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Russell Falls (Mount Field National Park) - 2019 All You Need ...

Well worth the drive to Mt Field National Park to see Russell Falls, there's just a small vehicle charge to enter the national park and it's is a very easy walk to the Russell Falls, a really pretty location.

Mount Field National Park, National Park Tas

This is the only park listed in National Park. There's also four attractions listed in this city in other categories. You will find the exact location of Mount Field National Park on the map above. If you need any other information on Mount Field National Park that is not listed here, please call (03) 6288 1149 or visit their website.

Mount Field National Park - Tasmania - Holiday Hunter

Mount Field National Park is located 64 km northwest of Hobart. The landscape ranges from eucalyptus temperate rainforest to alpine moorland, rising to 1,434 metres (4,705 ft) at the summit of Mount Field West. Mount Field National Park was founded in 1916, making it, along with Freycinet National Park, Tasmania's oldest national park.

Mount Field Campground - Mount Field National Park

The second is centred at Lake Dobson and includes the long day walks and skiing areas. The two areas are linked by a 16 kilometre unsealed road. Due to snow conditions vehicles using this road may require chains in winter; at times the road may be closed. Phone 6288 1319 for information on road conditions.

Mount Field National Park Campground - Aircamp

Mount Field National Park Campground. 2 Ratings. Features Popular Toilets Drinking Water BBQ Areas ... 03 6288 1149. Nearby campsites Left Of Field Caravan Park.

EXPLORING TASMANIA: Mt. Field National Park

Mount Field National Park is 60 kilometres (37 miles), or about an hour's drive, North-west of Hobart. From Hobart, take the Broker Highway (A10) to New Norfolk, and then follow the road on either side of the Derwent River (the A10 or B62) until you reach Westerway.

Mount Field National Park, Hiking and walking - Explore Australia

Mount Field National Park Hiking and walking Russell Falls walk in Mount Field National Park, a favourite for almost a century, is a flat, wheelchair-accessible stroll through tree fern groves to the picturesque falls.

Government Huts - Mt Field - book.bookeasy.com

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause but look forward to having new and improved facilities for your use on future visits. For further information please contact the Mount Field National Park Visitor Centre on (03) 6288 1149 As the huts are remotely located legislation requires that a fire warden be appointed in all huts.

Visit Tarn Shelf on your trip to Mount Field National Park

Tarn Shelf is located in Mount Field National Park. ... 03 6288 1149. Create an itinerary including Tarn Shelf. Start planning. Unable to display map at this time ...

NATURAL VALUES Mt Field National Park - parks.tas.gov.au

NATURAL VALUES Mt Field National Park is the oldest national park in Tasmania and the second oldest in Australia. Involvement of Europeans over a long period of time has lead to extensive recreational and educational use dating from the end of the nineteenth century. Mount Field National Park makes up some 15,880 hectares.