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A full day at Cradle Mountain to explore on your own which is very easy at Cradle Mountain.

Morning Pick-up: The tour will begin with a morning pick-up from your accommodation around 6.50am.

Return Journey: Meet back at the Cradle Mountain Visitor Centre for a departure to Devonport at 4 PM arriving aback around 5.30pm

Scenic Drive: Enjoy a picturesque drive towards Cradle Mountain, taking in the beautiful landscapes of the region along the way. 

Cradle Mountain Visitor Centre: Arrive at the Cradle Mountain Visitor Centre, where you buy your National Park Pass and get an overview of the park's facilities and trails.

Hiking: Explore Cradle Mountain through a variety of short day hikes. Take an easy rainforest stroll on the Enchanted Walk, a 20-minute experience. For stunning views of the lake and mountains, embark on the iconic Dove Lake Circuit, a 2-3 hour loop trail. Visit Pencil Pine Falls and Knyvet Falls on a 2.4-kilometer return walk, lasting around 1-1.5 hours. Immerse yourself in the beauty of alpine meadows and a glacial lake on the Ronny Creek to Crater Lake hike, which typically takes 2-3 hours. Enjoy a serene loop walk at Lake Lilla, offering picturesque forest and mountain vistas, with an estimated duration of 1-1.5 hours. These short hikes allow you to discover the natural wonders of Cradle Mountain at your own pace.

Tasmanian Devils: Visit the Devils@Cradle wildlife sanctuary, located near Cradle Mountain. Learn about these unique animals and their conservation efforts. You may even have the opportunity to see Tasmanian devils up close.

Dove Lake: Explore the stunning Dove Lake, surrounded by the majestic peaks of Cradle Mountain. Take a leisurely stroll along the lake's shores, capturing the iconic photos of the boat shed—a symbol of Cradle Mountain. Enjoy the tranquility and breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes.

Wildlife Spotting: Keep an eye out for wildlife as you explore. Look for wombats, wallabies, pademelons, and a variety of bird species. If you're lucky, you might spot echidnas and perhaps even a platypus in the nearby waterways.

Wilderness Galllery:  The Wilderness Gallery at Cradle Mountain Hotel is not just an art sanctuary but also a treasure trove for nature lovers. Alongside its diverse artworks celebrating Tasmania's wilderness, it houses a charming shop. Here, visitors can find unique souvenirs, locally crafted goods, and eco-friendly items, allowing them to take a piece of the wild home with them.

Refreshments: Take a break at one of the available dining options.Popular choices include The Cradle Mountain Cafe or The Tavern Bar & Bistro, offering a variety of delicious meals to suit different tastes.