26 February - 1 March 2026

Travel Dates

$390

Registration Fee

$3,100

Trip Cost

Paid upfront or in instalments
*Minimum numbers apply

3.5/5

Challenge Grade

$3,000

Fundraising Target

The Difference You'll Make

Founded in 2000, the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation (OCRF) is Australia’s largest independent funder of ovarian cancer research, dedicated to transforming outcomes for the most lethal gynaecological cancer.

In Australia, fewer than 50% of those diagnosed will survive beyond five years - a figure unchanged for decades, highlighting disparities and gender inequities in research and care that demand urgent action.

By joining the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation - Three Capes 2026 Trek, you’ll help fund innovative, high-impact medical research that will save lives. With every step, you’ll support promising ovarian cancer research projects focused on early detection, prevention, and more effective treatments, with the goal of benefiting as many women as possible.

We can’t do it without you - every dollar we raise comes from the Australian community, driven by a shared determination to make our vision a reality. The funds you raise could go towards growing cancer cells for analysis, trialling promising new tests or extracting crucial DNA data from tumour samples.

Lace up your boots with us to take on the Three Capes Track, and be part of the movement for better survival outcomes for mothers, daughters, sisters, and friends for generations to come.

How it works

1.

Secure your place

For more details, see our FAQs.

2.

START FUNDRAISING

Using the fundraising page we build for you, and book a call with your fundraising coach.

3.

Meet the team

Meet like-minded travellers and hear from the charity about the difference you're making.

4.

Your adventure begins!

Set off on your adventure! Make lifelong friends during a shared challenge experience.

Trip notes

Day 1, Thursday 26 February, 2026: Hobart - Crescent Bay and Mount Brown

It’s time for the adventure of a lifetime! This morning, meet our guides at 7:45 am at the Hotel Grand Chancellor in Hobart before we make our way to the Remarkable Caves to begin our walk for the day. The first part of the hike crosses a series of sand dunes covered in coastal heath vegetation, offering westerly views back towards Cape Raoul. The track then opens out into a gaping cavity known as Maingon Blowhole, then heads inland onto the lower knolls of Mount Brown where a series of cairns will direct our ascent. The walk up to the summit is moderately steep, with views over Cape Pillar, Tasman Island, Arthurs Peak and further south to Cape Raoul and Bruny Island. Once back on the main track we reach Crescent Bay, an incredibly beautiful and often sparsely populated beach. After the day’s walk, we head back to our accommodation for a rest and then dinner.

Accommodation: Cabins, twin-share

Trekking distance: 9 km

Meals: L D

Day 2, Friday 27th February, 2026: Cape Raoul

We begin our walk today out to Cape Raoul. Offering some of the most spectacular coastal lookouts in Tasmania, Cape Raoul is an excellent return day walk within the Tasman National Park. With only a few steep sections, this is a comfortable walk allowing ample time to relax and enjoy the expansive views of the surrounding Tasman Peninsula and further south to Bruny Island.

We start walking through heathland and after a short gradual climb we cross a bridge above a small gully. The bushland then opens up with spectacular views of the incredible cliffs where Cape Raoul is just beyond the lower plateau to the east. A short distance to our right is another open section of the cliff top showing a stunning view down to Shipstern Bluff, beyond to Bruny Island and Tasmania’s southern coast. The trail heads east from here along the cliff tops, descending the steepest part of the trail first onto the Cape Raoul plateau. Once on the plateau, the landscape changes to stunning coastal banksia scrub and soon we see our first glimpses of the northern coastline including Mt Brown, Arthurs Peak and Mt Fortescue. Situated a little further east, are the impressive 300-metre-high cliffs of Cape Pillar.

