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🚙 4WD Routes
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Page 1 of 1 — Browse 4wd routes across Tasmania, Australia.

📍 Tasmania
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Highland Lakes
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📍 Central Tasmania (Bothwell/Miena)
Central Plateau Tracks
Tasmania's great highland wilderness — Walls of Jerusalem access road, Dasher River crossing and Central Plateau fire trails give access to alpine lake country.
📏 200km🕐 2–3 days🌤️ Dec–Apr
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Ancient Rainforest
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📍 Northwest Tasmania (Smithton)
Tarkine Wilderness Road
Australia's largest temperate rainforest — the Tarkine Drive and Arthur Pieman Protected Area tracks pass through ancient myrtle beech forest and wild coast.
📏 200km🕐 2–3 days🌤️ Oct–Apr
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Wilderness
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📍 Southwest Tasmania (Strathgordon)
Southwest NP Access
Australia's largest wild country — Lake Pedder road and Southwest NP boundary tracks access spectacular lake and mountain scenery.
📏 150km🕐 2–3 days🌤️ Dec–Mar
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Wild Coast
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📍 Northwest Tasmania (Arthur River)
Arthur Range Coastal Tracks
Wild northwest coastline where huge surf meets ancient quartzite cliffs. Couta Rocks and Temma Harbour beach tracks are among Australia's most isolated.
📏 100km🕐 2–3 days🌤️ Oct–Apr
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Alpine
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📍 Northern Tasmania (Launceston)
Ben Lomond Plateau Tracks
Tasmania's main ski resort — the Jacobs Ladder switchbacks give dramatic alpine access. Skiing June–Sept; wildflowers December–February.
📏 30km🕐 1 day🌤️ Year-round
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Escarpment
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📍 Central Tasmania (Deloraine)
Great Western Tiers Tracks
Dolerite escarpment falling from the Central Plateau — Quamby Bluff, Alum Cliffs and Meander Falls give exceptional highland walking tracks.
📏 80km🕐 1–2 days🌤️ Year-round
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Southern Moors
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📍 Southern Tasmania (Huonville)
Huon / Hartz Mountains Tracks
Wild south-west moorland — the Waratah Lookout fire trail and Lake Osborne tracks give access to spectacular sub-alpine dolerite plateau country.
📏 60km🕐 1 day🌤️ Dec–Apr
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NE Highlands
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📍 Northeast Tasmania (St Helens)
Northeast Highlands Tracks
Remote fire trail network through NE Tasmania's blue-tin mining country — spectacular dolerite outcrops and highland lakes.
📏 100km🕐 1–2 days🌤️ Oct–Apr
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Pink Granite
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📍 East Tasmania (Coles Bay)
Freycinet Peninsula Tracks
Friendly Beaches 4WD access gives 40km of deserted white sand beach north of Coles Bay. Mt Freycinet and Hazards fire trails to pink granite peaks.
📏 50km🕐 1 day🌤️ Year-round
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Canyon
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📍 Northwest Tasmania (Ulverstone)
Dial Range / Leven Canyon
Dramatic dolerite canyon above Penguin — Gunns Plains Caves and Leven Canyon fire trail access a 200m deep canyon through short walking tracks.
📏 60km🕐 1 day🌤️ Year-round
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Tasmania offers some of Australia's finest 4WD experiences. Operators can access group Public Liability Insurance through COA at coa.au.