Name: Cradle Mountain 4-Day Hike | Explore Tasmania's Wild
Brand: Zero Trace Tours
SKU: 44643208822960
Price: 2850.0 AUD
Availability: InStock

Start and Finish

Launceston, TAS

Small Groups

Maximum 10 People

Full Distance

40 KM

Difficulty

Moderate

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200% Co2 Offset

Cradle Mountain Explorer | 4-Day Guided Hike Through Tasmania’s Wild Heart

Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair: 4-Day Iconic Hike

Ancient forests, alpine lakes, and jagged peaks—this four-day hiking tour immerses you in the raw beauty of Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park. With every step, wander through button grass moorlands, glacial valleys, and temperate rainforest teeming with life. Expect crisp air, dramatic views, and the kind of silence that fills your lungs and quiets the noise.

Led by experienced local guides, this tour balances invigorating hikes with creature comforts—including cosy lodge accommodation and chef-prepared meals. Whether tracing the Dove Lake circuit or gazing out from Hanson’s Peak, experience Tasmania’s wilderness at its most iconic. Perfect for curious adventurers with a moderate level of fitness, this fully supported small-group hike leaves no trace—except lasting memories.

Quick Facts

Duration: 4 days
Style: Fully supported, small-group guided hike
Region/Route: Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park (Tasmania)
Accommodation: Cosy lodge stays with chef-prepared meals
Difficulty: Moderate fitness recommended

Trip Highlights

Button grass moorlands, glacial valleys, and temperate rainforest
Dove Lake circuit and Hanson’s Peak viewpoints
Crisp alpine air, dramatic vistas, and restorative silence
Invigorating day hikes led by experienced local guides
Creature comforts between trail days—lodge accommodation and chef-prepared meals

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Key Tour Info

Distance: ~2km | Grade: Easy

Begin with a Launceston pickup and a scenic drive deep into the alpine heart of Tasmania. After arriving near Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park, settle into your cosy cabin accommodation nestled among the highland forests.

The first walk is a short but spectacular warm-up: the Enchanted Walk—a moss-draped trail winding through ancient myrtle forest, alongside cascading streams, with the chance to spot wombats in their natural habitat.

🛏 Return to the lodge to settle in, exhale, and enjoy a two-course dinner, while guides provide a preview of the days ahead.

Distance: ~12km | Grade: Easy to Moderate

Today’s walk loops around the iconic Dove Lake, framed by dramatic alpine peaks and ancient King Billy pines. With Cradle Mountain standing tall above the glacial waters, this trail delivers postcard views at every turn.

After a hearty picnic lunch on the trail, the afternoon explores Cradle Valley’s lesser-known tracks and boardwalks, offering new perspectives and quieter paths through this alpine wilderness.

🍽 Return to base for pre-dinner nibbles, followed by another wholesome, guide-prepared two-course dinner.

🧭 Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Distance: ~10–12km | Grade: Moderate

Today’s route ventures deeper into Tasmania’s World Heritage wilderness. Begin with a steady ascent past the mirrored waters of Crater Lake, surrounded by steep, forested walls. From there, continue to the tranquil Wombat Pool, nestled high in the alpine landscape.

Weather and group preferences may allow for a more challenging extension to Marion’s Lookout, offering one of the most sweeping summit views in the park—an unforgettable reward for the climb.

💡 This is peak Tasmanian alpine terrain: raw, rugged, and utterly memorable.

🧭 Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Distance: ~2–3km | Grade: Easy

The final morning begins with a peaceful wander beneath 1,500-year-old giants on the King Billy Track—a serene farewell through ancient cool-temperate rainforest, where moss carpets the ground and the silence speaks volumes.

After a relaxed brunch and a final glimpse toward the mountains, the group begins the return journey to Launceston, with arrival expected by late afternoon.

👣 Full hearts, tired legs, and memories carved into wild Tasmanian rock.

🧭 Meals Included: Breakfast & Brunch

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Where You'll Stay

Settle into three peaceful nights at the edge of Tasmania’s World Heritage wilderness. You’ll stay in a modern two-bedroom Deluxe cabin at Discovery Parks – Cradle Mountain, tucked into native bushland and just minutes from the trailhead. Each cabin includes a shared bathroom, a cosy lounge with gas log heating, kitchenette, and a private outdoor sitting area perfect for spotting wallabies at dusk.