Accommodation: Cabins, twin-share

Trekking distance: 14 km

Meals: B L D

Day 3, Saturday 28th February, 2026: Fortescue Bay to Cape Hauy

We depart from the Lodge this morning and head off for the day’s walk to Cape Hauy. The walk starts at a beautiful cove and there are some steep sections with stairs. There is a steep climb at the start and end of the walk, but once at the top of the first saddle, extensive panoramic views stretch far north past the Forester coast to Maria Island and south, detailing the ridges of Cape Pillar. Towards the end, the track follows the cliff's edge, providing spectacular views. The final segment of the trail, before reaching a large plateau, is quite steep and narrow but we are able to clearly view the exceptional rock formations of the Candlestick and Totem Pole, large columns of dolerite rocking out of the ocean.

We then return via the same route, via numerous stairs. We have some free time in the afternoon to explore the area before dinner.

Accommodation: Cabins, twin-share

Trekking distance: 8 km

Meals: B L D

Day 4, Sunday 1 March, 2026: Wilderness Cruise - Hobart

Today we head out for our final day on a 3-hour award-winning Wilderness Cruise with Pennicott Journeys. Make sure to dress warmly - warm jackets, scarves, beanies and gloves are recommended. Waterproofs are supplied by the cruise company. The boat passes close by the spectacular rock formations along the coastline where we have walked over the past three days and stops regularly for easy viewing and photography. See seals, albatross, white-bellied sea eagles and enjoy an exhilarating ride on this fantastic cruise. We will return back to Hobart, arriving at around 4:30 pm, to say our goodbyes to our guides and teammates after a memorable 4 days together. If you are leaving tonight, please book return flights home departing after 6 pm.

Meals: B L

Package Inclusions: Transfers as per itinerary • Accommodation in 2 or 3 bedroom cabins based on twin-share rooms, shared bathrooms • Meals as per itinerary • Professional trekking guides • Entrance fees as per itinerary • 3-hour wilderness cruise • National Parks entry fees

Package Exclusions: Airfares • Airport transfers • Pre- & post-tour accommodation in Hobart • Travel insurance (highly recommended) • Soft drinks and alcoholic beverages • Personal expenses • Tips and gratuities

Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation - Three Capes 2026

Fundraising for good

New to the wonderful world of fundraising, or worried you won't hit your fundraising goal? Don’t worry, we’re here to help. The Inspired Adventures team will support you with a personalised plan, regular coaching, and plenty of resources. From online campaigns to trivia nights, bake sales and creative ideas, we’ve got tried-and-tested tips to help you reach your goal.

Meet Lucy - your personal fundraising expert, who will be with you every step of your fundraising journey!

Sample Fundraising Plan

Online Direct Donations

Send out personal emails to your network with a clear, specific ask. For example: “My goal is to have 50 people donate $20 each to my cause. Can you help by donating $20?”
Use the Grassrootz fundraising platform to share your page on social media, copy your unique URL, and download your QR code in just one click, it’s that easy!
Ask your family and friends to reach out to their networks and help spread the word.

Sausage Sizzle

Host a BBQ at your local Bunnings, Woolworths, sports club, or workplace.
Advertise in your local newspaper and invite everyone you know to come along.
Offer vegetarian or gluten-free options to maximise your sales.

Trivia night

Reach out to a local pub, club, community centre or hotel to host a trivia night.
Charge for entry, or offer group discounts to encourage attendance.
Prepare a fun and varied set of questions, or choose a themed night (e.g. 90s, movies, travel).
Organise prizes for winners!

Morning / Afternoon Tea

Host at home, work, or a local community venue.
Charge a ticket price that covers costs and supports your fundraising goal (e.g. $15–$20 per person).
Ask friends, family, or local businesses to donate baked goods or drinks to help reduce costs.

Workplace Donations

Ask your employer if they’d be willing to support your challenge with a one-off donation or a sponsorship.
Many workplaces have CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) or community giving programs - check if yours does and see if they can support your fundraising.
Get your workplace involved through internal promotions, posters in the office, or see if they can share your fundraising challenge in their newsletter or on their website to boost visibility.

Auction or Raffle

Reach out to local businesses, friends and family, or corporations for prize donations.
Run it online or as part of an in-person event.
Make it easy for people to purchase tickets by offering payment options.
Be mindful of local raffle permit requirements depending on your state or territory.

