This page produced by the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service, a division of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania. Last modified 23/08/2019 3:32 PM Feedback Visitors to national parks and reserves throughout Tasmania will be able to learn more about our reserves and natural spaces this summer when the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service (PWS) Discovery Ranger Program returns for another season. Read more news Ben Lomond snowmaking feasibility study released
Map of National Parks in Tasmania
10 of the Best National Parks to Visit in Tasmania In no particular order, because how could we possibly choose? Maria Island This old convict probation station is now a haven for wildlife lovers with over 80 species of animals and birds, including wombats, wallabies and pademelons, plus endangered swift parrots and Forty-spotted Pardalotes. Open map view World Heritage Areas (in Tasmanian parks) Adamsfield Conservation Area North West Arthur-Pieman Conservation Area East coast Bay of Fires Conservation Area Launceston and North Ben Lomond National Park East coast, Launceston and North Blue Tier Regional Reserve Hobart and South, Launceston and North Central Plateau Conservation Area Hobart & South West Coast THINGS TO DO Restaurants Glamping Breweries & Distilleries Golf Fishing Walking Mountain Biking National Parks Health & Wellness Heritage & History PLACES TO GO Bay of Fires Salamanca Market The Nut Hastings Caves Mona Cradle Mountain Huon Valley Strahan Where to stay Hotels Explore the stunning natural beauty of Tasmania with a variety of walks for all levels of fitness and experience. Use the map of walks to find your ideal trail, whether you are looking for a short stroll, a day hike or a multi-day adventure.
Things to do and see in Tasmania Cradle Mountain, FranklinGordon & Mt Field National Park
Freycinet Hartz Mountains Hastings Caves Highfield Historic Site Lake St Clair Maria Island Mole Creek Caves Mount Field Mount William Narawntapu Rocky Cape South Bruny Southwest National parks in Tasmania account for about 14,680 km 2 (5,670 sq mi), which may not seem much compared to other states and territories, the entire area of Tasmania is only 68,401 km 2 (26,410 sq mi), meaning that national parks in Tasmania account for a good 21.5% of the entire state. Today, Tasmania has a total of 19 national parks and 816 nature reserves, covering around 40% of the island's area. These parks are significant for a number of reasons and many of them have been included in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage list. TASMAP TASMAP is the Tasmanian Government's base mapping arm, supplying a wide range of topographic maps including series, national park and tourist maps as well as a range of other mapping products. TASMAP also provides historic charts and can assist you with a customised one-off map.
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Narawntapu National Park is a great place to get to know the local marsupials and you'll likely spot Forester kangaroos, Bennetts wallabies and pademelons grazing or resting on the open grassland near the visitor centre at Springlawn. Description: This map shows national parks, wilderness world heritage area and airports in Tasmania. Last Updated: October 09, 2023 More maps of Tasmania Australia maps Australia maps States Cities Cities of Australia Sydney Melbourne Brisbane Perth Adelaide Canberra Gold Coast Newcastle Sunshine Coast Wollongong Hobart Cities of Australia
Intro. If you have a particular type of walk in mind, please use our filter to view by walk region, duration or grade . Alternatively, you can view all walks below in alphabetical order or via the map icon on the right hand side of the page. You can view a smaller selection on the following pages - 60 Great Short Walks and Multi-day walks . By MrKiller21. A bit of a brutal drive in on wet, potholed gravel road but rewarded when we got to the waterhole. 9. Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park. 13. Mountains • National Parks. By LukrecjaL. A nice place for a short hike. An interesting bridge with an outstanding opportunity to take unique photos.
Tasmanian Wilderness Tour Outback Spirit Tours
A list of Tasmania's best national parks wouldn't be complete without its largest—and perhaps most wild national park. Covering a massive 600, 000 hectares, Southwest National Park is truly the heart of the Tasmanian wilderness and has long been a favourite of adventurers, thanks to its sprawling mountain ranges, untracked forests and. A Tasmania National Parks Pass is $60 per vehicle (up to eight passengers) and is valid for up to eight weeks. Purchase a Park Pass. Ben Lomond Dolerite cliffs and a stark alpine plateau. Region: North East. On a map, Tasmania has the appearance of a jewel hanging around the neck of mainland Australia - an appropriate image for what is.
