Cape Pillar (Cape Hauy) is located east of Horbart, the capital of Tasmania, at the easternmost tip of Tasman National Park on (Tasman Peninsula), Tasman Peninsula.
Cape Pillar is one of the three sea corners in the famous Sanhai Cape Corridor (Three Capes Track). The Sanhai Cape Trail is all located in Tasman National Park, which is about 48 kilometers long. It connects (Cape Hauy), Cape Pillar and (Cape Raoul) in Cape Hoi, one of which is from Cape Pillar to Cape Rahul, and the walkers need to cross the strait by boat to continue their journey. Sanhai Cape Trail was opened in November 2018 to enjoy 10755 hectares of natural scenery, wildlife and aurora, and was rated as the latest and hottest experience in Tasmania; no need to worry about getting lost, clear road signs will give travelers clear route guidance; and local tourism authorities have arranged helicopters for material delivery and patrols to ensure the safety of travelers.
Cape Pillar is the southeastern end of the three horns, across the sea from (Tasman Island), Tasman, and the thrilling and dazzling vertical cliff 300 meters above sea level.
Tips：
- In addition to the spectacular cliffs, you can see auroras in winter (July to August) if you are lucky.
- It takes about 10 hours to travel from (Fortescue Bay Camping Ground), Fordis Bay Camp. Please schedule time to return before dark to avoid danger.?
