Walks in Nature: Tasmania highlights the 50 best walks to experience the state’s natural beauty.

From bays of picturesque blue waters to centuries-old rainforests, local walker and writer Andrew Bain shows you one of the best ways to see the state – via track and trail. With 50 walks varying in length and difficulty, there’s truly something for everyone. Each walk is accompanied by an easy-to-use map, photo, local insider knowledge and a recommended foodie pitstop. It’s the perfect guide so you can spend a day out in nature.


About the Authors

Anna Carlile is the founder of Design by Nature, a communication design company that draws inspiration from nature and promotes design that celebrates and protects the environment. She lives in Melbourne with her partner Nick and two children, Freya and Tasman.

Andrew Bain is an award-winning travel writer specialising in outdoor adventure, who can usually be found cycling when he should be working. He's the author of Headwinds, the story of his 20,000-kilometre bike ride around Australia, Where to Ride Tasmania and Lonely Planet's Cycling Australia guidebook. He also writes about travel and cycling for various publications including 'Traveller' for The Age/Sydney Morning Herald and various Lonely Planet guides.