Mount Field National Park

Mount Field is one of Australia's most oldest national parks, with wonderful rainforests, tall marsh gums, elevated moorland, and shocking waterfalls. Excellent strolling trails twist through the recreation center, which is frequently cleaned with snow in the high moorlands until summer.

The short Russell Falls Nature Walk to these triple-layered falls is reasonable notwithstanding for wheelchair-clients. Tourists can likewise climb around Lake Dobson, and experienced bushwalkers have a decision of all the more difficult courses.

Mount Field National Park is additionally a well known cross country skiing territory in winter. In the fall, the recreation center lights with the yellow, orange, and red leafed trees. The last Tasmanian tiger was caught here in 1930.