Adventure Seekers
Adventure Seekers is a Hobart-based adventure tour company, offering Tasmanian bushwalking treks. Hobart, Tasmania’s capital city, lies between the forested slopes of Mount Wellington (1270 metres) and the mouth of the Derwent River in the state’s south-east.
Adventure Seekers offers fully guided bushwalking tours in southwest Tasmania. The treks explore Tasmania’s national parks and World Heritage wilderness areas, and cater to a range of experience levels. You can join the Five Day Frenchman’s Cap tour, Nine Day South Coast tour or Three Day Mount Field tour. The treks cover a diverse range of Tasmanian landscapes, from remote coast and towering mountains to ancient forests and open button grass plains.
Adventure Seekers treks are guided by experienced trip leaders. Each tour is limited to six guests to maximise your adventure experience, and minimise environmental impact. All equipment, food, track accommodation and transport from Hobart is included, so all you will need to bring is your personal trekking gear and of course, your camera. Each guest is required to carry a pack containing your personal gear, and a share of the group’s food and equipment.
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Five Day Frenchman's Cap TourOn this trek you will spend five unforgettable days trekking through the Franklin – Gordon Wild Rivers National Park to your destination - the white quartzite dome of Frenchman's Cap (1443 metres). Beginning your journey at the world famous Franklin River, you will walk across button grass plains, through dense rainforest and among wild mountains. You'll camp at stunning Lake Tahune, nestled below the mountain's towering 450 metre south-east face before ascending to the summit of Frenchman's Cap itself. In fine weather, you will experience spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and forests of Tasmania's south west wilderness before retracing your steps back to the Franklin River and your coach journey home. Four Day Mount Field TourOn this four day trek, you'll explore one of Tasmania's first reserves - Mt Field National Park - which was proclaimed in 1916. Located 75 kilometres west of Hobart, Mt Field has a diversity of terrain and plant life matched by few other Australian national parks. This is an easy to moderate trek - ideal for people with minimal bushwalking experience. You'll walk through tall forests, sub-alpine vegetation and rainforest; camp beside glassy highland tarns and perhaps encounter some of Tasmania's endemic animals and birds. Led by qualified guides, this trek will take you into one of Tasmania's best-loved national parks. Nine Day South Coast TourYour nine day, 85 kilometre journey on the South Coast Track begins with a light aircraft flight from Hobart to the Melaleuca airstrip in the Southwest National Park. You then trek east, along an ancient route used for thousands of years by local Aboriginal people. On your journey you will walk along wild beaches and scale dramatic peaks; trek through temperate rainforest and cross pristine rivers and streams. You'll see evidence of ancient Aboriginal culture and experience a breathtaking diversity of plant, animal and bird life. You will need a good level of fitness for this challenging trek, covering up to 15 kilometres each day carrying a full pack. You'll be rewarded with spectacular landscape, stunning campsites and the satisfaction of completing this great wilderness walk. | |
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