• Pinetrees Lodge
    Pinetrees Lodge
  • A magnificent view of Lord Howe Island Photo: Luke Hanson.
    A magnificent view of Lord Howe Island Photo: Luke Hanson.
  • Pinetrees Lodge. Photo: Luke Hanson.
    Pinetrees Lodge. Photo: Luke Hanson.
  • Verandah, Transit Hill Room, Pinetrees Lodge.
    Verandah, Transit Hill Room, Pinetrees Lodge.
  • The Boatshed at Pintrees. Photo: Luke Hanson.
    The Boatshed at Pintrees. Photo: Luke Hanson.
  • Palm Room Deck, Pinetrees Lodge.
    Palm Room Deck, Pinetrees Lodge.
  • Seven Peaks Walk by Pinetrees Lord Howe Island. Photo: Luke Hanson.
    Seven Peaks Walk by Pinetrees Lord Howe Island. Photo: Luke Hanson.
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After two years of high demand for their Seven Peaks Walk - exacerbated by covid delays - Pinestrees Lodge on Lord Howe Island finally has space for new bookings in September and October 2023.

The Seven Peaks Walk is one of the Great Walks of Australia. It's also Lord Howe Island’s premier five-day guided adventure that takes you from pristine beaches and exposed coral platforms to the gnarled mist forests on Mt Lidgbird. Along the way, you’ll see sheltered swimming coves, subtropical palm forests, freshwater creeks, rugged sea cliffs and volcanic peaks.

After a memorable day, you’ll return to Pinetrees – TripAdvisor’s No.1 Hotel in Australia for 2023 – for a hot shower, cold beer, exceptional four course dinner, great wine and luxurious bed.

You may just find the perfect balance between physical exercise, mental stimulation, social interaction and, well, some of life’s more enjoyable treats.

The Seven Peaks Walk is for experienced hikers who enjoy a challenge by day, and some luxury by night. A few sections of the walk are ‘off-track’ and require concentration.

Lord Howe Island is one of the best walking destinations in Australia. Its World Heritage listing is for scenic beauty, biodiversity and rare flora and fauna, and there’s a large variety of terrain in a small area.

You can explore the intertidal zone at low tide and discover amazing life forms, you can climb small hills and capture vistas that feature in David Attenborough documentaries, and you can climb big mountains. When your legs need a break, you can swim with reef sharks and turtles over the southernmost coral reef in the Pacific.

 

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