Best trails in Kent Group National Park

This trail explores a rugged and beautifully secluded part of Deal Island, the largest island in the remote Kent Group National Park. The route makes its way out to Garden Point, a headland that provides stunning views over the aptly named Garden Cove. From the coast, it's also common to spot Australian fur seals on the rocks or dolphins in the water. This is not a formally constructed path. The route is largely off-trail, so you can expect to be bushbashing, pushing your way through the...

Embark on a rugged walk into the remote environment of Deal Island through the raw, windswept wilderness of the Kent Group National Park. Deal Island, the largest in the Kent Group, is one of Tasmania’s most remote national parks, situated in the middle of Bass Strait where three major ocean currents converge. The track involves some elevation gain as it winds around the side of a hill, following the Old Squally Track before descending sharply into the bay. Be prepared for some off-trail...

Located on the remote and windswept Deal Island, the largest of the Kent Group in the Bass Strait, this trail offers a rare opportunity to explore one of Australia's most isolated nature reserves. Accessible only by private vessel or through the volunteer caretaker program, the island is a rugged gem where granite outcrops meet grassy slopes and the open ocean. The journey takes you along the West Ridge, offering commanding views across the treacherous waters of the strait towards the other...

This moderate out-and-back trail takes you through the heart of Deal Island, the largest island in the remote Kent Group National Park in Bass Strait. This is a special expedition, accessible only by private boat or chartered flight, ensuring a true wilderness experience far from the crowds. This central track traverses through areas of coastal scrub and forest. Due to its rugged, remote location, you should anticipate needing to bushwhack in certain sections, as maintenance is minimal. The...