Three Capes Hike, Tasmania

In May 2021, a group of us decided to go hike the Three Capes of Tasmania's South East coastline. Honestly, this is a bucket list hike. It is stunning and every day offers something different.
If you have been wondering what the hike is like, watch this video and hopefully we can give you a good sense of the trip.
Comment below and let us know what you think.
Have you hiked the capes before?
Is it on your list?

[@handepper2505]

Hey, great vid but do you know it's actually illegal to fly drones in Tasmanian national parks? Would hate for other people to get the same idea that they can bring noisy drones into such natural pristen environment. We need to instead encourage people to read the rules that protect the environment that we have the privilege to explore.

[@RobSpiby]

The best 3 Capes video I've found. Myself and my wife are in the planning stages now. Could I ask what time of year did you guys go? We love winter hiking but South Australian winters are a bit different from Tassie winters😂.

[@shadaniaful]

I've just come back from my three capes trek and enjoyed reliving it through your video. Beautifully captured - so far the best video on the three capes! Makes want to do it all again :)

[@Sianelouise]

By far the best video of Three Capes. Don’t think you could make a better video to share this experience with others

[@shanno161]

Great video. Very nice filming

[@peterjday76]

Enjoyed your video as we did the 3 Capes. Shame about the drone footage. They have become a pest in natural settings and clearly not allowed in Tassie National Parks.

[@andrewiverach659]

Great video, can I ask how long it took from the hut to the blade, keen to be there for sunrise as well

[@whitehalo89]

I completed the three capes yesterday (12 Nov 2022). From Munro Hut to the Blade is about 2.5 hours, but this largely depends on how quickly you are moving. Sunrise the day I left was 5.40AM.

[@andrewiverach659]

@@whitehalo89 thanks matey for the reply.