Each room features either twin or queen bedding. Solo travellers can request a private room (Single Supplement), though you may still share the cabin with one or two others. All linen and towels are provided, and there’s a guest laundry available on-site. Upgrades to a private cabin may be available—ask when booking.

Communal meals are hosted nearby in the guide's cabin, where the day's stories are shared over warm plates and a backdrop of the bush.

What You'll Eat

This is hiking fuel with heart. Meals are hearty, nourishing, and thoughtfully prepared to spotlight local Tasmanian produce—think farm-fresh vegetables, local meats, and artisan cheeses with minimal food miles.

Each morning starts with a continental breakfast—muesli, yoghurt, fruit, toast, and endless cups of tea or coffee. Lunches are trail-ready spreads with salads, meats, fresh rolls, and the occasional roast chicken surprise.

Dinner is a casual but satisfying two-course affair prepared by your guides—maybe a slow-cooked curry, a classic roast, or something seasonal. Dessert? Apple crumble, fruit pavlova, or something equally comforting.

Trail snacks are always on hand: fruit, biscuits, tea-time cake, and a help-yourself trail mix station. Each evening, enjoy antipasto nibbles with dips, cheese, and crackers.

Alcohol isn’t included, but you’re welcome to bring your own. Just make sure it’s packed safely—no one wants to hike with a wine-scented backpack.

✅ What’s Included

Itinerary Activities

Four guided days of hiking in Cradle Mountain–Lake St Claire National Park, including iconic landscapes such as Dove Lake, Cradle Mountain Ridge, and alpine meadows.

Guides

Two professional local guides handling logistics, safety, route orientation, and meal preparation—equipped to support and inspire throughout the trip.

Accommodation

Three nights in deluxe two‑bedroom cabins at Discovery Parks Cradle Mountain—twin or queen bedding, shared bathroom facilities, kitchenette, gas‑log heating, bush views, and access to a lounge area. Single‑supplements available for a private room within a cabin.

Meals

Three hearty breakfasts, four packed lunches, and three two‑course dinners prepared by guides using fresh Tasmanian ingredients. Daily snacks, trail mix, fruit, tea, coffee, and evening nibbles.

Transfers & Transport

Return transfers from Launceston or national park entry point to the cabins, plus all on‑trip transport in a 4WD mini‑coach or similar.

Equipment & Support

Day‑pack walking format: personal luggage is stowed at cabins and moved separately. Guides carry first‑aid and safety equipment.

Fees & Sustainability

All national park entry fees included. Carbon emissions for the entire itinerary are calculated and offset at 200%, supporting local environmental initiatives.

🚫 What’s Not Included

Travel to/from Launceston

Getting to Cradle Mountain (flights, trains, roads) isn’t included—arrive by pickup time.

Optional Extras

Activities or tours not listed in the itinerary, including park cruises or wildlife experiences not arranged by the guide team.

Alcohol

All meals and non‑alcoholic drinks are provided. Guests may bring their own wine or beer—no glass containers please.

Tips & Gratuities

Gratuities for guides aren’t expected, but always welcome if the experience has exceeded expectations.

Travel Insurance

Comprehensive travel insurance is strongly recommended, covering trip cancellations, medical issues, and remote‑terrain incidents.

Personal Expenses

Souvenirs, phone calls, extra snacks, or accommodation before/after the itinerary are not covered.

Weather Expectations

Cradle Mountain sits at elevation—and the weather plays by its own rules. Conditions shift fast and can include four seasons in a single hike. Here’s what to expect:

🍃 Spring (September–November)

Temps: 2°C to 14°C
Wildflowers bloom, waterfalls surge, and snow patches still linger on higher trails. Expect cool mornings, light rain, and bursts of sun.
Best for: Alpine colour, fewer crowds, crisp air
Pack: Thermals, waterproof layers, gloves/beanie for early starts

☀️ Summer (December–February)

Temps: 6°C to 20°C
Milder days and longer daylight hours make this the most popular hiking season. But don’t let “summer” fool you—storms and sudden temperature drops are common.
Best for: Clear summit views, alpine swims (if you're brave)
Pack: Sun hat, rain jacket, lightweight fleece—you’ll need it all

🍂 Autumn (March–May)

Temps: 3°C to 16°C
Foliage turns golden, trails are quieter, and mornings carry a chill. Rain is frequent but short-lived.
Best for: Moody mountain light, cooler hiking temps
Pack: Waterproof outerwear, thermal base layers, quick-dry gear

❄️ Winter (June–August)

Temps: -2°C to 10°C
Snow covers higher peaks and icy winds whip through the valleys. Hikes run in limited conditions, but the landscape is truly magical.
Best for: Rugged solitude, snowy scenery, winter wildlife
Pack: Heavy-duty warm gear, microspikes (if specified), waterproof gloves

Regardless of the season, Cradle Mountain rewards those who come prepared. This is Tasmania’s high country—raw, beautiful, and unforgettable in any weather.