A Few Extras

Garage Sale: Sell unused items at a garage sale or on platforms like Facebook Marketplace and donate the proceeds.
Virtual Fitness Challenge: Get active! Ask for donations based on reps or distance (e.g. $2 per push-up or $5 per km).
Donation Boxes: Place collection tins in local cafés, gyms, or shops to encourage community support.
Guess-the-number jars: Jars of jelly beans or lollies are a great way to engage office staff, schools or community centres.

Why you'll love this adventure

Discover Tasmania’s most iconic coastal landscapes by foot, from expansive beaches to 300-metre dolerite sea cliffs that meet the rugged Southern Ocean.
Soak up the sights of natural wonders and breathtaking rock formations, like the Maingon Blowhole, the Candlestick, and the Totem Pole.
Spot unique wildlife along the way, like sea eagles, seals and albatrosses, and go on an award-winning wilderness cruise along the coastal track.
Support critical ovarian cancer research alongside other OCRF supporters, knowing your fundraising efforts will make huge breakthroughs for early detection and treatments.

Frequently asked questions

Can't find the answer to your question? Get in touch via email (info@inspiredadventure.com.au) or phone (1300 905 188). We’re always here to help!

About the adventure

How challenging is this adventure?

Your adventure is ranked 3.5/5. While no extensive trekking experience is required prior to registering, our adventures are specifically designed for people who are relatively fit and willing to train.

The Three Capes trek is a physical challenge, and the fitter you are, the more you will enjoy the experience. It is essential that you prepare for this challenge.

Who will I be travelling with?

Our average group size at Inspired Adventures ranges from 10 to 20 people. You can be sure that you have all come together with the shared purpose of making a difference to others and having the adventure of a lifetime.

The group will be led by a local tour guide with expert knowledge of the region. Many groups will also be accompanied by an Inspired Adventures team leader or doctor to support and motivate the team.

Where applicable, a charity representative may also join the team. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn more about your chosen charity and their work.

Can I join an Inspired Adventure on my own?

Of course, most people do! Throughout your adventure journey, we will connect you with your fellow adventurers so you can get to know each other before you hit the road.

Do I have to carry my own bag?

On most adventures, you'll only need to carry a day bag with essentials for your day of activities. Your luggage/big backpacks will either stay at your accommodation, be transferred to your next accommodation, or will be carried by porters.

What is the general age range of participants?

The minimum age for this adventure is 18, however younger ages are considered on application. We have had participants aged 16–84 take part in our challenges, all united by their sense of philanthropy and adventure.

Fitness and training

How do I train for this adventure?

We will provide you with basic information on how to prepare for your adventure when you register. We recommend that you consult your GP and a personal trainer to develop a training plan that will prepare you for the challenge.

It is sensible to start training as early as possible before you go on your trek. As part of your training, we recommend making use of your weekends to complete a full day hike and if possible, an overnight hike. You should aim to walk in hilly terrain for 6-8 hours and get up to do it again the following day comfortably. Conventional exercise routines which build strength, fitness and stamina, such as aerobics and light weight training can be beneficial, particularly if your fitness level is less than ideal.

Accommodation

What is the accommodation like?

On this trek, you’ll be staying in 2 or 3-bedroom cabins, which each bedroom based on twin-share. The cabins have comfortable shared common spaces.

Will I be sharing accommodation?

Accommodation on this adventure is based on twin-share. You will be paired with a teammate of the same gender and, whenever possible, age group. Single rooms are available at an additional cost and subject to availability.

I’m travelling with a friend, can we stay together?

If you’re travelling with a friend, please make note of this and we will pair you together.

How is my luggage transported?

You will only need to carry a day-pack with you each day. Your main luggage will be transported between accommodation for you.

What to expect

What is the food like?

Breakfast is continental. Lunch varies from day to day, but includes things like meat, salad, bread and wraps, roast chicken and salad or quiche. Dinner is a casual two-course meal of main and dessert.

I have dietary requirements, will I be catered for?

