Summer may be the time for most people to visit (Cradle Mountain), but winter visitors are sure to enjoy a different Cradle Mountain Wonderland. Shuttle bus from the visitor center to Dove Lake, to relax and enjoy the scenery. You can see a lot of koalas on the road. In fact, it's easier to find them in the white snow in winter than the summer grass.
A koala in the snow of a lullaby mountain
The best way to experience Wonderland is to feel the fresh snowflakes under your feet and throw snowballs at unguarded relatives. Isn't it particularly interesting? The pigeon lake walks 5.7 kilometers along the lake (a 3-hour walk around the lake), and you can enjoy the most amazing snowscape of the cradles and surrounding peaks. But remind you to know the weather in advance and need plenty of water and food. In addition, The Crater Lake and King Billy Walks are also worth a visit.
Cradle Mountain Lodge Snow View
There is a footpath in the back garden of Cradle Mountain Lodge. The ancient fragrant mahogany provides a home for countless creatures. On the bridge in the middle, you will find a mirror-like lake. Walk along the forest trails, winter waterfalls are also a must-miss beauty.
Winter Cradle Hill has a chance to see the aurora.
As an adventure, the winter Overland Track is one of Australia's best outdoor experiences. Whether you're on a six-day tour or a free trip, it's a great experience, but it's important that you prepare ahead of time.
Tasmanian little devil
To be honest, come to Tasmania and be sure to see our unique wildlife. Cradle Hill is considered one of the best places to see marsupials in the wild, even in winter. Walk gently, quietly, with a little patience, and eventually you'll find yourself in front of a kangaroo, Padmont or kangaroo. At night, you may see possum, but also be careful not to disturb the daily lives of small animals. If you're lucky enough to see Tasmanian demons in the wild. Of course, you can get close to these incredibly endangered animals at Devils @ Cradle, a breeding and rehabilitation center.
Walking in lullaby valley
Take a stroll along Cradle Valley's Ronney Creek; it's one of the most popular places for koalas, even in winter. Search for their paw prints or for exposed grass.
For the ultimate landscape of the lullaby, you can fly over the snow through the Cradle Hill helicopter and marvel at the art of nature from above. There are also many indoor experiences: such as the Wild Gallery in the lullaby hut. If you need easy and comfortable enjoyment, Waldheim Alpine Spa can remove your worries and give you a view of the lullaby mountains.
Lullaby website: www.cradlemountainlodge.com.au
Helicopter booking website: www.cradlemountainhelicopters.com.au
Tasmanian Demons website: www.devilsatcradle.com
