HOGARTH FALLS

Dog guides are welcome at Hogarth Falls. Pets are also permitted, so handlers should note that they may encounter other domestic animals along the path. There are picnic tables, toilet facilities and car parking spaces at the start of the walk. The track is close to the village centre at Strahan, where you’ll find a range of accommodation and food and drink options.

Strahan is a 300-kilometre drive from Hobart, a journey that will take a little over four hours. From Launceston, it’s 270 kilometres, taking about three-and-a-half hours by car.

There is no quick public transport route from Hobart to Strahan. Passengers need to travel via Launceston and Burnie, with the trip taking almost 13 hours. The bus leaves the Hobart Transit Centre each morning from Wednesdays to Sundays. Buses also depart during the afternoon on Sundays and Mondays, but this option necessitates an overnight stop in Devonport. The 747 Tassielink bus transports people between Burnie and Strahan daily, stopping within walking distance of Peoples Park. Find more public transport information at transport.tas.gov.au.