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The Walls of Jerusalem Experience —
Operated by Tasmanian Expeditions, this introductory bushwalk explores Tasmania's only true alpine National Park, the Walls
of Jerusalem. Carrying only the day's necessities we are able to explore soaring dolerite peaks, alpine lakes, ancient pencil pine
forests and an abundance of wildflowers from the remote and comfortable base camp. Only accessible by foot, this undiscovered
jewel provides an authentic experience within Tasmania's World Heritage Wilderness and this trip is an ideal opportunity to
introduce yourself to wilderness camping without carrying full backpacks over long distances.
The four days are filled with long walks carrying only the day's necessities, returning at the end of each magnificent day to the
comfortable camping set up. The evenings are yours to relax and enjoy as the guides charm you with their skill in preparing
Tasmanian gourmet delights. This is a perfect trip for anyone keen to experience a true wilderness environment and enjoy the
simplistic yet rewarding experience of remote camping.
www.tasmanlanexpeditions.com.au
Wineglass to Wine Glass
Wineglass Bay on the Freycinet Peninsula is regularly voted one ofthe best beaches in the world.
On this intimate one-day tour you can explore the beach, learn some ofthe region's rollicking historical tales and taste a selection
of the region's finest food and wine.
Wineglass to Wine Glass captures the history, nature, food and wine ofthe Freycinet Peninsula. A maximum of eight guests depart
from the Freycinet Lodge mid-morning. Apart from the beach and the gourmet lunch, local wildlife, forests and Aboriginal middens
dating back tens of thousands of years will feature.
Lunch is served on a secluded point near Hazards Beach. Local seafood, beef, quail, the east coast's finest wines and Tasmanian
cheeses are served in a waterside standing camp. There are no buildings or roads anywhere close. It is highly unlikely you
will encounter at lunch time anyone else but those on the walk. After the feast, the afternoon can be spent beachcombing or
swimming in Great Oyster Bay before boarding a motor cruiser for the half-hour ride back to Freycinet Lodge.
www.puretasmanla.com.au/wineglass
6o Great Short Walks
Tasmania offers walking experiences for all levels of fitness and challenge. The 60 Great Short Walks offers diverse walking opportunities that
take you into a range of environments including rainforests, along ancient sea cliffs, beside turquoise seas and over jagged mountain peaks.
You can walk the coastal beaches ofthe Bay of Fires or head deep into the southwest wilderness and feel like the only soul on earth. The
walks are located throughout Tasmania and can generally be accessed from major roads.
www.parks.tas.gov.au
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