A four day walk in Tasmania’s only true alpine National Park during winter.

To truly appreciate the grandeur of this alpine setting, fit and hardy walkers should consider walking and snowshoeing through the highlands during the winter months when the landscapes are blanketed with fresh snow. The Walls of Jerusalem are only accessible by foot, and this walking and snowshoeing itinerary provide an ideal introduction to winter camping.

Climbing up through the forests, past the historic Trapper’s Hut above the treeline to the scattered tarns known as Solomon’s Jewels. Our base camp is nearby and from here your days are filled with sensational excursions carrying only the day’s necessities, returning at the end of each day to your comfortable camping set up.

The trip is suitable for those who have never snowshoed before as time will be allocated to learn the art of this increasingly popular mode of winter travel. Depending on the weather, we aim to explore the heart of the “Walls”, and climb Mt. Jerusalem, King David’s Peak and possibly reach the remote outer areas known as Golden Gate and Zion Vale by either foot or on snowshoes.