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Discover Tasmania's 10 Best Outdoor Adventures and Hidden Gems

An evergreen guide to getting out and about in Tasmania.

By The Daily Tasmania · Published 3 July 2026

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Discover Tasmania's 10 Best Outdoor Adventures and Hidden Gems
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Tasmania offers visitors and locals alike a wealth of ways to explore and enjoy this remarkable island state. Whether you're drawn to outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, or community events, there's always something worth discovering across the region.

Sport enthusiasts will find plenty to cheer about, with major national competitions regularly hosted at venues like MyState Bank Arena in Glenorchy. Beyond the spectator events, Tasmania's natural beauty invites you to get active yourself, from bushwalking to water-based pursuits that take advantage of the state's pristine coastlines and waterways.

The calendar throughout the year offers opportunities to experience the best of Tasmanian hospitality and culture, whether you're catching a major sporting event or simply soaking in the relaxed island lifestyle that makes this part of Australia special.

What is on

  • 2026 Karate Australia National Championships, Fri, 10 July, 10:00 am, MyState Bank Arena, Glenorchy Details and bookings

Sources: mystatebankarena.com.au.

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