HIKING the THREE CAPES TRACK in TASMANIA - Is This Australia's Best Trek? (Our Tips and Experience)

[@nomadasaurus]

Thanks for watching guys. Hope you enjoyed it. Have you hiked the Three Capes Track before or want to? What was your favourite part of the hike? We would love to hear about you experience. Please let us know in the comments below. If you liked the video, don't forget to give it a thumbs up. We are bringing out a travel video every week. See you next week. Happy travels. x

[@timbo2002]

Thanks for the video - we are doing it soon. As a matter of interest, what time of the year did you do the walk?

[@Zen-kr3te]

I did the Three Capes with my daughter. An amazing journey. Loved the fact that we could pack a little lighter. I walked the Overland two years before. A very different trip. Heavier, harder, but also worth it.

[@elizabethharris9679]

I have wanted to do this walk for some time but injury has prevented it. My husband and I are hoping to do it next year. Previous to watching your video I was thinking we would have to go on a guided tour with accommodation and support provided but you have given me hope and fueled my adventurous spirit. I have shared it with my husband so hopefully we will prepare and be fit enought to take it on. Thanks for sharing and giving all the detail.

[@JamesMoss-l2n]

Really helpful video guys. First watched your overland trek video earlier this year ( 2023) before a mate and I completed the trek ourselves. How amazing is Tassie for hiking and touring! Doing the 3 capes trek as a family trek in late March 2024 so now have a much better idea of what to expect and what not to bring. Keep up the great work and look forward to more of your adventures. 😊

[@CFAdelaide]

Super cool video, really well made. 👌

[@nomadasaurus]

Thank you very much! We appreciate it. :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Awesome stuff, guys! Looks epic and I can't believe how nice the 'huts' are - I mean, this is practically glamping!

[@nomadasaurus]

I know. We were so shocked (and stoked). It was totally glamping 😀

[@gregeberhardt1711]

It does cost enough to be classed as glamping lol…..

[@michaelcoad6828]

Fantastic work love your insight on the track.

[@nomadasaurus]

Thank you so much. Glad you liked the video. We appreciate it. :)

[@aidan64316]

This video is rad and deserves way more views. Thanks dudes, super helpful and well shot.

[@nomadasaurus]

Thank you so much. We really appreciate it. ❤️😀

[@nicktame2108]

Great summary - thank you

[@nomadasaurus]

Thanks for watching. :)

[@nataliefairweather3339]

I love this video - super informative. Thanks so much for creating content. I love watching you guys.

[@benho7200]

Thanks for the most informative post. I was a little hesitant as a novice trekker, but after watching your clip, I’m looking forward to my own expedition. Thanks once again.

[@nomadasaurus]

Hi Ben, this is exactly why we made this video. We are so happy it was helpful. Have an amazing time. It was such a beautiful hike. :)

[@carinesoete585]

Such a beautiful video, I really enjoyed watching it.

[@nomadasaurus]

Thank you so much Carine. We really appreciate it. The hike was incredible. Such a beautiful part of Tasmania

[@debraquabba1309]

Great video, keep them coming 👍🏽

[@nomadasaurus]

Thank you so much Debra. ❤️😀

[@utubesgreat4me]

Thanks. Really helpful and super great production values. We’re leaving for the walk in a couple of days.

[@nomadasaurus]

Hi David, Hope you had an amazing time (you may be on it right now). It is an amazing part of Tasmania. :)

[@DieselDave]

That was a wonderfully entertaining and interestingly put together video guys. Thanks so much for spiking our interest in doing a hike we hadn't heard of before this vid. Cheers

[@nomadasaurus]

Thank you so much for watching. It is such a great hike. We highly recommend it. 😀

[@katrinagott1156]

You guys make a great vid! Lovely to watch. Doing this hike next April. You have a new subscriber :)

[@nomadasaurus]

Thank you so much. We appreciate it. What a great hike to do. Bet you are excited. Have a great time. We have a few articles on our website too about this hike if you are interested. :)

[@barbaramohr6676]

What a fabulous video. Thank you both so much for all your informations and tips. I am doing this hike at the end of January and am so looking forward it.

[@nomadasaurus]

Thank you so much. We really appreciate it. You are going to have a blast. Have a wonderful time. ❤️😀

[@mitchjones1672]

Hi, my partner and I walked the Three Capes in February last year. Absolutely loved it. One thing that would be nice to point out is how the waste is disposed of. I found it amazing the effort the rangers etc go to to maintain the environment. The rangers were so professional and helpful.

[@nomadasaurus]

That is amazing you and your partner did it last year. Such an incredible hike and place. We absolutely agree. The rangers do so much more than what people think. The human waste situation definitely was interesting. With their drop toilets and storing it. Crazy they helicopter the storage containers in and out. The rangers are amazing people.

