Grade 4 Walking Tracks in Tasmania

Grade 4 trails are suitable for experienced hikers as navigation and technical skills will be required. Trails will be long, rough and very steep with limited signage or navigation aids. Click here for more information on the hike grading system in Australia. Discover the best grade 4 hikes in Tasmania, Australia.

Discover 1252 hiking trails in Grade 4 (Hard)

Sentinels summit track (3. 5km)
Grade 4

Sentinels Summit Track (3.5km)

Southwest National Park
Tasmania
1 Review
3.5km
3 hrs
Return
The dock to killiecrankie
Grade 4

The Dock to Killiecrankie (8km)

Killiecrankie Nature Recreation Area
Tasmania
1 Review
8km
3-4 hrs
One Way
Wombat rock track mt killiecrankie
Grade 4

Wombat Rock Track Mt Killiecrankie (3.8km)

Killiecrankie Nature Recreation Area
Tasmania
1 Review
3.8km
2-3 hrs
Return
Jacksons cove hike
Grade 4

Jacksons Cove Hike (11.5km)

Jacksons Cove Conservation Area
Tasmania
1 Review
11.5km
3-4 hrs
Return
Mount killiecrankie walking track
Grade 4

Mount Killiecrankie Walking Track (12.5km)

Killiecrankie Nature Recreation Area
Tasmania
1 Review
12.5km
4-5 hrs
Return
Mount killiecrankie loop
Grade 4

Mount Killiecrankie Loop (9.5km)

Killiecrankie Nature Recreation Area
Tasmania
1 Review
9.5km
4-5 hrs
Circuit
Mount king william 1 summit
Grade 4

Mount King William 1 Summit Hike (11km)

Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park
Tasmania
7 Reviews
11km
5 hrs
Return
Bastion cascades hike
Grade 4

Bastion Cascades Hike (7.2km)

Meander Conservation Area
Tasmania
8 Reviews
7.2km
3 hrs
Return
Point vision track
Grade 4

Point Vision Track (15km)

Narawntapu National Park
Tasmania
11 Reviews
15km
5-7 hrs
Return
The acropolis
Grade 5

The Acropolis Summit Hike (27km)

Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park
Tasmania
5 Reviews
27km
2 days
Return
Pine valley hike
Grade 4

Pine Valley Hike (52km)

Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park
Tasmania
9 Reviews
52km
2-4 days
Return
Rodway range-tarn shelf
Grade 4

Rodway Range-Tarn Shelf Circuit Hike (15km)

Mount Field National Park
Tasmania
10 Reviews
15km
6-7 hrs
Circuit
Mount field east via lake nicholls
Grade 4

Mount Field East via Lake Nicholls (10.5km)

Mount Field National Park
Tasmania
6 Reviews
10.5km
4-5 hrs
Circuit
Walls of jerusalem circuit
Grade 4

Walls of Jerusalem: Circuit Hike (34km)

Walls of Jerusalem National Park
Tasmania
3 Reviews
34km
3-4 days
Circuit
Paddys lake black bluff 2018 768x403
Grade 4

Black Bluff & Paddy’s Lake Hike (13km)

Black Bluff Nature Recreation Area
Tasmania
4 Reviews
13km
8-9 hrs
Return
Lake sandra 1 768x403
Grade 4

Lake Sandra Walk (4.5km)

Mount Murchison Regional Reserve
Tasmania
9 Reviews
4.5km
2.5 hrs
Return
Mount murchison summit 768x403
Grade 4

Mount Murchison Summit Hike (7.5km)

Mount Murchison Regional Reserve
Tasmania
5 Reviews
7.5km
4 hrs
Return
Strzelecki peaks walk flinders island
Grade 4

Strzelecki Peaks Walk Flinders Island (6.5km)

Strzelecki National Park
Tasmania
10 Reviews
6.5km
3-4 hrs
Return
Mavista falls 768x403
Grade 4

Mavista Falls Walk (3km)

Waterfall Creek State Reserve
Tasmania
3 Reviews
3km
1.25 hrs
Return
Cradle mountain summit hike tasmania
Grade 4

Cradle Mountain Summit Hike (12.5km)

Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park
Tasmania
4 Reviews
12.5km
5-6 hrs
Circuit
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Grade 4 (Hard)

Challenging Walks for Experienced Walkers: Grade 4 on the AWTGS signifies challenging walking tracks. Bushwalking experience is recommended for these tracks, which may be long, rough, and very steep. Directional signage may be limited, requiring a good sense of navigation. These walks are suited for experienced walkers who are comfortable with steeper inclines, rougher terrain, and potentially longer distances.

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