Maingon Lookout

This section of the Three Capes Trail offers westerley views back towards Cape Raoul. The track then opens into a gaping cavity known as Maingon Blowhole.

Mount Brown and Crescent Bay Walking Track

Crescent Bay beach is incredibly beautiful and sparsely populated.

Cape Raoul

Offering some of the most spectacular coastal outlooks in Tasmania, Cape Raoul is an excellent return day walk within the Tasman National Park. With only a few steep sections, this is a comfortable walk allowing ample time to relax and enjoy the expansive views of the surrounding Tasman Peninsula and further south to Bruny Island.

Cape Hauy

The day's walk starts at a beautiful cove and there are some steep sections with stairs. At the top of the first climb there is a saddle providing extensive and panoramic views to the far north along the Forester coast to Maria Island and south, detailing the ridges of Cape Pillar. Towards the end the track follows the cliffs edge, providing spectacular views. The final segment of the trail takes us to a large plateau, where there are clear views of exceptional rock formations of the Candlestick and Totem Pole, large columns of dolerite rocking out to the ocean.