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📍 Central Tasmania
Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair NP
The iconic jagged Cradle Mountain (1,545m) reflected in Dove Lake. Overland Track (65km, 6 days) is Australia's finest alpine walk. UNESCO World Heritage.
📐 161,000ha🕐 3–7 days🌤️ Year-round
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Ultimate Wilderness
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📍 Southwest Tasmania (Strathgordon)
Southwest NP
Australia's largest tract of true wilderness — almost completely roadless. South Coast Track (9 days) is one of the world's great wilderness walks.
📐 618,000ha🕐 7–14 days🌤️ Dec–Mar
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Wineglass Bay
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📍 East Tasmania (Coles Bay)
Freycinet NP
Wineglass Bay — consistently among the world's top 10 beaches. Pink granite Hazards peaks rise above white sand and turquoise water. Wallabies everywhere.
📐 17,000ha🕐 1–3 days🌤️ Year-round
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Hobart Escape
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📍 Central Tasmania (Westerway)
Mount Field NP
TAS's closest major park to Hobart — spectacular Russell Falls, Horseshoe Falls and Lake Dobson alpine area. Oldest national park in Tasmania (1916).
📐 16,258ha🕐 1–2 days🌤️ Year-round
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Alpine Plateau
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📍 Central Tasmania (Deloraine)
Walls of Jerusalem NP
Remote alpine plateau with glacial lakes, ancient pencil pine forests and dramatic dolerite peaks. Walk-in only from Lake Rowallen.
📐 51,800ha🕐 1–2 days🌤️ Dec–Apr
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Bay of Fires
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📍 Northeast Tasmania (St Helens)
Mount William NP
Bay of Fires — turquoise waters and orange-lichened granite boulders along 30km of consistently rated world-class coastline.
📐 13,800ha🕐 1–3 days🌤️ Year-round
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Southern Highland
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📍 Southern Tasmania (Huonville)
Hartz Mountains NP
Wild south-western moorland — Waratah Lookout, Lake Osborne and Hartz Peak (1,255m) in a compact, accessible sub-alpine dolerite park.
📐 71,172ha🕐 Half–2 days🌤️ Nov–Apr
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East Coast Gorge
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📍 East Tasmania (Bicheno)
Douglas-Apsley NP
Dry eucalypt forest and spectacular river gorges in Tasmania's east coast hinterland. Apsley Gorge Waterhole is one of TAS's best swimming spots.
📐 16,080ha🕐 1–2 days🌤️ Year-round
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Ancient Caves
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📍 Northwest Tasmania (Stanley)
Rocky Cape NP
TAS's smallest national park — ancient limestone caves with 8,000 years of Aboriginal occupation and outstanding coastal heath wildflowers.
📐 3,064ha🕐 Half day🌤️ Year-round
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Wallaby Serengeti
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📍 Northern Tasmania (Devonport)
Narawntapu NP
The 'Serengeti of Tasmania' — largest concentration of wild Bennett's wallabies in Australia. Excellent wildlife photography at dawn and dusk.
📐 4,296ha🕐 Half–1 day🌤️ Year-round
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About National Parks in Tasmania

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