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The Bakers Traverse
Highlights
- Embark on a 20-kilometre trek through Narawntapu National Park, immersing yourself in Tasmania's stunning natural beauty.
- Spot kangaroos and wombats as you traverse diverse landscapes, enriching your wildlife experience throughout the day.
- Savour a locally sourced picnic lunch in a remote setting, enhancing your connection to the Tasmanian landscape.
- Enjoy the guidance of local Tasmanian experts, ensuring a safe and informative adventure tailored for fit walkers.
Bakers Walking Company offers a full day guided traverse combining private estate tracks with Narawntapu National Park on Tasmania’s north west coast. This 20 kilometre walk is designed for fit walkers seeking a longer and more immersive experience in nature.
Beginning on private coastal land, the walk moves into the national park across open grasslands, lagoons, bushland and beach sections. Led by local Tasmanian guides, the day follows a steady pace over approximately 10 hours, with time to rest, explore and take in the surroundings.
Guests move through wildlife rich areas with regular sightings of kangaroos, wombats and birdlife. A locally sourced picnic lunch is included and enjoyed in a remote setting. This is a physically demanding, full day experience suited to those comfortable spending extended time on foot.
Itinerary highlights
Private Coastal Estate Tracks
The walk begins on private land at Bakers Beach, moving through quiet tracks and open landscapes rarely accessed by the public. This section sets the tone for a remote and uninterrupted day on foot.
Entry into Narawntapu National Park
Transition from private land into Narawntapu National Park, known for its open plains and abundant wildlife. The landscape shifts to grasslands and bush with increased wildlife activity.
Wildlife Rich Plains
Move through areas known for regular sightings of kangaroos, wombats and birdlife. The open terrain allows for clear viewing and a deeper connection to the natural environment.
Remote Picnic Location
Pause for a locally sourced picnic lunch in a quiet and scenic location along the route. This break provides time to rest and take in the surrounding landscape before continuing.
Tour details
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Available from 1 May 2026 to 1 May 2027
Features
Service facilities
This business does not currently offer accessible facilities.
Operation information
Bakers Walking Company
Bakers Walking Company offers private guided walking experiences on a 1,137 acre wilderness estate on Tasmania’s north west coast, beside Narawntapu National Park. The estate spans twice the size of Monaco and gives guests access to a rare network of private walking tracks far from public crowds.
Guests explore coastal wilderness shared with kangaroos, wombats, wallabies and more than 120 native species. Experiences are led by local Tasmanian guides and shaped by the pace and interests of the group, creating a more personal and immersive connection to the landscape.
Bakers Walking Company reflects a growing style of tourism that allows guests to experience the bush in a real and meaningful way, then return to warmth, comfort and thoughtful hospitality. Day walks, multi day experiences and corporate stays combine seclusion, wildlife, scenery and an off grid lodge with sauna, outdoor baths and Tasmanian produce.
Accreditations
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Quality Tourism Accreditation
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Sustainable Tourism Accreditation by ATIC
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