Freycinet Walk and Cycle Track

Freycinet Walk and Cycle Track is a 4 km one-way shared path between the Freycinet Visitor Centre at Ranger Creek and the start of the Wineglass Bay and Freycinet Peninsula walks, near Walking Tracks Car Park. It’s an easy Grade 2 route through coastal heath and woodland; allow about one hour one way. It’s a practical way to reach the park’s main walks on foot.

The path winds through coastal heath and woodland, with views of the lower slopes of Mount Baudin, Mount Dove and Mount Amos. Together they make up the boulder-studded Hazards range, and these are views you miss if you travel by road.

This two-way, low-speed route is shared by walkers and cyclists; cyclists must give way to people on foot. It’s the only walking track in the park where bikes are permitted. There are park-road crossings, so stop and give way to vehicles.

Start at the Freycinet Visitor Centre/Ranger Creek access and finish near the main trailheads at Walking Tracks Car Park. Arrange a ride between the ends or allow another hour to walk back the same way. A valid Tasmania parks pass is required for entry. Pets aren’t allowed in the park, except assistance dogs. Toilets are listed at the Visitor Centre and near the Walking Tracks Car Park.