Southwest Conserve Area South Cape Bay Walk Recherche

One of the best walk in Southern Tasmania. This track from South Cape (Cockle Creek) to Lion Rock is old is worn out in places but still well maintained and can be done in 4;30 hours. The difficulty level is around 2.5/5 almost 15km return. The walk is worth when you reach Lion Rock. Please avoid this track immediately after rain as water gets clogged in areas and you may be walking in mud. Carry enough water as you could be exposed in Sun for at least 1 hour each way

Relatively well maintained walk with an amazing view at the end, quite level and apart from distance is an easy walk. We done this in 3 hours but are on the quicker side of walkers. Well worth doing!

This is a up/down to level walk on good trail. If recent rain, there can be a lot of water and mud. Boots recommended. It can also be windy. Weather can change quickly. The walk is pretty, and the beach is spectacular.

Very beautiful track, the condition we went in was after a few very rainy days so it was quite wet in some areas. Generally your day hike gear would do when it's not so damp, otherwise bring some water resistant gear or just accept that a little wet feet might be in store this time of the year(September). We hiked the shorter trail to Lion Rock, it took roughly 4hrs there and back. There's some elevation here and there but the track is easy to read and well maintained. Getting there you may need an SUV, the road is unpaved and can be muddy. Please take care when driving as there are many wildlife in the area. Spotted a few Pademelons and a Wallaby close to dusk, and many more when driving out. Would recommend this day walk to anyone in the area!

Twice in 2 months and thoroughly enjoyed both visits. Good weather. Good scenery, Tranquil and few others. Plenty of unique Tasmanian bird species and other wildlife to spot if time permits. I'm sure to visit agian.

We walked the South Cape Bay track on a wet and windy day. It was still a great walk. The track is easy to follow and easy to walk. Great for beginners. A lot of varied vegetation to walk through. Highly recommended an a great Ocean view at the end

I were going here to explore how it would be to be up-side-down but I wasn’t able to, must have taken the wrong flight. Had a crap ton of fun going here tho! Oh and do something about the fat accent of the derector😂👍

Amazing scenery and wildlife, will visit again

One of the best walk in Southern Tasmania. This track from South Cape (Cockle Creek) to Lion Rock is old is worn out in places but still well maintained and can be done in 4;30 hours. The difficulty level is around 2.5/5 almost 15km return. The walk is worth when you reach Lion Rock. Please avoid this track immediately after rain as water gets clogged in areas and you may be walking in mud. Carry enough water as you could be exposed in Sun for at least 1 hour each way

Relatively well maintained walk with an amazing view at the end, quite level and apart from distance is an easy walk. We done this in 3 hours but are on the quicker side of walkers. Well worth doing!

This is a up/down to level walk on good trail. If recent rain, there can be a lot of water and mud. Boots recommended. It can also be windy. Weather can change quickly. The walk is pretty, and the beach is spectacular.

Very beautiful track, the condition we went in was after a few very rainy days so it was quite wet in some areas. Generally your day hike gear would do when it's not so damp, otherwise bring some water resistant gear or just accept that a little wet feet might be in store this time of the year(September). We hiked the shorter trail to Lion Rock, it took roughly 4hrs there and back. There's some elevation here and there but the track is easy to read and well maintained. Getting there you may need an SUV, the road is unpaved and can be muddy. Please take care when driving as there are many wildlife in the area. Spotted a few Pademelons and a Wallaby close to dusk, and many more when driving out. Would recommend this day walk to anyone in the area!

Twice in 2 months and thoroughly enjoyed both visits. Good weather. Good scenery, Tranquil and few others. Plenty of unique Tasmanian bird species and other wildlife to spot if time permits. I'm sure to visit agian.

We walked the South Cape Bay track on a wet and windy day. It was still a great walk. The track is easy to follow and easy to walk. Great for beginners. A lot of varied vegetation to walk through. Highly recommended an a great Ocean view at the end

I were going here to explore how it would be to be up-side-down but I wasn’t able to, must have taken the wrong flight. Had a crap ton of fun going here tho! Oh and do something about the fat accent of the derector😂👍

Amazing scenery and wildlife, will visit again