This guide covers the iconic 80km Overland Track in Tasmania, one of Australia's most famous long-distance walks. Starting at Cradle Valley and finishing at Lake St Clair, this hut-to-hut route is split into seven stages of roughly 10km, with plenty of opportunities to tackle the track's many higher level sidetrips which include Tasmania's highest peak, Mt Ossa. The guidebook provides in-depth route descriptions and clear 1:50,000 mapping for the whole track, which is suitable for all fit hikers as it is well marked and maintained with boardwalks and bridges. The more adventurous sidetrips are less waymarked and require experience and navigational ability. The Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park is an impressive combination of steep dolerite columns rising high above buttongrass moors, rainforests, waterfalls and tranquil lakes. This dramatic and varied landscape is teeming with wildlife species that are endemic to Tasmania, and is also rich in fascinating history, both Aboriginal and post-European settlement. Within this guidebook is crucial information for planning an Overland experience, including arranging permits and booking onto the Overland Track, transport options for getting to and from the route, and the accommodation options for before and after the hike. It also provides a wealth of notes while on the track about the facilities available at each hut and the national park's wildlife (identified and illustrated in the book's extensive plant and animal section), making this an essential guide for hikers setting out on this spectacular walk across Tasmania.