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a pictorial guide to Tasmania's natural attractions

 

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RUSSELL FALLS
MARRIOTT FALLS
TARN SHELF
GROWLING SWALLET
FLORENTINE VALLEY
WYLDS CRAG
TIM SHEA
STXY VALLEY
LAKE BELTON TRACK
LADY BARRON FALLS
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MT FIELD

and the Styx Valley

 

Mt Field is better known to Tasmanian's as ski fields during the winter months.  There are many beautiful scenic attractions in the national park as well as the nearby Styx Valley and stunning Lake Pedder further to the west in the South West National Park.  The entrance to the Mt Field National Park is just over an hours drive from Hobart by good sealed roads.

 

Lake Pedder is regarded as some of the best mountain scenery in Australia.

 

Near the entrance to the park visitors centre there is a narrow winding road that leads to the ski fields of Mt Mawson.  Along the way there are several long and short walks.  The road leads to Lake Dobson which is at the base of Mt Mawson.  The road continues on for another 2 kilometres to the ski village but is closed to public vehicles.  There is a very pretty walk around the western side of Lake Dobson which rejoins the road.  Half way up the winding road there is a view of Platypus Pool and Seal  Lake.

 

 

 

TARN SHELF, MT FIELD

1 1/2 hours walk from ski fields car park.

RUSSELL FALLS

10 minutes walk from the Mt Field visitors centre.

GROWLING SWALLET

45 minute walk. Access via the Florentine Valley. KEY REQUIRED

MARRIOTT FALLS

40 minute walk from car park west of Mt Field visitors centre.

     

 

 

LADY BARRON FALLS

Russell Falls - Tall Trees circuit

 

STYX VALLEY TALL TREES

20 minute loop walk in the Styx Valley.