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  • Overland Track Transport

    Experience award-winning Overland Track transport with all daily routes, no upfront payment, hassle-free refunds, and unbeatable low prices.

  • Direct Transfers

    Overland Track Transport available at times to suit you from Launceston, Devonport, Deloraine, Lake St Clair, Sheffield and Hobart. Lowest cost and most departures.

  • Self Drive Options

    There are lots of options for all combinations, with parking at Lake St Clair, Sheffield, Deloraine or Devonport and a valet service.

  • Group Tours Deals

    Planning an Olveralnd assault with a group? With eGuide's large fleet and group discounts, you can save. Groups of four or more qualify for special savings.

Overnight Transfer Options

We meet you in Launceston City or Airport and transfer to Sheffield where you spend the night and next morning a transfer to Cradle Mountain. A very popular cost saving option.
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Transfer from Launceston to spend night in Deloraine and next morning a transfer to Cradle Mountain. Good value option and can be direct from Launceston airport.

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Overland Track Tasmania

The Overland Track is one of Australia’s most iconic wilderness hikes—a 65-kilometre trail that winds its way through the heart of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, from Cradle Mountain to Lake St Clair. Over 6 days (or more if you include side trips), walkers experience a rich diversity of landscapes—towering mountains, ancient rainforests, alpine moorlands, and glacial valleys, all teeming with unique Tasmanian flora and fauna.

This is more than just a bushwalk—it’s a journey into a truly remote and pristine environment, where each day brings new vistas, challenges, and a sense of discovery. Highlights include the dramatic peaks of Cradle Mountain and Mount Ossa (Tasmania’s highest summit), cascading waterfalls like D’Alton and Ferguson Falls, and serene forest paths that seem untouched by time.

Permits and Booking:
To walk the Overland Track during the peak season (1 October to 31 May), you must book in advance through Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service. Numbers are capped to protect the environment and ensure a high-quality experience. You’ll also need a valid Parks Pass and an Overland Track permit, which includes access to the track, huts, and basic infrastructure.

Getting There and Back:
The track begins at Ronny Creek in Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park and ends at Lake St Clair. Most walkers either drive or take a transfer to the start, then arrange transport back from the finish. Because the walk is one-way, logistics require a bit of planning—but there are excellent services available to help with this.

Ferry Across Lake St Clair:
At the southern end, you can either walk the final 17.5 km along the lake edge or take a scenic ferry across Lake St Clair to Cynthia Bay. The Ida Clair ferry operates three times daily during the main season and must be pre-booked. It’s a relaxing and rewarding way to end your trek, offering stunning views across Tasmania’s deepest lake.

With its blend of natural beauty, solitude, and adventure, the Overland Track offers an experience that stays with you long after the boots come off. For those seeking a true wilderness escape with the right level of challenge and comfort, it’s a must-do.