These
photographs were taken over a few years and three trips to Tasmania.
I visited a few more N Parks but all photographs were lost with
camera (click on small pic to
see larger)
Apsley River ~ Douglas Apsley NP
Apsley River ~ Douglas Apsley NP
Douglas River ~ Douglas Apsley NP
Douglas River ~ Douglas Apsley NP
East coast Tassie from Douglas Apsley N P
East coast Tassie from Douglas Apsley N P
The lesser walked Douglas Apsley NP is on
the East coast of Tassie and is worth the effort to walk this easy
three day walk. The views are spectacular nothing like the central
or south coast. One crosses the Douglas & Apsley rivers.
Nichols Needles ~ Douglas Apsley NP
Nichols Needles ~ Douglas Apsley NP
Nichols Needles ~ Douglas Apsley NP
Wineglass Bay, again
Freycinet NP
Freycinet NP
The much photographed
Wineglass Bay
Lake at Mt
Field NP
Lake and museum
near lake is a must to see.
Lakes from Mt
Field
Native
Pandanas, growing in Alpine Tasmania
Native
Pandanas, growing in Alpine Tasmania
Native Pandanas,
growing in Alpine Tasmania
Mt Field is my
most favourite park in Tassie, the walking is mostly easy, the views
spectacular. The Tarn shelf is a must and camping at Lake
Dobson is good, climbing Mt Field east 1500metres in summer,
watch out for snow.
Russel Falls Mt
Field
The tarn shelf
Mt Field
The tarn shelf
Mt Field
One of the many
tarns at Mt Field
One of the many tarns at Mt Field
Typical track
on The overland 1990's
What happens
when walking around wet parts of track, very degraded.
The face track
from Cradle Mt.
From top of
Cradle a rare clear day.
Cradle ~
Kitchen Hut on right below centre
Hut on track after a wet day walking.
Cradle Mountain
forms the northern end of the Cradle Mt - Lake St Clair
National Park. Cradle Mountain is so named because of the similarity
to the miners cradle for gold prospecting.
From Cradle
Near top of
Cradle
A typical tarn
near Cradle
Small waterfall
in Waterfall valley near the old hut.
