Page last updated: 20 January 2025

How many people visit Cradle Mountain each year?

Approximately 265,000 international and domestic tourists visited Cradle Mountain in 2023.


How many tourists visit Cradle Mountain every day?

Note that the figures above are based on annual visitors divided by the number of days in the year.

Which countries visit Cradle Mountain the most in 2023?

The majority of international tourists to Tasmania where Cradle Mountain is located came from the USA (40,300 visitors) and the UK (23,300 visitors).

Countries that Visited Cradle Mountain
Year Ending December 2022
CountriesTotal Visits
USA40,300
UK23,300
Hongkong16,700
New Zealand16,100
China15,600



How much do tourists spend at Cradle Mountain every year?

In 2023, a total of $3.63 billion was spent by international and domestic tourists in Tasmania where Cradle Mountain is located.

However, due to the pandemic, 2020 to 2022 visitor spending figures were not published by TourismTasmania.

How much does it cost to visit Cradle Mountain?

Things to do in Cradle Mountain

How long do tourists spend in Cradle Mountain?

How many tourists visited the Cradle Mountain in 2023?

How much did tourists spend on the Cradle Mountain in 2023?

How many tourists visited Cradle Mountain in 2022?

How much did tourists spend on the Cradle Mountain in 2022?

How many tourists visited the Cradle Mountain in 2021?

How much did tourists spend on the Cradle Mountain in 2021?

Cradle Mountain Tourism Statistics in 2020

Cradle Mountain Inbound Tourism Statistics in 2019 

Cradle Mountain Inbound Tourism Statistics in 2023 and in 2019

In 2023, Cradle Mountain welcomed 265,000 visitors, which is 95% of the 279,000 visitors in 2019, signaling a near recovery in visitor numbers.

Is Cradle Mountain safe for tourists?

How many deaths have occurred on Cradle Mountain?

Cradle Mountain has experienced several recorded deaths, primarily related to hiking and climbing incidents.

Statistics by Location

Reference

  1. PTG: Visitors to Selected Parks and Reserves, Tasmania

2. TT: Tasmanian Tourism Snapshot Year Ending December 2023