An essential high-detail map for planning and navigating walks through the remote alpine landscapes of Walls of Jerusalem National Park. The Walls of Jerusalem National Park Walk Map combines highlighted walking tracks, practical tourist information and detailed topographic mapping in one field-ready guide. Produced in 2025, it is designed for bushwalkers, wilderness visitors and outdoor professionals entering one of Tasmania’s most isolated highland national parks. At 1:25,000 scale, 1 centimetre on the map represents 250 metres on the ground. This highly detailed scale supports close interpretation of tracks, terrain, waterways and surrounding natural features. 🗺️ Map Coverage Walls of Jerusalem National Park lies in a remote area of the Tasmanian highlands. There is no road access into the park, and entry is possible only on foot. The map highlights: Walking tracks and route connections Walls of Jerusalem National Park and surrounding highland country Alpine terrain, ridges, valleys and elevated plateaus Lakes, rivers, creeks and drainage features Forest, moorland and alpine vegetation Wilderness access routes and entry points where mapped Visitor facilities and infrastructure where present Named peaks, landforms and natural features National-park and reserve boundaries Tourist information and detailed topographic content The combination of highlighted tracks and 1:25,000 topographic detail helps walkers understand how routes relate to the surrounding terrain, waterways and major geographic features before entering the park. 🥾 A Walk-In Wilderness Destination Because there is no road access into Walls of Jerusalem National Park, every visit requires careful preparation and travel on foot. The map is useful for: Identifying walking tracks and route connections Understanding approaches into the national park Interpreting steep slopes, ridges, valleys and elevation changes Locating waterways and other geographic reference points Planning walking stages and turnaround times Developing a broader understanding of the park’s highland geography Maintaining a dependable printed overview independent of batteries or mobile reception The detailed 1:25,000 scale is particularly valuable in remote country, where weather or poor visibility may make tracks and natural landmarks more difficult to identify. ⛰️ Map Content and Features The map combines visitor information with standard topographic content, including: Contours for interpreting elevation, slope and terrain Peaks, ridges, plateaus, valleys and other major landforms Lakes, rivers, creeks and drainage systems Walking tracks and route connections Wilderness approaches and access points where mapped Buildings and infrastructure where present Vegetation and land-cover information Named geographic and natural features National-park and reserve coverage Tourist information for planning a visit This level of detail makes the map useful for route planning, general navigation, environmental fieldwork and understanding the physical character of the park. 🌦️ Prepare for Remote Highland Conditions Walls of Jerusalem National Park is elevated, remote and exposed to rapidly changing weather. Strong wind, rain, low cloud, sleet, snow, cold temperatures and intense sun may occur at any time of year. Poor visibility can obscure tracks, peaks and other landmarks, while wet, icy or snow-covered surfaces may significantly slow travel. Before departure: Check current park alerts, track conditions and weather forecasts Confirm any current registration, camping or access requirements Select a route suited to your experience, fitness and available time Carry warm, waterproof clothing and equipment for exposed alpine conditions Take sufficient food, water, fuel and emergency supplies Carry a compass, suitable communications equipment and a personal locator beacon Leave a detailed itinerary with a responsible contact This map should form part of a broader navigation system supported by current route information, appropriate equipment and the skills to navigate when tracks and landmarks are obscured. 🌿 Understand the Highland Environment The park’s vegetation, wildlife and landforms have been shaped by elevation, climate and the long natural history of Tasmania’s central highlands. The map provides geographic context for understanding how tracks pass through changing terrain and plant communities, and how lakes, creeks, valleys and elevated landforms connect across the wilderness. 📖 Informative Notes on the Reverse The reverse side contains introductory information designed to enrich the visitor experience and support safer wilderness planning. Topics include: Vegetation and plant communities Landforms and the forces that shaped the landscape Native animals and wildlife The history of the area Practical bushwalking tips Safety essentials for remote highland travel These notes make the map particularly useful for first-time visitors, wilderness walkers, outdoor educators and anyone wanting to understand more about the park’s natural and cultural environment. 🧭 Who Uses This Map? The Walls of Jerusalem National Park Walk Map is suitable for: Experienced bushwalkers and hikers planning journeys into the national park Wilderness campers and multi-day walking parties Outdoor guides and specialist tourism operators Search and rescue teams and emergency services Park managers, conservation workers and environmental researchers Outdoor educators and advanced navigation students Photographers, naturalists and wildlife enthusiasts Expedition planners and professional field teams The park’s walk-in access and remote setting require visitors to be self-sufficient, properly equipped and capable of navigating independently in difficult conditions. 💧 Field-Ready Options for Rugged Use Choose the format that best suits your intended use—from protected trip planning to demanding all-weather wilderness travel. ✅ Standard Paper Printed on 100 gsm FSC® coated paper Produces crisp, clear text and finely defined map symbols Lightweight and convenient for general reference or protected field use An economical choice for trip planning, research and office applications ✅ Waterproof and Tearproof Tyvek® Made from genuine DuPont™ Tyvek®, an advanced synthetic material composed of pure polyethylene fibres Waterproof, tear-resistant, foldable and extremely lightweight Printed using HP pigment-based inks for a permanent waterproof finish Suitable for backpacks, map cases and exposed alpine conditions Ideal for wilderness walkers, guides, emergency personnel and outdoor professionals Provides exceptional durability without the weight and bulk of lamination ✅ Laminated Fully encapsulated between two 80-micron gloss laminate sheets Highly resistant to water, stains, smudges and tearing Draw on the surface with whiteboard markers for route planning or instruction Use Mark-It-Dots to identify campsites, access points, route stages or hazards without marking the map permanently Wipeable and reusable Ideal for operations centres, classrooms and repeated reference 📐 Map Details Title: Walls of Jerusalem National Park Walk Map Production year: 2025 Scale: 1:25,000 Ground distance: 1 cm represents 250 metres Datum: Geocentric Datum of Australia 2020 — GDA2020 Coverage: Walls of Jerusalem National Park and surrounding highland approaches Access: Walk-in only; there is no road access into the national park Map content: Highlighted walking tracks, tourist information and detailed topographic mapping Reverse-side content: Vegetation, landforms, animals, history, bushwalking advice and safety essentials Available formats: Paper, waterproof Tyvek® or laminated Important Datum Information This map uses GDA2020. When transferring coordinates between the map and a GPS receiver, navigation application or other spatial data source, ensure the equipment and coordinates are set to the same datum. 🔍 Preview the Area in LISTmap Use the LISTmap coverage preview to confirm that your planned route or area of interest falls within the map coverage before ordering. 🛒 Choose the Right Format Paper: Best for expedition planning, general reference and protected field use Tyvek®: Best for remote walking and wet, cold or exposed alpine conditions Laminated: Best for repeated use, route marking, training and operational planning 🎯 Summary Whether you are preparing for your first walk into Walls of Jerusalem National Park, planning a multi-day wilderness journey or supporting professional activities in the Tasmanian highlands, this detailed map provides the track, terrain and visitor information needed to understand and navigate the park’s remote environment. Enter prepared. Navigate with confidence. Experience the Walls of Jerusalem responsibly.