The Walls of Jerusalem National Park is an alpine
wilderness featuring dolerite peaks, tarns, lakes
and a variety of alpine vegetation. It forms part of
the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area and is exposed to
the extremes of Tasmania’s changeable weather.
This remote park is not accessible by road, and there are
no facilities for shortstop visitors.
Bushwalkers should be
experienced and well equipped for alpine conditions
before attempting to walk in the Walls of Jerusalem National Park.
- There are no facilities within the Walls of Jerusalem National Park.
- All persons entering the park must be selfsufficient.
- Bushwalkers will need to carry a tent.
- There are camping platforms and a toilet at Wild Dog Creek near Herod’s Gate.
- This is an ideal location to camp and from
which to venture out on day walks.
- Huts within the park are in poor condition and have historical significance
and are suitable for emergency shelter only.
- This park is a fuel stove only area
