We take an early morning flight Melbourne to Launceston. On arrival you will meet your support guide at Launceston airport. From here you will be transferred a short distance to the historic village of Evandale where you will receive a trip briefing and a detailed overview of the day ahead. The first days destination is Ben Lomond National Park which is home to the largest expanse of alpine plateau above 1200m in Australia. You will then begin the strenuous ascent from Carr Villa near the mountains base. The goal is to reach to summit of Legges Tor, Tasmania’s second highest peak standing at a respectable 1572m above sea level. If conditions are favorable you will be treated to magnificent views across the northern half of the state and may even be able to make out Cradle Mountain to the west. The track will then lead you to the ski village road where your bikes will be waiting. Once in the saddle you will get to enjoy riding over the plateau before beginning the exhilarating descent down the infamous switchback road known as Jacobs Ladder. At the base you will continue riding downhill past richly scented eucalyptus forests before reaching your campsite for the night. Overnight: camping Cycle Distance: 6-7 kms | Walking Distance: 4.2 km

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This morning will see you up nice and early preparing a camp breakfast before packing up and getting ready for the day ahead. Your group will be transferred to the town of Mathinna where you will begin the days cycling. From here you will ride down to the coal mining town of Fingal before following the picturesque valley eastwards. Then the challenge begins as you peddle up to the top of the famous Elephant Pass before beginning another thrilling descent down to the clear blue waters of the East Coast. The final destination will be at the superbly located Picaninny Point where you will set up camp for the evening. Time permitting you will be able to explore the beautiful coastline near the campsite. Overnight: camping Cycle Distance: 78 kms

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Our walk today follows undulating track around the pink-granite foothills of The Hazards mountain range. This trail affords tranquil views of Great Oyster Bay and meanders through coastal she-oak forests before reaching Hazards Beach, a fantastic place to take a load off, enjoy a snack and perhaps have a leisurely swim in the crystal clear waters. We trek the length of Hazards Beach then follow the track around a headland, through coastal heath and woodlands of Blue gum and Peppermint gums, rich in birdlife. In the afternoon we reach our sheltered camp at Cooks Beach and settle in with a hot drink and pre-dinner nibbles. Your guides will prepare a delicious dinner while you soak in the serenity and beauty of the National Park. Overnight: camping Walking Distance: 13km | Walking Time: 3-5 hours

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We have early start on this morning to ensure we make the most of the challenging day ahead. After packing up our camp we head back down Cooks Beach to the trail junction and rejoin the Peninsula track. After a short time the gradient begins to steepen as we ascend the East Freycinet Saddle. The diverse range of vegetation types as we pass through, along with abundant birdlife and plenty of signs of marsupial activity, make this a beautiful section of the track. Reaching the 620m summit of Mt Freycinet, we are rewarded with breathtaking views in all directions; a memory of this wonderful area that truly will last a lifetime. After lunch we begin the long trek along the ridge to Mt Graham, then downwards to tackle the sometimes difficult descent to the world renowned Wineglass Bay. Here we set up camp for our last night in the park and again enjoy our dinner surrounded by sublime views. Overnight: camping Walking Distance: 12km | Walking Time: 6-8 hours

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Your guides will encourage you to be up nice and early to witness an East Coast sunrise from Wineglass Bay. Sighting the first rays of the morning sun on the Hazards Range is spectacular as the rose quartz granite is enhanced by the colours of the dawn. Today's walk out is relatively short so we are in no rush as we pack up camp and stroll along the pristine white sands of the bay and up to the Wineglass Bay lookout. From here we descend the north-west face of the Hazards before reaching the track to Mt Amos which we aim to climb in a few days time. Returning to the carpark we make our way to Friendly Beaches where we set up camp for the next two nights and have time to relax and explore the beautiful coastline. Overnight: Camp Walking Distance: 7km | Walking Time: 5-6 hours

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This morning will be an additional treat as you won’t have to pack up the camp. After breakfast you will be transferred to Coles Bay. Here you will meet your kayak instructors who will deliver a safety briefing and detailed information on the day ahead. Then you will begin paddling across the stunning waters surrounding Freycinet National Park. You will be amazed at the absolutely stunning views of the Hazards Range as you paddle around Fleurieu Point and into Promise Bay. Arriving at Hazards Beach you will secure your kayak before starting the relatively flat walk across the Isthmus Track before coming out onto the world famous Wineglass Bay. A lunch stop will be provided and then you will retrace your path back to the kayaks and paddle back to Coles Bay. From here you will transfer back to Friendly Beaches for the evening. Overnight: camping Kayaking Distance: approx 19kms | Walking Distance: 6-10 kms

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Today will see you taking on yet another exciting challenge. You will rendezvous with our climbing instructor who will teach you basic skills and help you attempt climbs that are suitable to your level of competency. This session will be within Freycinet National Park and conducted by a qualified professional. After lunch you will ditch the rope for packs and climb the highest peak in the park; Mt Amos. From its pink granite peak you will be able to savor the true beauty of this remarkable area. Overnight: camping Climbing time: up to 5 hours | Walking time: 3 hours

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This morning we wake and enjoy our last cooked breakfast on the program. After breakfast we break camp and load up the trailer before hitting the road back to Launnie and our connecting flight to Melbourne. The journey should take us around 3 hours, en-route we plan to stop in Camberwell and stretch our legs. On arrival in Launceston we will have around 2 hours to visit the gorge or explore town. We will take the route from Freycinet along Lake Leake Road to Campbell Town and then straight to Launceston. We then transfer to the airport for your flight home.

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