Very well organised trip with a very happy, friendly, helpful, knowledgeable guide. Food and accommodation were extremely good and more than adequate. Walking tracks were well maintained and the scenery was fabulous. There were challenging parts to the Hanson’s peak and Marion’s Lookout walks but well worth the effort. The Dove Lake walk was one of the nicest walks we have ever done. Highly recommend this tour.

Guide65987054987 via Trip Advisor

April 23, 2025

Cradle Mountain is a beautiful, alpine region of Tasmania. There are walks for all levels and the scenery of mountains and lakes is spectacular. I have completed 4 walking holidays in Tasmania with Park Trek Walking Holidays. The booking process is simple, the guides are very knowledgeable and friendly, the accommodation is comfortable and the food is plentiful and tasty. Park Trek Walking Holidays are great value for money and well planned – just book it, turn up and enjoy the experience!

Martin B via Trip Advisor

April 27, 2025

My husband and I recently did the 4 day Cradle Mountain Walk with Park Trek.Our guide Andrea, was fantastic and made it our tour. She was caring, full of information on flora & fauna and always allowed us time to look and take photos. We loved the challenges of the walks of which there were plenty. Marion's Lookout & Dove Canyon Walk were some. There was plenty of good , healthy food for all meals and snacks. Accommodation was very comfortable, clean & good hot water. From start to finish communication was great It was my 6th tour and my husband's 5th. Can't recommend Park Trek highly enough, a great company to go with.

Ken via Trip Advisor

May 5, 2024

Fabulous scenery and guides. Great accommodation and food. You don’t need to think about a thing. Just enjoy walking.

KerriSum via Trip Advisor

Jan 10, 2020

Had an excellent walk! The small group was ideal as we traversed the beautiful scenery. The guides were thoughtful and considerate of our walking abilities and adjusted our walk to accommodate. I would definitely recommend Parktrek walking adventures.

yv0nnew1 via Trip Advisor

Nov 19, 2019

An excellent trip with Park Trek guides Jas and Simon. Pick up from our hotel was on time with a lovely coffee and cake stop on the way to Cradle Mountain Jas's and Simon's experience was obvious as they tailored the 4 days to Tasmanian's changeable weather conditions. We loved our lodge - it was roomy, warm and cosy. Jas and Simon cooked the group beautiful, tasty meal which were very appreciated. A wonderful four days of sightseeing! Thank you Jas and Simon and Park Trek, Kevin and Elizabeth Weeks

Guide36418302417 Via Trip Advisor

Nov 9, 2019

Having done other walks with other companies, our group of eight ladies found Park Trek to be equal if not better than these. Their pricing was competitive and the accommodation, organisation and food was of a high standard. Even though some of the weather wasn't ideal our competent and knowledgable guides, Rose and Bernie, took this into account and adjusted our hikes to suit. They made sure all of the group was catered for with dietary requirements and the hikes were suited to the varying abilities and interests of the group. We would thoroughly recommend Park Trek to anyone wishing to explore this area through Cradle Mountain and the Tarkine 5 day walk as it gives such a variety of terrain, landscapes, flora and fauna.

Jim & Rosie H

March 19, 2023

The complete experience, from being picked in Launceston (and returned there), the accommodation, the food, the daily treks with two excellent guides, was outstanding. Would heartily recommend ParkTrek.

NormanArnott via Trip Advisor

Feb 24, 2020

What to Pack

The key to packing for Cradle Mountain? Layers, comfort, and weather smarts. The climate here shifts fast—be ready for sunshine, wind, rain, and alpine chill, sometimes all in one day.

