Tasmanian Expeditions invites you to join our friendly tour guides on our Frenchman’s Cap Trek. The stunning Frenchman's Cap rises 1,443 metres out of the Gordon-Franklin Wild Rivers National Park.
The eastern side of the peak is home to Tasmania's oldest rock, a remarkable 300m overhanging rock wall face of Precambrian quartzite. Tasmanian Expeditions trek to Frenchman's Cap is a 46 km return voyage over varying terrain including open button grass plains and thick rainforests with steep ascents.
Amidst this truly wild area you will uncover a wealth of wildlife including many endemic bird species. By allowing five days of bushwalking and camping under the summit, we have a greater chance of visiting the peak in fine weather, with views throughout the Tasmanian wilderness including Mt. Ossa, the Arthur Range and Macquarie Harbour.
See Tasmanian Expeditions website for further details.
Not in conjunction with any other offer
