Tahune Airwalk

Walk 50 Meters Above Forest Canopy + Swinging Bridges Over Wild Rivers

Tahune AirWalk takes you high above Tasmanian forest canopy—walking among the forest giants 50 meters above the riverbank where wild waters of the Huon and Picton Rivers mingle below, with views extending to World Heritage Area mountains. The 600-meter walkway ends at a dramatic cantilevered platform genuinely suspended over the forest (not just slightly raised boardwalk).

Beyond the AirWalk, the Huon Pine Walk shows ancient Huon pines growing in their natural riverine rainforest (one of Tasmania's best places to see this slow-growing species), while the Swinging Bridges track crosses two suspension bridges over rushing Picton and Huon Rivers. Kids love the suspension bridge wobble and dramatic tannin-colored water views beneath their feet—water that began as rain and snow deep in Southwest wilderness. Pause at the café for local Huon Valley wines, ciders, meals, or waffle-cone ice cream, plus browse the gift shop for fragrant Huon pine keepsakes.

Perfect for families visiting Hobart wanting spectacular natural beauty without extreme hiking—the AirWalk gives dramatic forest canopy perspective accessible for various ages, suspension bridges add adventure, and Huon Pine Walk teaches about ancient Tasmanian species. The café and multiple trail options mean you can tailor visit length to your group's energy.