Han Travels Slow
For curious travellers
I’m Hannah, Australian writer and photographer with no home address, on a permanent research trip around Australia, and the world.
6+
years (almost) full-time on the road
213+
trails hiked in Australia in 2025
30+
years of living, photographing and learning about the world
About me
My name is Hannah and I want more people to travel slowly.
In a world full of fast-paced travel, bucket list-checking, and country counting, I am here to encourage you to become a more curious traveller.
Here you will find travel guides, and deep dives that will arm you with everything you need to go out and have deeper experiences and create richer memories on your adventures.
Walking my way across Tasmania
One short walk at a time!
We are walking all 60 of Tasmania's 60 Great Short Walks to better understand and share this brilliant example of dispersed tourism in Tassie! You can watch all the walks here on YouTube.
So far we’ve completed 56 of the 60 walks - but we need your help!
The final four walks are on Tasmania’s off-shore islands. Three are on Flinders Island, and the final walk is on King Island— which means flights, ferries, and transporting all our hiking and filming gear to places that are (beautifully) not simple to reach.
If you’ve enjoyed following along, you can buy us a coffee to help fund the final research trips — or, if you’re a business or organisation who values thoughtful, sustainable travel storytelling, we’d love to hear from you.
Learn more about Tasmania's 60 Great Short Walks, or support us below!
308.5km walked
15.5km to go
Deep Dives and Useful Travel Guides
How these short walks in Tasmania will make you a better tourist
Tasmania’s reputation as a walking destination is often associated with long-distance tracks and dramatic wilderness. Yet one of the _**most influential changes**_ to how visitors actually move through…
Tasmania is home to some pretty feral Australians
Tasmania is famously good at wildlife. There are few places on the mainland, or certainly few places left in the world that you can spot and experience such…
Bivouac Bay
I love a walk with plenty of variety, and this one made the kilometres feel like mere metres!
Duckhole Lake
An accessible adventure into Tasmania’s wild south, and a perfect introduction to its karst landscapes.
Enchanted Walk
A delightful little taste of the magnificent flora and fauna that can be found in this glorious national park.
Fluted Cape
If you only have time for one short walk on Bruny Island, make it this one.
Hartz Peak
A short but impactful hike to the summit of Hartz Peak, showcasing a dazzling array of plant diversity!
Labillardiere Peninsula
Pack plenty of snacks and your swimmers, and turn this hike into a full-day adventure
Lake Esperance
A walk through waratahs and a lush Tasmanian alpine landscape
South Cape Bay
A beautifully varied walk to the very end of the road, and the edge of the continent.