Croajingolong trail and campground designs are progressing, but the final scope, construction timetable and commercial tourism model remain unresolved.

Construction has begun on Dorrigo’s $56.4 million Great Walk, with public huts, rainforest camps and a redesigned visitor centre due by 2028.

Falls to Hotham has been rescoped without roofed huts, but its 52km trail, tent platforms and camps still await federal environmental approval.

Gardens of Stone’s $49.5 million visitor program is under construction, with the Pagoda Walk, lookouts, campgrounds and tourism infrastructure progressing.

Great Southern Walk tracks and camps are progressing, while hut locations, the commercial operator and independent walker access remain unresolved.

Lake Malbena’s helicopter-accessed camp remains unresolved, with federal assessment continuing and Tasmania extending its approval deadline to March 2027.

Paluma to Wallaman Falls Trail remains in planning, with its route, funding, accommodation model and commercial arrangements still unresolved.

South Coast Track’s six private huts remain an accepted concept, with Intrepid’s new ownership but no public approvals, lease or construction timetable.

Tyndall Ranges Traverse planning explores a new World Heritage walking experience in Tasmania’s west, with route, infrastructure and commercial plans yet to be confirmed.

Wangetti Trail’s first stage is open, with $31.2 million funding the next section while its northern eco-accommodation model remains unresolved.

Watarrka’s high-end walking trail remains unresolved three years after a project agreement, with no confirmed route, camps, construction or opening date.