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Mount Anne Trail Return Hike
Advanced
14.6 KM
8-10 Hours
Return
Grade
4
Day Hike
Mount Anne, Southwest TAS 7139, Australia
Image: Tourism Tasmania and Geoff Murray
Why this Hike
This mountainous hike in south west Tasmania is a great challenge for experienced hikers looking to challenge themselves. This hike takes you to the summit of Mount Eliza (1289m) before continuing on to the summit of Mount Anne (1423m) and then back along the same track to return to the start. Though this track may be demanding in nature, it certainly is rewarding with the spectacular views it offers from the summits of both mountains.
Track Notes & Overview
Starting at Condominium Creek carpark this hike follows Mount Anne Trail to High Hut which sits just below the summit of Mount Eliza and gives expansive views of the surrounding area. Continuing past this hut and past the summit the hike continues all the way to the summit of Mount Anne avoiding a junction turn off just before reaching the peak. At the peak you can take some time to admire the wonderous views before descending back down the same track to complete the hike.
*Please note that this hike is extremely difficult and dangerous to inexperienced walkers, if attempting this hike make sure to start early as this hike can take all day to complete.
Packing for a Day Hike
Even if it is just a small day hike, packing is still essential to make sure everyone stays safe and has fun while on your hike. This free packing list will make sure you have everything you need while taking the hassle out of packing.
Food for a Day Hike
Before setting off on a day hike one thing you must do is plan what food you are going to bring with you. Your snacks and lunches should be nutritious, delicious and lightweight but they don't need to be complex.
Our recipe hub includes a range of lunches and snacks perfect for a day hike ranging from easy to create in minutes to tasty creations like you would make at home.
Leave No Trace
A Hikers Friend fully endorses the 7 principles of ‘leave no trace’ hiking which aim to protect our natural spaces and encourages you to apply them on your next adventure.
