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Welcome to the
Wilderness Detailed information for getting the most from your visit to Tasmanian Wilderness areas. Includes a number of tips on resources available to you and how to avoid getting lost. Lodge a TRIP INTENTIONS form and perhaps save your own life! |
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Fuel Stove Only Areas Many areas in Tasmania are declared "Fuel Stove Only Areas" to prevent the outbreak of fires in areas containing peat based soils. Learn about these areas and avoid fines of $5000 and the potential devastation of our wilderness. |
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Bushwalkers Code Minimal Impact Bushwalking This document details simple techniques you can use to minimise your impact on the environment and how to avoid potential health problems such as gastroenteritis. Carls reverse Law : "If you don't want to carry it out –Don't take it in"
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| The rapid increase in the number of
visitors to National Parks, Wilderness Areas and Reserves around
the world is resulting in damage that can take thousands of years
to repair. Tasmanian wilderness includes some of the most fragile regions of the world and we need your help to avoid potential devastation. These documents have been extracted from both government and experienced backpacking sources and detail simple steps that you can take to help protect wilderness areas, and potentially save your life. The information in these documents can be applied equally to sensitive areas around the world so PLEASE learn how to protect our delicate environments for the enjoyment of generations to come. Printed versions of these documents are available from sources such as the Tasmanian Police, National Parks & Wildlife Service, Ranger stations and reputable Backpacking Outfitters. Carls Law : "The most experienced walkers are the ones who ask the most questions" |
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