moderate
4 days / 3 nights
Participants should maintain moderate fitness, comfortable with day hikes carrying an 8kg pack over uneven terrain.
Step into Tasmania’s untouched heart on Miena Village Guiding’s exclusive four-day trek across Walls of Jerusalem National Park. Summit unique peaks, encounter rare wildlife, and savor gourmet camp meals on this private wilderness journey.
From $3,125 • Signature experience • 4 Days / 3 Nights • Transfers from Hobart or Launceston
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Tasmania on a private four-day trek through the stunning Walls of Jerusalem National Park. Guided by expert locals, you'll explore untouched wilderness, summit majestic mountains, and enjoy gourmet meals—all while immersing yourself in the tranquility of nature and encountering unique wildlife along the way.
4 days / 3 nights
Embark on the Grand Traverse, an immersive and private wilderness adventure designed exclusively for two people. Over four days and three nights, you’ll traverse the breathtaking Walls of Jerusalem National Park from East to West, guided by two experienced Miena Village guides.
This once-in-a-lifetime journey will take you through wild places that few ever experience. You’ll walk through the ancient rock gates of the ‘Walls,’ summit mountains, and breathe in the world’s freshest air. Along the way, encounter Tasmania’s unique wildlife, drink pure water straight from rivers and streams, and savor gourmet meals prepared by your guides.
With everything taken care of—from carrying gear to setting up camp—your focus will be entirely on soaking in the beauty and tranquility of this untouched wilderness. A moderate level of fitness is recommended for this unforgettable experience.
Tasmania’s central highlands can shift quickly from sun to rain—layering is critical for comfort.
A moderate fitness level with experience carrying an 8kg pack will enhance your trek enjoyment.
Water sources are plentiful but always treat or filter stream water before drinking.
Local midges can be persistent in warmer months—repellent will help you stay comfortable.
Walls of Jerusalem National Park was established in 1981, preserving rare alpine ecosystems and Indigenous heritage sites in Tasmania's central plateau.
Miena Village Guiding practices Leave No Trace principles and supports local conservation efforts to protect this sensitive alpine wilderness.
Protect your feet on wet, rocky, and varied terrain across the highlands.
Fleece or down jackets help manage fluctuating temperatures and cold nights.
spring|fall|winter specific
A reliable waterproof shell keeps you dry during sudden alpine showers.
Necessary for navigating campsites after dusk and any unexpected delays.