Mount Field National Park
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Mount Field is a national park in Tasmania (Australia), an hour (64 km) north west of Hobart.
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History
One of Tasmanians oldest national parks founded in 1916
Accommodation & facilities
There is camping, powered and unpowered sites, as well as the lake dobsen cabins.
Beside the Visitor center there are Picnic and barbeque facilities as well as a playground and public toilets.
Sights
Mt Field is one of the most popular national parks in Tasmania as there is a vast verighty of things to see and do.
- Russell Falls (10 min - EASY)
One of the most popular scenic attraction in Tasmania Russell falls is an easy 10 minute stroll down concrete and boardwalks.
- Tall Trees Walk (30 min - EASY)
A walk through the tall snow gums
- There are many other walks including to Mt Fields and around the tarn shelf
more information
contact Parks & Wildlife Service (http://www.parks.tas.gov.au/natparks/mtfield/)
Fact sheet
- Area: 158.81 km²
- Coordinates: Template:Coor dms
- Date of establishment: ?
- Managing authorities: Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service
- IUCN category: II
See also: Protected areas of Tasmania (Australia)de:Mount Field National Park nl:Nationaal park Mount Field