views of the iconic Wineglass Bay, its pristine white sands, and turquoise waters.
Wineglass Bay and Hazards Beach Circuit: A longer 6 to 7 hour circuit that takes you down to Wineglass Bay, along Hazards Beach, and back via Mount Graham. This walk combines stunning beaches, coastal heath, and elevated viewpoints, offering a full experience of the peninsula’s natural beauty.
Mount Amos: A challenging 4 to 6 hour return hike that climbs steeply to the summit of Mount Amos. The effort is rewarded with sweeping views of Wineglass Bay, the Freycinet Peninsula, and the surrounding turquoise waters.
Cape Tourville Lighthouse Walk: An easy 20 to 30 minute return walk suitable for all ages. The trail leads to the Cape Tourville Lighthouse and offers spectacular coastal scenery, seabird spotting, and a chance to enjoy the wind-swept beauty of Tasmania’s east coast.

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