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Ski Resort
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✅ parks.tas.gov.au
📍 Northern Tasmania (Launceston)
Ben Lomond NP
Tasmania's main ski resort — Jacobs Ladder switchbacks give dramatic alpine access. Skiing June–Sept; alpine wildflowers in summer.
📐 16,527ha🕐 1–2 days🌤️ Year-round
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Car-Free Island
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✅ parks.tas.gov.au
📍 East Tasmania (Triabunna ferry)
Maria Island NP
No cars — vehicle-free island. Wombats, forester kangaroos and Cape Barren geese are everywhere. Historic Darlington convict site.
📐 11,550ha🕐 1–3 days🌤️ Year-round
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Sea Cliffs
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✅ parks.tas.gov.au
📍 Southeast Tasmania (Port Arthur)
Tasman NP
Spectacular sea cliffs at Cape Hauy and Cape Pillar — some of the world's highest dolerite sea cliffs at 300m. Three Capes Track (48km, 4 days).
📐 6,785ha🕐 1–4 days🌤️ Year-round
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Remote Rainforest
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✅ parks.tas.gov.au
📍 Northwest Tasmania
Savage River NP
Remote temperate rainforest in the north-western hinterland. Ancient Huon pine along pristine rivers. Outstanding Tarkine wilderness connectivity.
📐 17,436ha🕐 1–3 days🌤️ Oct–Apr
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Wild Northwest
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✅ parks.tas.gov.au
📍 Northwest Tasmania (Arthur River)
Arthur-Pieman Protected Area
Wild and remote northwest coastline — the Pieman River cruise through ancient rainforest and remote south coast beaches.
📐 177,000ha🕐 2–5 days🌤️ Oct–Apr
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Glow Worm Caves
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✅ parks.tas.gov.au
📍 Central Northern Tasmania
Mole Creek Karst NP
TAS's spectacular karst cave system — Marakoopa Cave (glowworms) and King Solomons Cave are Tasmania's most visited caves.
📐 1,393ha🕐 Half day🌤️ Year-round
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Highland Trout
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✅ parks.tas.gov.au
📍 Central Tasmania (Miena)
Central Plateau Conservation Area
Tasmania's highland wilderness — the Great Lake provides Australia's finest brown and rainbow trout fishing. Vast peatlands store significant carbon.
📐 190,000ha🕐 2–4 days🌤️ Nov–Apr
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White Wallabies
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✅ parks.tas.gov.au
📍 South Tasmania (Alonnah)
South Bruny NP
Fluted Cape (310m sea cliffs), Adventure Bay (Cook, Bligh and Baudin all landed here) and white wallabies unique to Bruny Island.
📐 6,530ha🕐 1–2 days🌤️ Year-round
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Southernmost Road
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✅ parks.tas.gov.au
📍 South Tasmania (Cockle Creek)
Recherche Bay Conservation Area
Southernmost road-accessible point in Australia — spectacular coastal heath and the historic 1792 French expedition landing site.
📐 Conservation area🕐 1 day🌤️ Year-round
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Ancient Myrtle
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✅ parks.tas.gov.au
📍 Northeast Tasmania (St Helens)
Blue Tier Forest Reserve
Ancient myrtle rainforest on the northeast highlands — massive old-growth myrtle beech trees and historic blue-tin mining heritage.
📐 Forest reserve🕐 Half day🌤️ Year-round
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