Transport to the Walls of Jerusalem is provided on demand every day from Launceston, Deloraine, Sheffield and Devonport. For Hobart we meet the Redline Bus at Deloraine or Launceston. You can book online below if you see your dates. If your date is nor showing please contact us for a transfer to the Walls of Jerusalem.

Sculpted by glaciers over centuries, Walls of Jerusalem National Park lies to the east of Cradle Mountain and forms part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. It’s a dramatic landscape of alpine plateaus, ancient pencil pine groves and sparkling tarns that have seen it nicknamed the “Land of a Thousand Lakes”. The park is home to an abundance of native wildlife, including Bennett’s wallabies, Tasmanian devils, echidnas and platypus. Our Walls of Jerusalem to Launceston transfer is a reliable and hassle-free transport option at the end of your trek, with transfers available at a time that suits you.

Forming part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, the Walls of Jerusalem is a spectacular area of high country to the east of Cradle Mountain. It has been sculpted by glaciers over centuries, with an abundance of tarns and trickling streams earning it the nickname the “Land of a Thousand Lakes”. With no road access into the national park, the only way to explore the Walls of Jerusalem is on foot. The multi-day hike offers up-close encounters with its towering dolerite peaks and pencil pine forests while immersing you in one of Tasmania’s most awe-inspiring natural places. Our Walls of Jerusalem National Park transfers offer easy access to the start of the trail from towns and cities across Tasmania. They are a convenient option for those who are exploring the state without a rental car or prefer not to leave their car in the remote parking area on the outskirts of the Walls of Jerusalem.

Over the last seven years, eGuide has transported trekkers from all corners of the globe to Tasmania’s Wilderness World Heritage Area, as well as helping them to return safely at the end of their adventures. We are the main operator of Overland Track transfers between Lake St. Clair and Cradle Mountain and are fully authorised by Tasmania National Parks and Transport Tasmania. With consistently 5-star reviews on both Google and TripAdvisor, you’ll have peace of mind when planning your Walls of Jerusalem trek.

All of our drivers are highly experienced and know the road between the Walls of Jerusalem and Launceston like the back of their hand! They come with a wealth of knowledge about Tasmania and can answer any questions you might have about Walls of the Jerusalem National Park or the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area in general. Our vehicles are designed to comfortably accommodate not only trekkers but also their backpacks and gear.