Kilted Hiking/ Mountain Climbing in Tasmania, Australia

[pushka]

Just this last weekend I was in Tasmania for the first time - even though I was born so close - in Sydney

Here are some photos: https://pushka.com/kilted-tasmania-2017

[Mael Coluim]

Amazing! Thanks for sharing these photos of this fantastic area .

[grizzbass]

great looking place to be kilted

[Macman]

Wow! Great pictures! Thanks for sharing your trip with us.

[Nomad]

Stunning place, though I think I would have worn some boots on the white stuff. Thanks for posting.

[Tarheel]

Share your thoughts on the ease (or differences) in hiking in a kilt in that terrain verses other clothing (dare I mention two legged apparel). Thank you for sharing the photos. We are not all lucky enough to enjoy the outdoors the way you have.

[macmanjim]

And he made the kilt himself.

[pushka]

Share your thoughts on the ease (or differences) in hiking in a kilt in that terrain verses other clothing (dare I mention two legged apparel). Thank you for sharing the photos. We are not all lucky enough to enjoy the outdoors the way you have.

Hi there ~ on our hike to wine-glass bay, we were actually trail-running / jogging on the rough walking path - and it was a hot day - but I felt that the light wool (13 ounce) + the air-flow worked ok for me - I have a pretty high tolerance for both heat and cold, so unless it was really really hot, or below zero cel. I think I'd be fine in a kilt ~ (more changing the top half to deal with the temp.)

I love walking and hiking kilted - the best ~

Climbing up steep/ vertical piles of rocks to get to the summit of Cradle-Mountain - I'm not sure, maybe I had more ease of movement compared to jeans, but the kilt could easily get in the way n__n - definitely not traditional mountain-climbing garb ~

[pushka]

I added some more photos my friend took ~

[Liam]

I added some more photos my friend took ~

Sorry the pics didn’t show up.