by north-north-west » Sat 10 Feb, 2018 7:16 am
Plenty of good walking down here in winter. It's the best time to hit the east coast, for instance - Freycinet is a bit quieter, as is the Tasman Peninsula. Weasther less likely to be settled of course, butt that's winter everywhere.
There are still plenty of us who head into the higher country that time of year. Somewhere like the Walls or a bit of mucking around from Cynthia Bay or Dove Lake. Harder work as there could well e snow around, but one of the easier circuits there would be good. You could even do a bit of the Overland - out and back from one end or the other or, if the weather is a bit more settled (and it often is earlier in winter) do a quick trip up or down the whole thing. Or go in at Cynthia Bay and out via Arm River, if you can organise transport.
If you're comfortable with basic off-track navigation there are plenty of options on the Central Plateau, utilising some of the major tracks. Again, transport option might limit you.
It really depends on conditions at the time you're down here, but there are few places we don't go midwinter.
"Mit der Dummheit kämpfen Götter selbst vergebens."