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Bruny Island
Bruny Island Tasmania
Across the D’Entrecasteaux Channel a short drive south of Hobart, Bruny Island is effectively two quite different islands…
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Calcified Forest, King Island
King Island, Tasmania
The island’s natural attractions include a 7,000 year old Calcified Forest, which was exposed when the lime-laden sand, which…
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Evercreech Forest Reserve
evercreech, Tasmania
Evercreech Forest Reserve, near the town on Fingal, is a special place where you can enjoy a picnic or…
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Federation Peak
Federation Peak, Tasmania
Federation Peak is one of Australia’s most recognisable and distinctive mountains. With sheer cliffs of solid quartzite dropping an…
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Freycinet Peninsula
Coles Bay Tasmania
Jutting out between The Tasman Sea and Great Oyster Bay on Tasmania’s east coast, the Freycinet Peninsula is a…
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Freycinet Peninsula Circuit Walk
Coles Bay, Tasmania
Freycinet National Park on Tasmania’s east coast has a series of wonderful bushwalks – this walk takes in the…
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Remarkable Cave
Port Arthur, Tasmania
There are some beautiful bays around the Tasman Peninsula, as well as some unique and amazing rock formations. Beyond…
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Tasman Peninsula Rock Climbing
Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania
The Tasman Peninsula in Tasmania’s south-east corner finishes in a spectacular sweep of vertical cliffs, the highest sea cliffs…
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The Tarkine
Corinna, Tasmania
The Tarkine is Tasmania’s largest unprotected wilderness area. It hosts the only wilderness landscape dominated by rainforest in Australia….
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Upper Florentine Valley drive
Maydena, Tasmania
The Upper Florentine Valley lies 80km west of Hobart (100km by road) in the rugged and wet Western part…
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Walls of Jerusalem National Park
The Walls of Jerusalem, Tasmania
The Walls of Jerusalem is a mountainous area in the extensive central plateau of Tasmania which forms part of…
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