Springlawn Nature Walk Narawntapu
- August 5, 2026
This is one of the best family walks in Narawntapu National Park, suitable for families and easily completed together with…
Narawntapu National Park is one of Tasmania’s most underrated bushwalking destinations. Located on the state’s north coast between Devonport and Launceston, the park is renowned for its abundant wildlife, long sandy beaches, wetlands, coastal heathlands and spectacular views across Bass Strait. Often referred to as the “Serengeti of Tasmania,” Narawntapu offers bushwalks suitable for everyone, from families with young children to experienced hikers looking for a full-day adventure.
Whether you’re hoping to spot wombats grazing at dusk, admire wildflowers in spring, or enjoy panoramic coastal scenery, Narawntapu has a walk to suit your interests.
See also: Camping Narwntapu National Park
Distance: 2 km return
Time: 30 minutes
Grade: Easy (Grade 1)
The Bird Hide Walk is the park’s easiest and most popular short stroll. Beginning near the Visitor Centre at Springlawn, the track follows a raised boardwalk through paperbark forest and wetlands before reaching a purpose-built bird hide overlooking lagoons.
This walk is perfect for families, photographers and birdwatchers. Keep an eye out for black swans, ducks, egrets, herons and numerous migratory birds that visit throughout the year.
Highlights
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