[@maggiemooful]

This video was so entertaining! I’m not a hiker but my daughter is doing this hike soon (bloody good on her 👏👏👏) and she sent this to me. I feel exhilarated and I’m sitting in my recliner 😅

[@nomadasaurus]

Thank you so much. We are so glad you enjoyed our video. We hope your daughter had a great time. It is an amazing hike. :)

[@tamibass6772]

Thanks for sharing

[@nomadasaurus]

Thanks for watching!

[@rebeccaarnold]

Can't wait to do this! Hopefully in November this year.

[@nomadasaurus]

How exciting. Hope you have a great time. It’s a brilliant hike 😀

[@TheTopNote]

Thanks for documenting this guys, super excited to be doing this in a few weeks!

[@nomadasaurus]

Thank you for watching. Have a great time. It is such a great hike. If you want more information, check out our blog we wrote. www.nomadasaurus.com/three-capes-track-tasmania/

[@kympurple3891]

Loved the video, we are heading off on the walk on Thursday. Can I just ask what the drinking water situation is like ?

[@nomadasaurus]

Sorry for the late reply guys. You may be back now. How was your hike? I hope you had a great time. It is so beautiful along the coastline there. I will just answer your question incase anyone else is wondering. With the water, they have rain water tanks at each hut where you can fill up your bottles. The national park recommends taking water purifier tablets but we didn't and were fine. It is totally up to the individual. Happy hiking.

[@kympurple3891]

Thank you for still replying, the hike was amazing though we had a fair bit of rain and mist which meant some views were a little limited. We took purifier tablets though we didn’t use them we just boiled our water. I would urge anyone that loves to hike to do the trek, it’s a once in a lifetime experience 🙂

[@karonbibby6242]

Thank you so much for sharing your adventure, looks incredible. My husband and I are about to do it and I feel so much better informed. Quick question, would you recommend hiking poles? Shall look out for more of your work 🙏🏼

[@nomadasaurus]

Thank you so much for watching. I would highly recommend taking hiking poles. They helped a lot . :)

[@michaelturner1973]

Such an amazing walk. What fitness level do you think you would need for a trek like this? Had to laugh when you were taking photos of the mushroom, I took so many of little blue mushrooms I found in New Zealand at Lake Matheson. Katie

[@nomadasaurus]

The mushrooms throughout the forest were awesome. I took so many photos. With the walk having a reasonable fitness level would be fine. You don’t have to carry too much as do much is provided. That is less weight on your back. Day 3 and 4 are the longest days for walking. Being able to walk/hike for at least 7-8 hours (with breaks) is required. It is an amazing trek

[@michaelturner1973]

@@nomadasaurus, think I might have to improve the old fitness levels before tackling this!

[@blasmartinez8985]

Great video !!!👏👏👏👏one thing please we are going with my wife(52 and 57) in October ,what finnes level do u thing we need for this track?and there is accommodation?.Thanks.

[@nomadasaurus]

Thank you so much Blas. Sorry about the late reply. Glad you liked our video. I think you need a reasonable level . It you do day hikes already, you will be fine. The first two days are easy with no elevation and short distances. Day 3 and 4 is a long distance and little elevation . These days push people a bit. But take you time. There is no rush. This hike is apart of the paid hike. It is $495 AUD per person and you stay in the cabins, they had memory foam mattresses, stretching equipment, have a hot shower on night 2 and kitchen with all the cooking supplies you need. It was nice to have a little luxury. If you want to do it on your own, you can but only via Fortescue Camp. You can hike out to Cape Pillar and Cape Huay but you have to stay at the national park camps in a tent. You will miss out on the first 2 days of the Three Capes but get the last 2 days of the hike. The hike name is a bit cheeky as on the Three Capes Hike you only go to 2 Capes (Cape Pillar and Cape Huay) and look at Cape Roaul. You can hike Cape Roaul with out paying also. It is a day hike. It is totally up to you what kind of hike you do but you do see the same thing, you just sleep different and you bags will be different weights. These capes are incredible. Hope you get to do it. It is definitely an experience. :)

[@8389ben]

Your best video yet fam. Such pretty views 😍

[@nomadasaurus]

Thanks Benny. Really appreciate it 😀

[@mjwilkinson3736]

Love maggie island hope the house goes well :)

[@nomadasaurus]

Thank you so much. Maggie is amazing. House is going good. We are so close now to move in. :)

[@MrWhiskZ]

Love the video. Im going in August. A few questions if possible. Did you record most of this on go pro? What weight do you think you had for your packs without a tent. (not sure how ill feel not having to take a tent for the first time) What was the best morning sunrise spot? Day 2,3,4?