👕 Clothing

Thermal base layers (top and bottom) – your cozy foundation
Moisture-wicking shirts – avoid cotton
Insulating mid-layer – fleece or down jacket
Waterproof & windproof jacket – essential year-round
Hiking pants – quick-dry preferred
Warm beanie + sun hat – because Tassie weather
Gloves – lightweight and waterproof if possible
Buff or neck gaiter – doubles as a scarf, sun shield, or face cover
Sleepwear + casual evening clothes – think lodge-comfy, not catwalk

🥾 Footwear

Worn-in hiking boots – waterproof with good grip
Camp shoes/slip-ons – for relaxing back at the cabin
Wool or hiking socks – bring a few pairs

🧳 Gear & Essentials

Daypack (20–30L) – with a rain cover
Water bottles or bladder (2L total) – stay hydrated out there
Sunscreen + lip balm – the sun hits differently at altitude
Insect repellent – especially in warmer months
Personal toiletries – eco-friendly where possible
Small towel or face cloth – optional but nice
Head torch or small flashlight – for night wanders
Swimsuit – if you're brave enough for an alpine dip

🩹 Health & Support

Any personal medication – enough for the whole trip
Blister treatment kit – prevention > cure
Basic first aid items – your guides carry the big stuff

📸 Optional but Awesome

Binoculars – for spotting wombats and wedge-tailed eagles
Camera or smartphone – keep it weather-safe
Lightweight book or journal – downtime is golden

Pro tips:

Pack light but smart—your main bag stays at the cabin, but your daypack goes everywhere.
Bring clothing that can layer up or down easily.
Tassie’s alpine weather is unpredictable—don’t skimp on the warm and waterproof stuff.

And remember, this is an adventure. If you forget something, your guides are pros—and the mountain will teach you what matters most.

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Zero Trace CO₂e Report — Cradle Mountain Explorer | 4-Day Guided Hike (Tasmania)

Results Summary

Estimated total per person: ≈ 365 kg CO₂e
Offset per person (200%): ≈ 730 kg CO₂e
Group total for context (10 guests): ≈ 3.65 t CO₂e

Method: high-estimate with Well-to-Tank (WTT) and aviation non-CO₂ effects via RF = 1.9; includes single-origin guest flights, all meals (included + off-tour), on-tour transport & stays, and +10% uncertainty uplift.

Purpose

Conservatively estimate greenhouse gas emissions (CO₂e) across Scopes 1–3, report per person (with group totals for context), and apply a 200% offset per person.

Key Tour Info

Region: Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park, Tasmania
Duration: 4 days / 3 nights
Start/Finish: Launceston (TAS) — return transfers to/from Cradle Mountain included
Group size used for context totals: 10 guests (site lists max 10)
Hiking distance: ~40 km total; difficulty Moderate
Accommodation: 3 lodge/cabin nights (Discovery Parks – Cradle Mountain)
Meals included by operator: 3 breakfasts, 4 packed lunches, 3 two-course dinners, snacks; we count all meals consumed (see below)
On-trip vehicle: 4WD mini-coach or similar for transfers and daily logistics
What’s not included: Travel to/from Launceston (we include it in emissions via feeder hub flights)

Scope & Boundaries

Scope 1: On-tour vehicle fuel (Launceston ⇄ Cradle Mountain transfers; daily park logistics).
Scope 2: Purchased electricity where directly attributable (generally captured via accommodation factors).
Scope 3: Guest flights to/from Launceston (single-origin rule), accommodation (room-nights), all meals (included + off-tour), supplier logistics proxies, and uncertainty uplift. Capital goods excluded.
Method frame: GHG Protocol; DEFRA-aligned factors with WTT; aviation RF = 1.9.

Feeder Hub (Guest Flights) — Single Origin Rule

Chosen origin hub: Melbourne (MEL) — nearest major capital to Launceston (LST).
Routing applied: MEL ↔ LST (return) for each traveller.

Emission Factors & Conservative Defaults

Flights: Distance-based economy factors (UK GOV/DEFRA), WTT included, RF = 1.9 applied.
Road (mini-coach): Higher passenger-km factor to reflect lower occupancy (conservative).
Accommodation: Room-night method (HCMI/CHSB regional benchmarks).
Meals: Meat-heavy mixed diet at ~2.5 kg CO₂e per meal (upper-bound).
Uncertainty uplift: +10% applied to subtotal where primary meter/fuel data is missing.

Activity Data Applied (for this estimate)

Guest flights: MEL ↔ LST (return) — great-circle distance ≈ 476 km each way (≈ 952 km roundtrip).
On-tour road: ≈ 350 km per person (Launceston ⇄ Cradle Mountain ≈ 140–150 km each way plus local logistics; conservative allowance).
Accommodation: 3 nights (lodge/cabin).
All meals consumed: 12 meals/person (4 days × 3/day), regardless of inclusions.

