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Tarkine Rainforest - Self guided trek

Posted: Tue 27 May, 2014 6:03 pm
by fergug
In March, a friend and I did an unguided hike through the Tarkine Rainforest.
Initially we found it really hard to find info on walking tracks in the area, so thought we should share our experience...

In the end, we used a track maintained by the commercial operator 'tarkine trails' (with their permission, although it's public land)
The trail takes you through a variety of vegetation (mostly rainforest) and ends at some really nice falls.
I think the whole track takes 6 days, but we just trekked out to the falls and back (4 days/3 nights).
It would have been nice to have some more time.

I would highly recommend going!

For more info, check out our trip report here
http://www.hikethetarkine.wordpress.com

happy trekking!

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Waterfall in the Tarkine

Re: Tarkine Rainforest - Self guided trek

Posted: Tue 27 May, 2014 6:15 pm
by tibboh
Nice set of photos fergug, especially looking up through the trees at the end of day 2. Thanks for sharing.

Re: Tarkine Rainforest - Self guided trek

Posted: Tue 27 May, 2014 6:42 pm
by Tortoise
Great photos. Love the fungi especially. :)

Re: Tarkine Rainforest - Self guided trek

Posted: Sat 04 Apr, 2015 11:39 pm
by Oldroan
Great info. Thanks for sharing. Any chance of GPS co-ordinates for each day?

Re: Tarkine Rainforest - Self guided trek

Posted: Thu 16 Apr, 2015 12:08 pm
by timburke68
hi, I am interested in gps co-ordinates as well, I have been into tarkine falls but we went in a different way

Re: Tarkine Rainforest - Self guided trek

Posted: Tue 21 Apr, 2015 10:25 pm
by Suz
it looks nice. does anyone know if you can connect the tarkine rainforest tracks with the tarkine coast trail? i think that'd be a really nice experience.

Re: Tarkine Rainforest - Self guided trek

Posted: Tue 21 Apr, 2015 11:24 pm
by Hallu
Nice. What kind of wildlife did you see ? As you know, there's a project to count the number of devils in the Tarkine, as it seems to be the last region where they're not affected by the cancer.