Cradle Mountain National Park & Dove Lake
-
Port
Burnie, Tasmania, Australia
-
Activity Level
Moderate Activity
-
Excursion Type
All
-
Wheelchair Accessible
No
-
Starting At (prices in USD)
$250
-
Minimum Age
Information Not Currently Available
-
Duration
Approximately 8 Hours
-
Meals Included
Meals not included
Travel into the heart of Tasmania’s north to the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, a magnificent wilderness of pristine forest and glacial lakes.
Your route goes via Sheffield, the Town of Murals, where local artists have painted stories of the Kentish district on the old buildings. Enjoy a short stop here to see the colorful murals and a chance to purchase a refreshment or pastry from the local baker (at your own expense).
Continue up the winding road and into Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park--an alpine wilderness and wonderland, truly Tasmania’s ultimate destination. The National Park is one of the most popular in Tasmania, yet still retains its isolated and wild character.
Visit the National Parks Interpretative Centre, located just inside the park entrance, which houses informative displays and an art gallery.
Take an easy stroll along the boardwalk, which meanders through a patch of cool temperate rain forest. If the weather is fine, you’ll be rewarded with views of the beautiful Pencil Pine Falls.
A delicious lunch or Afternoon tea is served at a local lodge before you continue to Dove Lake. The lake is dominated by the famous Cradle Mountain and, on a clear day, the views are breathtaking and offer great photo opportunities.
Simply relax and enjoy the vistas while taking in the scents and sounds of the mountain, or take a brisk stroll along the boardwalk that circles the lake before returning to Burnie in the afternoon.
Please Note:
Tour does not operate on holidays. Tour sequence may vary.