Mount Field National Park is located in the southern mountains of Tasmania, about 75 kilometers from the Tarbania capital of Horbart. It covers an area of 165.65 square kilometers and is one of the oldest national parks in Tajima. It is a relatively primitive one. Forest Park, Tall Trees Walk is a paradise for hikers. It is worth a visit. There are several towering trees that can be used to shock visitors. The national park is quiet, natural, pristine, with many ferns and the feeling of Jurassic Park. At the same time, you can drive to the top of the mountain to see a lake. Although the water is red, but no one is really good. There are several waterfalls to visit, but the waterfall has a small amount of water and no spectacular feeling.
Mount Field National Park has a number of hiking trails of varying lengths, and travelers who like to hike can choose from their physical fitness and time budget, ranging from less than an hour to a few days. The most characteristic of the area is a few waterfalls not far from Russel Falls, Horseshoe Falls and Lady Barron Falls, three waterfalls from near to Far, the walking time is 20 minutes, 30 minutes and 2 hours. There is also a small lake in the mountains surrounded by green trees (Lake Newdegate). The scenery varies from season to season, and it takes 6 hours to travel.
By car, you can park your car in the visitor center. After paying the parking fee, you can walk to the park's attractions, or book a day trip in Hobart city.
Ticket fee:
- Mount Field National Park tickets: 24 Australian dollars per ca
- Tickets are available in the National Park of Tasmania except Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park.
