The Beacons Way is a long distance route that traverses the entire width of the Brecon Beacons National Park in Wales, United Kingdom. Typically done from East to West it starts in the town of Abergavenny and finishes in Llangadog village. The route takes in some of the most notable peaks in the national park including the highest mountain in southern Britain - Pen-y-Fan.

Mt Ossa (1,617m) is the highest mountain in Tasmania offering panoramic views of the area. This route is the most direct route to the summit starting from Arm River.

The route starts and finishes at Arm River carpark, just after crossing the small stream.

The route follows the Arm River Track for ~12km to Pelion Hut then ~4km on the Overland Track and a final ~3km up the summit. 

Shoe-deep mud is common, although avoidable, even in good weather. The track is generally narrow, technical and sometimes scratchy.