We are able to accommodate guests’ specific dietary requirements and can always prepare a meal to meet individual needs.

Will I have mobile phone reception?

You may not be able to use your phone at all times - but don't worry, it's all part of the experience! It is possible that during our trek you will have limited access at high points of the trail, and usually Telstra is best. Otherwise, enjoying switching off and getting back to nature.

Will I have access to electricity?

Yes, you will have access to power points at your accommodation.

What do I need to pack?

You will be sent a comprehensive packing list after you register for the adventure with everything you need to consider.

What weather can I expect?

Temperatures in the Three Capes region are moderate, with summer average highs of 20°C, dropping to 12°C overnight. In Spring and Autumn, temperatures average around 14-17°C during the day, and 7-12°C at night. Please check local forecasts in the weeks leading up to your adventure for up-to-date weather information.

What happens if there is a medical emergency?

All Inspired Adventures guides and Team Leaders are first aid trained. Our guides carry a satellite phone to be used if further assistance is required.

Fundraising

How do I fundraise?

Never fundraised before? Not sure where to start? No worries, we don’t expect you to do it alone. You will have regular support from the Inspired Adventures fundraising team, who will help you make a fundraising plan to meet your target. Alongside personalised coaching, we will also send you lots of ideas and resources on how to fundraise. From online fundraising to trivia nights, to bake sales and out-of-the-box ideas, we have years and years of tried and tested tips to make your fundraising a success.

What happens if I don’t meet my fundraising target?

It’s normal to worry you won’t meet your fundraising target, but we know you can do it. In fact, with the support of Inspired Adventures, almost everyone goes on to raise far more than they imagined.

By registering for the adventure, you agree to raise the minimum fundraising amount specified. Like you, we are looking to make a significant impact for our charity partners, so the goal is for each person to have met their fundraising target before departure. If you fail to raise the minimum fundraising target by this time, we will review the situation on a case-by-case basis.

I’m travelling with a friend, can we fundraise together?

Absolutely! Fundraising with a friend is a great idea. Just remember the fundraising target is per person, so you will each need to meet the minimum fundraising goal to participate. We know you can do it.

Is my donation tax-deductible?

The funds raised for Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation are tax-deductible (conditions apply).

Payments, cancellations and refunds

The total cost to participate in this adventure is $3,490 which is inclusive of:

Registration fee: $390 (non-refundable after 5 days)
Travel cost: $3,100 (includes a $950 non-refundable travel deposit)

In addition, you are also committing to raising $3,000 (per person) for the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation.

What happens if I need to cancel?

If you find yourself unable to attend, please notify us as soon as possible.

Cancellation within 5 days of registration will receive a full refund (less card transaction fees).
Cancellations more than 90 days prior to departure will receive a full refund minus the $950 deposit, $390 registration fee and card transaction fees.
Cancellations within 90 days of departure will receive no refund. Where applicable, we can provide assistance in making a travel insurance claim.

Travel insurance

Do I need to have travel insurance?

Travel insurance is highly recommended for domestic adventures to cover cancellation, hospital, emergency evacuation and lost luggage. We recommend purchasing your policy as soon as possible. It is up to you to ensure you have fully comprehensive travel insurance and you will need to share these details with our team before departure.

For more information, please visit www.inspiredadventures.com.au/travel-insurance-information.

Corporate Sponsorship

Take this new and exciting corporate social responsibility initiative and see your staff and brand take on this adventure as a team.

An Inspired Adventure with Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation offers the following benefits:

Employee engagement opportunities to attract and retain staff
Long-term partnership with Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation and increased community engagement
Improved employee wellness through the impact of paying it forward
Increased brand value through unique PR opportunities
Improved workplace mental and physical health with a focus on fitness and training for the challenge
Increased visibility through an innovative approach to corporate social responsibility
Team building opportunities across departments through the achievement of a common goal
Great networking opportunities

Find out more by downloading our corporate sponsorship pack HERE.

All information is subject to change and will be confirmed upon your registration.

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