Located in the remote South West of Tasmania, the Western Arthurs Traverse presents one of the worlds most challenging bushwalking objectives. Our twelve days in the South-West wilderness allows us enough time to do a complete traverse of the range with extra time for side trips. Starting at Scott's Peak Dam we trek via The Port Davey Track, Moraine A, Mt Hayes, Lake Oberon, Mt Pegusus, Haven Lake, Promontory Lake, Lake Roseanne, Cracroft Crossing and then returning to Scott's Peak Dam via Arthur's Plains and Junction Creek. The Western Arthur's Traverse is open to people with previous unsupported pack carrying, bushwalking experience. A high level of fitness and confidence in difficult, geographical and weather situations is essential. Please contact our office to discuss your suitability for this tour.

Inclusions: 12 breakfasts, 13 lunches and 12 dinners, professional wilderness guides, all group camping equipment, national park passes, emergency communications and group first aid kit, transport from Launceston. Western Arthur's Traverse Departure Dates: 2010 - 5 December 2011 - 9 January, 6 March Meets Launceston at 8.30am on Day 1 for briefing and training day Group Size: Min 4, Max 6