Tasmanien

Tasmania, the smallest state in Australia, captivates with its unspoiled nature, exotic plants, and unknown animals – a true paradise for outdoor and trekking enthusiasts. The Rother hiking guide "Tasmania" presents the 60 most beautiful hikes and trekking routes on the green island. The selection ranges from short exploratory walks to multi-day trekking adventures in remote wilderness.

Tasmania has even been chosen by many Australians as their favorite hiking destination in their vast country. This is not surprising given the abundant nature: rainforests with trees over 2000 years old, fragrant eucalyptus forests with towering giants reaching nearly 100 meters, and rugged mountains with deep gorges that will delight any hiker. The coastline is equally stunning, featuring romantic swimming coves, sandy beaches, tranquil lagoons, and steep cliffs.

The tours in this hiking guide are presented with all the essential information: detailed route descriptions, map excerpts with marked routes, informative elevation profiles, and GPS data are available for each tour. The introduction section provides an extensive description of the land, nature, and hiking areas. Many tips on equipment and the specifics of hiking in the Tasmanian bush make this book an indispensable companion for hikes through "Down Under."

The author Jörg Brüggemann has been exploring Australia's hiking paradises for many years, with a particular love for the green island of Tasmania.