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Cradle Mountain National Park

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Cradle Mountain National Park, an amazing destination in its own right, is also the start point for the Overland Track. It is recommend getting a guide for this trip and ensuring you are fully equipped as conditions can vary greatly, even in the peak summer season. It is a four to five day track over the central highlands of Tasmania.

 

In Cradle Valley itself, close to the rangers offices, is a place where you can easily fill out two days exploring the valleys, peaks, rivers and lakes in the region. The weather can change instant, so you must be prepared for rain and wind. There is a lot of wildlife, and you have great chances of seeing wallabies, local birds and wombats, just to name a few creatures living in the area. Rain, hail, sunshine or snow you will not regret exploring this breathtaking area with some of the cleanest air on the planet.

 

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The National Park provides reasonable priced camping and campervan spots however the majority of other accommodation is rather high priced. Try the Big 4 for a reasonably priced room with a heater and hot shower!

 

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Additional Info

  • Sights: The Overland Track, Cradle Valley, St Clair National Park, Donaghys Lookout, Dove Lake Circuit, Franklin River Nature Trail, Lake St Clair
  • Google map: Cradle Mountain National Park
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