Myrtle Forest Falls
A short walk to Myrtle Forest Falls in Collinsvale, southern Tasmania
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Myrtle Gully Falls | Photographing Tasmania | A MISSED OPPORTUNITY
The Myrtle Gully Falls lies on the Myrtle Gully Track in the foothills of Mt Wellington. The start of the track is only around a short 10 minute drive from the centre of Hobart, the capital city of Tasmania.
Join me as I explore this track and to photograph its main waterfall,
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New Town Falls - Tasmania Hiking
A hike to New Town Falls on Mt Wellington, a long series of cascading falls totalling around 40-50 metres in height. Impressive spot given how close and easily accessible it is from the city, being just a ten minute drive out of North Hobart.
Quad Biking Tours Cradle Mountain Tasmania Australia
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Cradle Mountain Quad Bike, an adventure like no other! After picking you up from your Cradle Mountain accommodation we will take you to our base just outside the Cradle Mountain World Heritage Area. We then give you an introduction and safety briefing on quads prior to climbing to the top of the Speeler Plain.
The track winds up through ancient myrtle forest and alpine eucalypt forest to the button grass plains at the top of the Speeler. The spectacular views of Cradle Mountain, Barn Bluff, Mount Roland, Western Bluff and Black Bluff are amazing. If the cloud is down then we just have to enjoy the solitude before we head off down the dirt (mostly mud) for a play and ultimately heading back to base.
Tasmania's Prettiest Waterfall | Russell Falls
Russell Falls makes a great day trip and will give you a real taste of Tasmania's magnificent wilderness within an easy drive from Hobart.
Russell Falls is arguably Tasmania's prettiest waterfall. It is Tasmania's most photographed and one of the easiest to get to.
The falls are in Mount Field National Park, just over a 1 hour drive from Hobart.
The 20 minute return walk to the falls is a good track and boardwalk through a lovely rainforest. The walk passes through towering swamp gums and species typical of wet forests and cool temperate rainforest such as dogwood, musk and myrtle. Closer to the falls track is framed by stunning tall tree ferns.
The two other falls in the park, Lady Barron Falls and Horseshoes Falls, are enchanting in their own way and if you have the time worth the extra effort.
On the day we only took the extra time to check out Horseshoe Falls - to make a second 15km trip further up the mountain to Lake Dobson.
With Dramatic mountain scenery and unique alpine plant communities are a feature. We were surprised and amazed on the day that there was snow! we took a quick walk all around Dobson Lake.
5th of August 2017
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Hidden In Hobart | Episode 1: The Huon Valley
The debut episode of Hidden In Hobart shows off the beauty of the Huon Valley and River. It is easily accessible, under an hour's drive from the CBD, and is regarded as one of the most picturesque areas in Tasmania.
Tasmania there,s no place like home.wmv
Photo,s I have taken of my beautiful Tasmania, and some of the short walks through old grow myrtle forests and along the majestic pieman river.
Huon Valley Tahune rainforest walk p2
this is a cool temperate rainforest w mostly gum trees (e.g., eucalyptus), myrtle, and huon pine. this type of rainforest is unique to Tasmania, southeastern Australia, and Chile--the kind that exists in the Pacific Northwest and western Canada is a different kind of temperate rainforest. you can see the vegetation is dense. and wet. it was raining this day, but it apparently does 10+ months of the year.
North East Historic Railway Tunnel Tasmania
Glenn talks about this historic site in Tasmania.
Scamander Tasmania
Another Nostalgic trip for this week of our weekend away in Scamander Tasmania.
Tasmanian-Tarkine in Motion - Que Road- Ancient Forest Destruction
Tasmanian Tarkine has one of the largest stretches of temperate rainforest in the world and needs protecting from the destruction of logging. The Bob Brown foundation campaign funded Tarkine in Motion where artists from around Australia gather in 6 location across the Tarkine to produce artworks, which will be exhibited, it is to make awareness of the plight of Tasmania's endangered ancient myrtle forests.
On our way to a abandoned house (myrtle park Tasmania)
It was really creepy
Secret and Myrtle Gully Falls - Tasmania Hiking
A quick video from a short walk down to Secret and Myrtle Gully Falls near Hobart, Tasmania. An easy 15 minute return walk leads to the two waterfalls, which are barely 50 metres away from each other.
Highlights of the Tarkine drive, Tasmania
Explore the beauty of the Trowutta Arch, Kanunnah Bridge, Sumac Lookout and Julius River Forest Reserve, all within part of the Tarkine drive in Tasmania! The Tarkine drive is for anyone that is wanting to get back in touch with nature and experience what the Tasmanian wilderness has to offer!
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Lost in Tasmania
Drive on gravel road, through forests of eucalyptus, myrtle and blackwoods, we try to find the Mount Paris Dam using GPS/google map.
Unfortunately GPS leads us to nowhere, still we have fun and enjoy it all.
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Weindorfers Forest Walk, Cradle Mountain
Our stroll around the Weindorfers Forest Walk, located at Cradle Mountain National Park Tasmania, just behind the Waldhiem Chalet.
On a cold and snowy day in August 2017.
It's a beautiful short walk that anyone can do.
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Russell Falls, Mount Field National Park, Tasmania [Australia]
Russel Falls is arguably Tasmania's prettiest waterfall; it's certainly Tasmania's most photographed and one of the easiest to get to.
The falls are in Mt Field National Park, part of Tasmania's World Heritage Wilderness Area, just over a 1-hr drive from Hobart. One of three falls that share the same watercourse, Russel Falls has a unique character and is the centrepiece of the park.
The falls consist of two main drops with a pleasing segmented, vertical appearance. This, along with its size, gives it a personality all its own.
The 20-minute return walk to the falls is on a good track and boardwalk through lovely rainforest. The walk passes through towering swamp gums and species typical of wet forests and cool temperate rainforests such as dogwood, musk and myrtle. Closer to the falls the track is framed by stunning tall tree ferns.
You can return via the same track or follow the creek back by crossing the bridge below the falls.
For local campers, a walk to the falls at night is made easier with a wooden handrail that follows the path into recesses that are the home of glow-worms. It's truly magical to turn off your torch and find yourself surrounded by hundreds of little lights like stars in the sky.
The two other falls in the park, Lady Barron Falls and Horseshoe Falls, are enchanting in their own right and if you have time are worth the extra effort.
An excellent walk that offers the best of the park's lower altitude tracks includes Russell Falls, Lady Barron Falls and the Tall Trees Walk past giant Eucalyptus regnans, amongst the tallest trees in Australia and the tallest flowering plant on Earth. They are truly spectacular and not to be missed.
A second visitor section, 15 km further up the mountain, takes you to Lake Dobson and the longer day walks. Dramatic mountain scenery and unique alpine plant communities are a feature at this higher altitude.
From Hobart, the drive to the park passes through the beautiful Derwent Valley following the Derwent River for most of the way. Take the opportunity to stop at New Norfolk, one of Tasmania's oldest towns and a great place to find antiques and collectables.
Mt Field has camping facilities, toilets, electric barbecues, kiosk and a visitor centre near the start of the track. Cabins are available just outside the park boundary.
Russel Falls makes a great day trip and will give you a real taste of Tasmania's magnificent wilderness within an easy drive from Hobart.
Source: discovertasmania.com.au