Capping off a year of coastal hikes, Walk the Yorke in South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula became my fourth coastal hike in a row. If you like beaches, I highly recommend this trail. Read on to see why.
Our last day on the Tasmanian Trail brought us to its southern terminus in Dover.
Our penultimate day on the Tasmanian Trail gave us another round of excellent scenery as we made our way to Geeveston, and then a little beyond.
A dreary, occasionally rainy day brought us over a mountain to Judbury, a small town on the Huon River.
A short, lazy day, we made our way south from New Norfolk to a campsite generously provided to us by the Tasmanian Trail’s Derwent Valley Coordinator.
A long road walk brought us to New Norfolk, and our last resupply on the Tasmanian Trail.
An initially gloomy day took us through some of the best landscapes and largest variety of scenery we’ve had in one day on the Tasmanian Trail.
A sometimes rainy day took us from Ouse to one of the nicest campsites we’ve had on the Tasmanian Trail.
A quiet and occasionally rainy day brought us in to Ouse, the next town on the trail.
Passing the geographical center of Tasmania, we’re now more than halfway along the Tasmanian Trail as we continue our trek south to Dover.