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Our Foundation has developed a survey of the track, a feasibility study, a business case and demand study for this proposed multiday walk.
This exciting proposal is for a 100km walk through temperate rainforest, across button grass moorlands, over the Norfolk Range, and along the wild coastline, all while embracing Tasmania’s ancient Aboriginal heritage. The journey would conclude with a cruise from North Pieman Heads to the eco-village of Corinna. Once operational, the Trans Tarkine Track will be the longest wilderness foot-track in Tasmania, incorporating ten purpose-built campsites.
Bob Brown Foundation is funded by the generosity of people like you. Your support powers our campaigns to protect wild nature and take Action for Earth.
We recognise First Nations as the custodians of land and water across Australia and pay our respects to Elders past and present. We acknowledge sovereignty was never ceded.
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