Explore the forestWe offer a range of fully guided tours, so that you can discover Tasmania’s southern forests with a local. They will also tell you about the important scientific research at Warra that goes on right “next door” to the AirWalk.

Don’t worry about steps or accessibility! We offer a regular free shuttle to the entry point to ensure everybody gets to experience this unforgettable adventure. Our free shuttle also offers transport to other areas of the site to help maximise your enjoyment.

Our guides know just where to find that special highlight to make your day an experience to remember.

Interpretive tours run regularly and are complimentary with your admission fee. Enquire at the visitor centre for more information.

We recommend spending a minimum 2-3 hours to enjoy and absorb the scenic beauty of all three walks.

PetsPets are welcome at the AirWalk but must be under owners supervision and kept on a leash.

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Bookings & Information: 1300 720 507

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WALK AMONG THE GIANTS OF THE FOREST

Tahune AirWalk (90 minutes from Hobart)

open 7 days a week

Phone 1300 720 507

Bike trackBring your bike along and enjoy the six-kilometre bike track around the Tahune AirWalk. Along the way, take a break at the edge of the Picton River.

While you catch your breath, if you are lucky you may see one of the many platypus that inhabit the river. The mountain bike track is suitable for intermediate to advanced riders.

Swinging bridges

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TASMANIAN DEVIL Photograph by Darran Leal

PLATYPUS

The Tasmanian devil is the world’s largest surviving carnivorous marsupial of the family Dasyuridae.

It was called ‘devil’ by the early European settlers, because of its spine-chilling growls, black colour, sharp powerful claws and ‘bad-temper’.

The Platypus is a one of two semi aquatic egg-laying mammals in the world, living in eastern Australia including Tasmania. They have a duck bill and webbed feet, and males have poisonous spurs on their back legs. Swinging bridges walk AirWalk cantilever

Getting to the Tahune AirWalkThe Tahune AirWalk is a comfortable 90-minute drive south of Hobart. Take the Southern Outlet from Hobart then along the Huon Highway (A6) to Geeveston, follow the signs to the AirWalk along the Arve Road (C631).

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Tahune AirWalk stay overnight at the AirWalk Lodge, Tahune cottage or camping ground

Overnight accommodationThe AirWalk Lodge, Tahune cottage and camping ground (bookings essential – phone 1300 720 507)

Can’t fit it all into one day or you just can’t leave. Stay and sleep among the giants of the forest.

The Lodge is ideally suited to families, couples, school groups and backpackers, with a total of eight rooms accommodating up to 23 guests. The heart of the Lodge features a communal lounge with a fireplace, a television with a selection of movies, books, newspapers, free WiFi access, a dining area, fully equipped kitchen and shared bathroom facilities.

Tahune Cottage is a warm and comfortable fully self-contained building with 2 bedrooms sleeping up to 4 persons. Facilities inc. full kitchen, large bathroom, living and dining area, TV with movies, private BBQ area and electric BBQ.

Free Camping and Caravan sites also available on request (conditions apply)

Overnight guests have an exclusive opportunity to experience an ‘owl’s eye’ view of the Tasmanian forest at night! Tahune becomes an enchanted forest after the daytime visitors have gone home and the nocturnal animals come out to forage – and as an overnight guest it’s yours to explore as well. Special night-time trail markers guide you along the forest floor to the AirWalk, where you’ll truly sense the power of nature as the mighty Huon and Picton Rivers converge in the darkness 50 metres below your feet.

The only special equipment you’ll need to make this magical adventure your own is a torch – bring your own or buy a headlamp in the Visitor Centre.

Tasmania’s ‘must-see’ forest attraction Tahune AirWalk offers a full day of fun in the great outdoors for the whole family.

Experience breathtaking views of the forest canopy, wild southern rivers and glorious scenery. Marvel at this unique 620 metre long walkway high above the forest floor. Experience the views from the cantilever suspended 50 metres above the Huon River.

Swinging bridges walk - journey through the forest to the spine-tingling swinging bridges and witness the power of nature as you cross the 100 and 75 metre long suspension bridges spanning the mighty Huon and Picton Rivers.

Eagle hang gliderThrill seekers, you can’t go past the eagle hang gliding adventure! Enjoy the excitement of gliding at speeds up to 40 kph. Begin your flight from the treetops, taking in the magestic views as you glide over the Huon River. Enjoy this safe, 400 metre long, cable controlled experience. You can even touch Tasmania’s famous Huon pine from the viewing platform.

Due to safety requirements passengers must weigh between 25kg and 125kg.

9am - 5pm October to March 10am - 4pm April to September

Huon pine walk - Touch a Huon pine tree and delight in the peace and tranquillity on the lovely Huon pine walk.

Visitor centre and café - Enjoy browsing through the extensive range of exclusive souvenirs and clothing in the Visitor Centre and indulge in Tasmanian food and wine in our licensed café overlooking the lovely Huon River. Send your photos to friends using our free WIFI.

AirWalk LodgeAirWalk at night

Visitor centre and caféopen seven days a week