Oatlands Historic Village Walk
- September 18, 2026
A self-guided stroll through Australia's largest collection of Georgian sandstone buildings, including the working Callington Mill and the old Oatlands…

Discover 60 of Tasmania’s greatest short walks, from rainforest waterfalls and alpine lakes to coastal cliffs, mountain lookouts and peaceful family-friendly trails. Covering every region of the state, this collection is ideal for walkers seeking memorable Tasmanian scenery without committing to a full-day hike.
While every walk on this list offers something unique, several have earned iconic status among Tasmania’s most popular attractions. The spectacular Wineglass Bay Lookout in Freycinet National Park rewards walkers with one of Australia’s most photographed coastal views, while the easy stroll to Russell Falls in Mount Field National Park showcases one of Tasmania’s most beautiful waterfalls beneath towering tree ferns. At Cradle Mountain, the Dove Lake Circuit and Enchanted Walk provide unforgettable alpine scenery, glacial lakes and ancient rainforest, making them must-do experiences for visitors from around the world.
Elsewhere, you’ll discover equally memorable walks that are often a little quieter but no less impressive. Wander the dramatic sea cliffs of the Cape Tourville Lighthouse Walk, admire the striking rock formations of the Tessellated Pavement on the Tasman Peninsula, or take in sweeping coastal views from Archers Knob in Narawntapu National Park. Around Hobart, favourites such as the Organ Pipes Track, Lost World Track, and Silver Falls Loop offer an easy escape into the rugged beauty of kunanyi / Mount Wellington. Whether you’re searching for waterfalls, beaches, ancient rainforest, alpine landscapes or breathtaking lookouts, these 60 great short walks showcase the very best of Tasmania’s remarkable natural beauty.
A self-guided stroll through Australia's largest collection of Georgian sandstone buildings, including the working Callington Mill and the old Oatlands…
A short heritage walk past Australia"s oldest surviving brick arch bridge and along a trail of convict-history bricks through the…
A short, quiet walk through one of the Midlands smallest and best-preserved convict-era hamlets, on the historic coach road between…
An easy foreshore loop around a wildlife-rich conservation lake in the historic town of Oatlands, home to more than 70…
An easy, low-tide coastal walk on Maria Island to a set of honeycomb-patterned sandstone cliffs, one of Tasmania's 60 Great…
A self-guided walk through the UNESCO World Heritage-listed convict precinct at Darlington, Maria Island's only settlement.