[@nomadasaurus]

Hi, sorry for the late reply. Thank you so much. We hope you had a great hike in August. Most of our video was filmed on our GoPro. We did have our Sony A7iii camera for photos. It was much easy to film on the GoPro while hiking. Our bags were about 9kg each. They got lighter as we were eating the food. :)

[@nicole_4537]

I know this comment was made quite awhile ago but I’m wanting to do this hike this August and I’m curious if you completed it in august and what you thought of it at that time of year? What was the weather like? Cheers if you see this

[@MrWhiskZ]

@nicole_4537 hey Yes, I did. The weather was great. It Warm.enough during the days to not wear a jacket but was cold at night. Had rain and very light rain on 2 days 1 I don't even pull my rain jacket out for and the other had tiny bits of haul. I was up and gone by 6am each morning though as I was put in the same room as some noisy people. They would drink all night then come in around 1 or 2 am. So I got up at 5am made noise and left at 6am so wasn't great on those things. It also meant I was at the next lodge some days before thoese people had even left to move on. All up it qas a damn great walk and I'd love to do it again this year. Super easy and you don't have to carry much stuff compared to other hikes. First might even had a big thick steak.

[@nicole_4537]

@@MrWhiskZ ah awesome! Thanks for the response. Gives me a bit of hope that August is capable of being manageable or at least not completely miserable the entire time. That sucks about the noise made by others not a considerate thing for anyone to do. Did you get assigned to share cabin with the same group every night? Looking forward to it thanks for your insight 😀

[@MrWhiskZ]

@@nicole_4537 Yes same group every night. It was only a couple and I was s ingle person so they put us together. Sitll bring thermals for the night I should say.

[@norissauminchannel]

the best video...

[@3202961]

Very informative video! Is there anything you wish you had taken with you but didn't? Thanks!

[@nomadasaurus]

No, not at all. We bought everything we needed. One lady in our group did say she wish she bought a blow up pillow and a Power bank but that was the only person I heard say something. We took hiking pole which you do not need, unless you have problems with your knees.

[@jemmawebb5948]

What size backpack is yours Alesha, noticed it's a Denali which I'm thinking of getting just debating between the 60 and the 70l any thoughts on them would be fantastic . I'm doing the three capes later this year so just slowly getting prepared 😀

[@nomadasaurus]

Hi Jemma, I didn't have my 60lt backpack with me so I quickly went to Anaconda and bought a 50lt backpack. It was a little small but did the job. Personally I would recommend a 60lt. You would have pretty of space to pack everything that you need. The food takes up the most space but that decreases as the days go on. We have a blog post and everything about the hike also if you want it for your preparation. www.nomadasaurus.com/three-capes-track-tasmania/ Hope you have a great time. Happy hiking.

[@jemmawebb5948]

@@nomadasaurus thankyou so much going to read the blog for sure thanks

[@melissaristivojevic6800]

Amazing video. I'm thinking the three capes would be a great first multi day hike. Do you think it would be ok to hike solo?

[@nomadasaurus]

Absolutely. There were so many women and men doing it solo. You met people in the evening but can be on your own or hike with others you met during the day. It would be a great first multi day hike solo 😀

[@helendevere1491]

WHAT MONTH DID YOU WALK WE ARE THINKING AUGUST - TOO COLD? REALLY WANT TO SEE THE SOUTHERN LIGHTS??

[@nomadasaurus]

We went in January/February. August definitely will be chilly. People do it. Make sure you have very good equipment. We saw the Southern lights down south near Port Arthur when we were there in March. Hope you get to see them. :)

[@thirstymercfan]

What time of year did you do the walk? Couldn’t see that anywhere in the notes but maybe I missed it

[@nomadasaurus]

Think it was March. Just be prepared for all weather anytime of the year. March was a great time. Little rain but no worries. :)

[@thirstymercfan]

@@nomadasaurus oh ok great, was thinking of going last minute end of may

[@Post-Alone]

Are there any lesser known hikes in tassie that don't have hotel style huts? I kinda like keeping it simple

[@nomadasaurus]

Indeed there are. From 2 days to 14 days. There is so many. Definitely use google to find the one you would like.. Thanks for watching. :)

[@matgordon-smith1949]

You can do this track without the huts, traditional camping. You’ll save $500 each too

[@sakarayheramba9988]

Hi dear Madurai Temple in Tamil Nadu, India is a magnificent temple

[@johnjohni805]

Loved your show in Afghanistan

[@nomadasaurus]

The one about the market? Thank you so much. Glad you liked it 😀

[@rikiellia]

Doing this in 1st week of November ! Can’t wait !! Hopefully covid won’t ruin it smh 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@nomadasaurus]

Hi Ricky, That is amazing. I hope to you have an amazing time. It is such an amazing hike. Hope the COVID situation will not affect you.

[@joefemia6662]

Can you take your dog on these hikes

[@nomadasaurus]

Hi Joe, unfortunately you can’t as it is a National Park. There are lots of other hikes near that are not in the National park where you can take your dog. 😀

[@sakarayheramba9988]

Hi dear I'm from India 🇮🇳 Have you ever been to India

[@nomadasaurus]

No we haven’t. We would love to explore India one day

[@sakarayheramba9988]

The temple in Tamil Nadu, India is a wonder beyond words

[@JC-lu4se]

Another gentrified walk in Tassie. Such a pity.