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Cremer failed to follow standard safety precautions, such as taking appropriate equipment and telling people where you are going, Wilson said. “Walkers should familiarise themselves with these standard safety messages before embarking on short walks, day walks or multi-day hikes,” she said. “Walkers should also be aware that mobile coverage is often intermittent or unavailable in remote areas of the Tasmanian wilderness and should plan accordingly.” Wilson recommended the local council put up signs at the entrance to the Philosopher Falls track, explaining it is not managed for recreational use and the surface is degraded, uneven and may be hazardous.
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