A$3,750.00 inc GST
The Overland Track. Australia's most iconic multi-day hike, done the Solo Season way.
Five nights on trail, 65 kilometres (without the sneaky side-trips), and countless alpine views shared with a small crew of adventurous women and supportive female guides. Whether you're relatively new to overnight hiking and ready for your biggest adventure yet, or you've got experience under your belt and simply want the logistics and unpredictable Tasmanian alpine environment taken care of, you're in the right place.
Six days of alpine plateaus, ancient rainforest, glacial tarns, and mountains that will make you feel very small in the very best way. We kick the adventure off in Launceston the night before departure with a gear check and welcome dinner, then board the bus together at 7:30am the following morning bound for Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. From Ronny Creek we walk south through some of the most spectacular landscape in the country and finish with a ferry ride across Lake St Clair to be transported back to Launceston (please see trip notes for a deep dive into the day-by-day action).
Along the way there are optional summit missions (Barn Bluff, Mount Ossa, Mount Oakleigh) for those who want to push further, and plenty of moments to slow down, swim somewhere ridiculously special, and eat something delicious. With Solo Season it's less checkpoint-to-checkpoint and more spontaneous-swim-stop-at-every-tarn. You'll leave with more than incredible memories. You'll leave knowing you can do it again.
*Side trips are optional, weather and group dependent, and always a conversation, not a solo mission.
What's Included?
Welcome dinner in Launceston (Day 1)
Bus transport Launceston to Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park (Day 2) and return from Lake St Clair (Day 7)
Lake St Clair ferry fare (Day 7)
Tent, sleeping mat, sleeping bag, 65L pack, cooking set up, gas, sit mat
Pre-hike welcome resources to get you prepped
Trail food, a mix of our favourite fresh cooked and dehydrated meals: 5 breakfasts, 5 lunches, 5 dinners, snacks
Camp cup-of-goon nightly
Skills: camp setup, food, safety/first aid, weather interpretation, and so many more
Two hyped outdoor guides
Hot tips for your future overnight hikes
Park entry fees and Overland Track permit
Emergency and first aid equipment
What's Not?
First night accommodation in Launceston
Transport to/from Launceston
Breakfast on the morning of departure (Day 2)
All items in the mandatory gear list (found in trip notes)
Pub lunch post hike (Day 7)
Post hike accommodation in Launceston (Day 7)
Personal travel insurance
Who is this for?
Women (18+) ready to take their hiking to the next level
Preferably have at least one overnight hike under your belt or regularly participate in multi–hour day hikes. This is a step up and we want you to love every minute of it
Good fitness level - you'll be hiking 5–7 hours a day with a full pack over six consecutive days
Ready to swap a hot shower for a stunning view and call a tent home for five nights
Looking for a like-minded crew of women to tackle something epic!
An appetite for challenge, connection, and the kind of memories that don't happen anywhere else!
Ready to level up your hiking? The Overland Track is on bucket lists for a reason. Join us for six unforgettable days and walk away with more than incredible memories—you'll leave with skills, confidence and a whole new appreciation for what you're capable of.
Need more convincing… download our OMG Overland Trip Notes below for more detail.
Hit Book Now to snag your spot — we keep it small, with just 10 lucky legends per OMG Overland departure.
Liability Waiver and Particpation Agreement
Terms and Conditions
Note: Tents are twin-share - lighter packs, less environmental impact, warmer nights and a chance to get to know a hiking bestie.