Three Capes Track, located in (Tasman National Park), Tasman National Park on (Tasman Peninsula), Tasman Peninsula, east of Horbart, the capital of Tasmania, is a newly opened world-class walking path.
Three Capes Track, which opened in November 2018, was rated as the latest and hottest experience in Tasmania for its ability to enjoy 10755 hectares of natural scenery, wildlife and aurora, with a walkway of about 48 kilometers, linking the (Cape Pillar) of Cape (Cape Hauy), and the (Cape Raoul) of Cape Rahul, one of which is from Cape Pillar to Cape Rau. The walkers need to cross the strait by boat to continue their journey. The difference between the three sea corners perpendicular to the sea is about 200 meters. This is also the last stop to the South Pole, so in addition to the thrilling cliff, it is possible to see aurora in winter (July to August).
Three Capes Track is a standard leisure-grade hiking route, the whole altitude does not change much, each day's itinerary is controlled to the extent that the elderly and children can also accept, the cabin facilities on the way are perfect, so that walkers save the trouble of carrying tents and picnic utensils; do not worry about getting lost, clear road signs will give travelers clear route guidance; The local tourism bureau has also arranged helicopters for material delivery and patrols to ensure the safety of travelers.
There are many unique and design-filled seats along the walkway, which fully reflect the integrity of the route designer. These seats are called``StorySeat'' . Each StorySeat has a unique name, such as``Fireisfood'' in the forest, ``Messyisgood'' , ``Mybloodrunscold'' in the field with snakes, and the detailed description of 36 StorySeats can be found in the dismounting manual. They help the dismounters understand the geological features, biological knowledge, or tell a history of history, which gives the dismounter a sense of finding treasure.
Map of Three Capes Track (Cape Rau is required by boat)
There are two main ways to visit Three Capes Track:
- One is to take part in an official tour group, including watching Cape Rau by boat at sea, and walking to Cape Haui and Cape Piller. the project is built in accordance with muddy (Mud Free) standards (wide gravel roads, steps and wooden viaducts) and is one of the highest standards built in Australia. Three Capes Track needs to be booked ahead of schedule, with a daily limit of 48 people, starting with a wooden house built by helicopter transport for (Port Arthur), in Port Arthur, including a four-person bedroom with mattresses, a kitchen with fuel and Rain Water, a clean toilet and a bathroom with cold water to bathe. Therefore, although you still need to bring your own sleeping bag and food after walking, you can avoid carrying tents, moisture pads, fuel and stoves and other large amounts of equipment, the number of equipment can be reduced to 40L, greatly reducing the difficulty of walking and equipment requirements;
- The other is to go to the Fortis Bay Camp (Fortescue Bay Camping Ground) as the base camp, to carry out two one-day hiking; Starting from Fortis Bay, you can go on foot to Cape Haui and Cape Rawl. It takes 4 to 5 hours to and from Cape Hoi, and more than 10 hours to and from Cape Rawl. Such an arrangement does not require outside accommodation, nor does it have to bear too much weight. You can travel to and from the camp on the same day, but you can't enjoy seeing the Cape Rawl from the sea. Of course, I can't experience the fun of walking life.
Cost:
- The official four-day three-night team tour costs A $495 (adults) and A $396 (children), including cabin accommodation and tickets to Port Arthur.
