Length: 5.9km
Duration: 2hrs
Grade: 2
Style: Return
Start: Friendly Beaches Carpark
End: Friendly Beaches Carpark

Location: Friendly Beaches Reserve
Closest Town: Friendly Beaches
Distance from CBD: 179km
State: TAS
Latitude: -41.987001
Longitude: 148.288189

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Friendly Beaches is a 5.9km, grade 2 return hike, located in Friendly Beaches Reserve, Tasmania. The hike should take approximately 2hrs to complete.

Hike Summary

This track is just 10m long and lands you on a long white sandy beach. From here you can explore for minutes or hours in either direction.

Highlights

The Friendly Beaches form part of Freycinet National Park. Fishing and surfing are two popular pastimes, although persons enterering the water must be aware that this is an unpatrolled beach and conditions can be dangerous.

One of Tasmania's few native terrestrial mammals that is on the threatened species list is found in the area. Indeed, the New Holland mouse was first discovered in Tasmania in 1976 in the heathlands of the Friendly Beaches. It is listed as rare.