A person sits on a suspended walkway over a river, surrounded by dense forest with a mountain in the background under a cloudy sky, capturing the tranquil beauty of the Tahune Airwalk experience.
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Tahune Airwalk Entry

from A$35
2 hours
Geeveston
All Ages (0+)
Free Cancellation (24 hours prior)

Walk 600 metres through the Huon Valley canopy on the Tahune Airwalk to a platform 50 metres above the spot where the Huon and Picton Rivers meet. Your entry also covers the Huon Pine Walk and the Swinging Bridges track, and the licensed cafe serves Tasmanian wine, cider and scones when you are done.

  • A person sits on a suspended walkway over a river, surrounded by dense forest with a mountain in the background under a cloudy sky, capturing the tranquil beauty of the Tahune Airwalk experience.
  • Two people walk along the Tahune Airwalk, a metal suspension bridge surrounded by tall trees and forested hills under a cloudy sky.
  • A modern building with an outdoor dining area is nestled among tall trees in a forest, with a walkway leading to it—reminiscent of the atmosphere you’ll find at Tahune Airwalk. It’s the perfect spot to relax after exploring the treetop pathways, especially when you have your Tahune Airwalk tickets in hand.
  • A river runs through a dense, green forest under a cloudy sky, with mist visible among the tall trees on both sides of the water—an enchanting scene reminiscent of the spectacular views from the Tahune Airwalk, where visitors can experience nature from above before descending to wander by the tranquil waters below.
  • A person stands on the rope suspension bridge of the Tahune Airwalk over water, holding the rails and looking up, surrounded by tall trees and dense forest.
  • A suspension bridge crosses a river surrounded by dense forest, with a group of people standing at the centre of the bridge, enjoying breathtaking views as part of their Tahune Airwalk experience.
  • Four people sit on chairs facing a dense forest of tall trees at the Tahune Airwalk, viewed from behind, with mist visible among the treetops.
  • Two people stand on the Tahune Airwalk suspension bridge over a shallow river, surrounded by dense forest and mountains under a cloudy sky.
  • Three people walk on a metal suspension bridge at the Tahune Airwalk, surrounded by the lush trees and natural beauty of the Tahune Forest, with a cloudy sky overhead.
  • A person sits on a suspended walkway over a river, surrounded by dense forest with a mountain in the background under a cloudy sky, capturing the tranquil beauty of the Tahune Airwalk experience.
  • Two people walk along the Tahune Airwalk, a metal suspension bridge surrounded by tall trees and forested hills under a cloudy sky.
  • A modern building with an outdoor dining area is nestled among tall trees in a forest, with a walkway leading to it—reminiscent of the atmosphere you’ll find at Tahune Airwalk. It’s the perfect spot to relax after exploring the treetop pathways, especially when you have your Tahune Airwalk tickets in hand.
  • A river runs through a dense, green forest under a cloudy sky, with mist visible among the tall trees on both sides of the water—an enchanting scene reminiscent of the spectacular views from the Tahune Airwalk, where visitors can experience nature from above before descending to wander by the tranquil waters below.
  • A person stands on the rope suspension bridge of the Tahune Airwalk over water, holding the rails and looking up, surrounded by tall trees and dense forest.
  • A suspension bridge crosses a river surrounded by dense forest, with a group of people standing at the centre of the bridge, enjoying breathtaking views as part of their Tahune Airwalk experience.
  • Four people sit on chairs facing a dense forest of tall trees at the Tahune Airwalk, viewed from behind, with mist visible among the treetops.
  • Two people stand on the Tahune Airwalk suspension bridge over a shallow river, surrounded by dense forest and mountains under a cloudy sky.
  • Three people walk on a metal suspension bridge at the Tahune Airwalk, surrounded by the lush trees and natural beauty of the Tahune Forest, with a cloudy sky overhead.

Quick read before you book.

  • Treetop views 50 metres above the river junction
  • Rare Huon pines growing wild beside the river
  • Two suspension bridges over tannin stained rivers
  • Mountain views into the World Heritage Area
  • Arrive any time between 10am and 4pm

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Honestly, not much. It's about 90 minutes from Hobart, so make a day of it and pack a rain jacket for the walks.

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Included in this tour.

  • Day pass site entry to Tahune Adventures
  • Tahune Airwalk and cantilevered river lookout
  • Huon Pine Walk
  • Swinging Bridges track
  • All other walking tracks on site

Commonly asked questions.

Drive about an hour and a half south on the Huon Highway to Geeveston, then follow the signs along sealed Arve Road for around 30 minutes to the carpark. There is no public transport, so see our guide to Tasmania without a car if you are not driving.

No. Your ticket may show a 10am time slot, but you can arrive any time between 10am and 4pm, with last tickets sold at 3:55pm.

Tahune closes during hazardous weather, and if your visit is cancelled and no other date suits, you receive a full refund. Tasmanian weather changes quickly, so our guide on when to visit Tasmania is worth a read.

Cancel in writing to bookings@tahuneadventures.com.au more than 24 hours before your visit for a refund, less any online booking fees. Within 24 hours an administration charge of up to 10 percent applies, and no shows are charged in full.

Infants up to 5 years enter free and children pay a reduced rate. A family ticket covers two adults with up to three children.

The Visitor Centre, the Bluestone area and the Huon Pine Walk suit all mobility levels. The Airwalk has 106 steps to its entrance, but staff can arrange alternative access, so ask on arrival.

The licensed cafe is open 10am to 4pm, with lunch served from 10:30am to 2:30pm. Expect local wine, cider and beer, barista coffee and house made scones with jam and cream.

The Eagle Hang Glider runs from 10:30am to 2:30pm, with tickets sold on the day at the Visitor Centre and rides depending on the wind. Drones are not allowed on site, and our 7 days in Tasmania itinerary shows how to fit Tahune into a longer trip.

More about this tour.

Tahune sits where the Huon and Picton Rivers meet, deep in the Huon Valley forest about an hour and a half south of Hobart. The Airwalk carries you 600 metres through the treetops to a cantilevered platform 50 metres above the riverbank, with the mountains of the World Heritage Area lined up on the horizon.Back on the ground, your entry covers every walk on site. The Huon Pine Walk is an easy riverside track among young and old Huon pines, one of the best places in Tasmania to see this rare tree growing wild. The forest trail then leads to the Swinging Bridges track, crossing two suspension bridges over the tea coloured water of the Picton and Huon Rivers.Allow around two hours for the walks, then settle into the licensed cafe for Tasmanian wine, cider, barista coffee or house made scones with jam and cream. Make a full day of the valley with the Huon Valley food and cider safari, or browse our things to do in Hobart guide for the rest of your stay.Explore the walks, check availability for your date, and book your entry.

Additional info.

  • Open daily 10am to 4pm, closed Christmas Day and in hazardous weather.
  • Your ticket may show 10am, but you can arrive any time during opening hours; show your booking to staff on arrival.
  • Phone and GPS coverage is limited, so follow the signs from Geeveston.