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WE ARE CLOSED TODAY
Due to severe weather warning, the Tahune Adventures site is closed on Saturday 19th July, 2025.
We apologise for any inconvenience. The safety of our staff and patrons is our utmost priority.
Please check back here tomorrow for any updates.
Tickets can be purchased online or at the Tahune Adventures visitor centre.
Your site entry is a day pass and includes access to all walks on site.
Closed Christmas Day and during hazardous weather conditions.
TAHUNE AIRWALK
The famous Tahune AirWalk is an elevated walkway 30 metres above the forest floor, with the final cantilever section sitting at a height of 50 metres above the Huon River, with spectacular views to the confluence of the Huon and Picton and beyond to the peaks of the World Heritage Area.
To reach the start of the AirWalk you’ll gradually ascend 106 steps, with places to sit and rest. We also offer access for those with mobility issues – please enquire at the Tahune Adventures ticket office.
Opening Hours & Prices
Closed Christmas Day or due to hazardous weather conditions.
Includes: Tahune Airwalk, Huon Pine Walk, Swinging Bridges Track
SITE ENTRY
- Open 7 days 10am–4pm
- Wheelchair accessible
- Dogs on a lead welcome
- 50 minutes to complete
SWINGING BRIDGES TRACK
Feel the power of nature as the mighty Huon and Picton Rivers rush beneath your feet, on two swinging bridges suspended from the riverbanks. Allow 1 hour to complete the Swinging Bridges loop.
The Huon Bridge extends over 100 metres over the Huon River. Once you’ve crossed the first bridge, take a two-minute walk to where the rivers meet and look down the river for a view of the AirWalk’s cantilever.
The Picton Swing Bridge extends 62 metres across the Picton River below and will take you back to solid ground to continue your adventure on the Tahune Reserve. Then view the ruins of the house occupied by Police Constable Francis McPartlan, a former Irish convict whose duty it was to walk the trail to the remote Arthur Range to check timber licenses.
HUON PINE WALK
Enjoy a short, easy and tranquil stroll along the riverbank to discover the world’s most accessible stand of rare and beautiful Huon pines.
The Huon Pine Walk has a brand new path and boardwalk, showcasing the mossy forest floors to the giant treetops. With hidden gems along the way, the walk is great fun for children and adults alike. There are hidden animal statues around the track; if your children can spot them all (and even if they can’t) return to the visitor centre where we have a badge-making machine for the little ones to colour-in their favourite animal and create a badge from their artwork.
Prams or pushers and walking frames can be used on the Huon Pine walk. The boardwalk is also suitable for wheelchairs.
Allow 20 minutes to complete the Huon Pine walk.