Results — Per Person (no tables)

Flights (MEL ↔ LST return; WTT + RF = 1.9): ≈ 190 kg CO₂e
On-tour road (≈ 350 km; conservative passenger-km factor): ≈ 50 kg CO₂e
Accommodation (3 room-nights; region benchmark): ≈ 60 kg CO₂e
All meals (12 × ~2.5 kg): ≈ 30 kg CO₂e

Subtotal: ≈ 330 kg CO₂e
+10% uncertainty uplift: ≈ 35 kg CO₂e
Estimated total per person: ≈ 365 kg CO₂e

Group total for context (10 guests): ≈ 3.65 t CO₂e. Offsets are applied per person only (≈ 0.73 t CO₂e retired per traveller).

Assumptions (transparent)

Origin hub fixed: Melbourne for all travellers (nearest major capital to Launceston).
Aviation: Distance-based; WTT included; RF = 1.9 for non-CO₂ effects.
Road: Launceston–Cradle return distance cross-checked; we add a buffer for local shuttles to remain conservative.
Accommodation: Lodge nights counted via room-night benchmarks to avoid underestimation.
Meals: We count every meal consumed during the tour window (12/person), independent of inclusions.
No powered extras assumed (the itinerary lists hiking only).
Uncertainty: +10% uplift applied to subtotal to cover unknowns.

Versioning

Generated 23 Aug 2025 (Australia/Perth). Factors reviewed at least annually or when official sources update.

References

Zero Trace tour page — Cradle Mountain Explorer | 4-Day Guided Hike (itinerary, inclusions, distances, logistics): zerotracetours.com (Zero Trace Tours)
UK Government — Greenhouse gas reporting conversion factors 2024 (transport/energy factors): GOV.UK
UK Government — Methodology 2024 (WTT; aviation treatment/RF): GOV.UK
GHG Protocol — Corporate Accounting & Reporting Standard (Scopes 1–3): ghgprotocol.org
Australia National Greenhouse Accounts (NGA) Factors 2024 (national factors context): dcceew.gov.au
Great-circle distance (MEL ↔ LST) evidence: Air Calculator (aircalculator.com)
Launceston ⇄ Cradle Mountain driving distance cross-check: Distance-Cities • TasVanLife (Distance Cities, Tasvanlife)
Hotel Carbon Measurement Initiative (HCMI) methodology / CHSB region benchmarks: Sustainable Hospitality Alliance • Hotel Footprinting
Dietary emissions (upper-bound mixed meals; EPIC-Oxford context): University of Oxford

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This is a moderately graded hiking tour with a mix of well-formed tracks, some uneven sections, and short uphill climbs. A reasonable level of fitness and mobility is important, but you don’t need to be a seasoned hiker. If you can comfortably walk 10 km over a few hours with breaks—you’ll be just fine.

You’ll be staying in cosy two-bedroom cabins surrounded by native bushland. Rooms are twin-share by default, with one bathroom shared per cabin. If you’d prefer your own room, single supplements are available (subject to availability)—just select the upgrade when booking.

Yes—fresh, hearty meals are included from lunch on Day 1 to lunch on Day 4. Breakfasts, trail lunches, snacks, and two-course dinners are all prepared using local produce. Dietary requirements can usually be catered for with notice—just mention your needs when booking.

Cradle Mountain’s weather is famously unpredictable (and that’s part of the magic). Walks will continue in most conditions, and your guides are experts at adapting the plan to keep things safe and enjoyable. Bring good rain gear and a sense of adventure—sunshine is a bonus.

Yes, this is a small-group guided tour with a maximum of 10–12 travellers. This ensures a more personal experience and low impact on the environment. The guides are experienced professionals who also double as cooks, storytellers, and safety leads

This tour begins and ends in Launceston. You’ll be picked up from a central meeting point in town and travel in a private mini-coach to Cradle Mountain and back again. If you're flying in, it’s a good idea to arrive the day before the tour starts to avoid any last-minute delays—return drop-off is around 5:00 PM on the final day.

Yes—single travellers can request a room to themselves by paying a single supplement fee. Availability is limited and subject to confirmation at the time of booking.

Standard accommodation is twin-share. If you're travelling solo and don’t opt for the supplement, you’ll be paired with a same-gender traveller when possible.

Prefer your own space? Just tick the single supplement option during checkout

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