Tassie walk list

We've been in Tassie over 4 years now, and have done very little in the way of walking.  Hopefully over the next summer we can knock a few off, at least.

Overnight walks

These are walks that would be doable from Hobart in a weekend.

Huon Valley & Southern Ranges:

• Lake Skinner and Snowy South: access roads supposed to be fine for 2WD and track start is well-marked.  Camping is possible at the outfall of Lake Skinner.  More info here.
• Woolleys Tarn and Nevada Peak: supposed to be nice camping at Woolleys Tarn.  Track marked on topo but not clear how obvious it is on ground.  Further details here.
• Lake Riveaux and Mt Picton?
• Square Tarn: "best campsite in Tasmania" according to one friend!  Sounds like access road is steep and rough, and track is not clearly marked.  Need to chase this up.
• Lake Sydney and Mt Bobs?
• Adamson Pk: sounds like there might be somewhere to camp up there, in decent weather
• Moonlight Ridge: camp at Moonlight Ck or Pigsty Ponds.
• South Cape Rivulet: the last day of the South Coast Track.  About 4 hours either way.  DONE. Link for shorter daywalk.

Mt Field

• Tarn Shelf Circuit: camp at Twilight Tarn.  My first overnight walk after getting CFS!
• Mt Field East
• Mt Field West
• Florentine and Tyenna Peaks

Lake St Clair

• Shadow and Forgotten Lakes

South-West

• Mt Eliza/Anne
• Lake Judd - walked Feb 2014.  About 4 hrs walking time each way.  Amazing spot to camp.
• Schnells Ridge: offtrack

Tasman Peninsula

• Fortescue Bay
• Cape Raoul?
• Cape Pillar

Maria Island

Freycinet Peninsula

Douglas-Apsley?

Useful sites

http://tastracks.webs.com/

http://mhanna.customer.netspace.net.au/huon.htm

http://bushwalk.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=3

http://bushwalk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1029 - overnight walk forum

http://bushwalktracknotes.blogspot.com.au/