Location ID: #10135208
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Lake St Clair (leeawuleena - meaning 'sleeping water') is at the southern end of the Cradle Mountain- Lake St Clair National Park. It is Australia's deepest lake.
Location ID: #10132413
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The Gordon River flows from the South West National Park into Macquarie Harbour. Low-wake vessels are allowed to cruise this river which is stained dark by the tannin from the button-grass plains. It is also usually sheltered from the wind. The ...
Location ID: #10133021
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Ross is in the 'Midlands' - the agricultural centre of Tasmania. It is an historic town with the oldest building dating from the late 1820s and most from the mid 1800s. The main street is lined with large deciduous trees, with sandstone and ...
Location ID: #10132405
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Mt Field National Park is 90 mins from Hobart. It has a number of lakes, ancient Pencil and King Billy Pine trees and cool temperate rainforest around Russell Falls - a three-tiered waterfall.
Location ID: #10128928
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Hartz Mountains National Park is part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. It's an alpine National Park known for its wildflowers, glacial lakes (tarns) and valleys.
Location ID: #10128933
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The Edgar Dam is one of the dams which contain Lake Pedder. Lakes Pedder and Gordon form the Gordon Power Scheme providing water to the Gordon Hydroelectric Power Station at Strathgordon. There is a basic campground nearby with a gas BBQ and toilets ...
Location ID: #10128926
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This National Park is part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area and is managed by the Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service.It is a trail through ancient cool-temperate rainforest with bright green moss and tangled lichen-covered trees and ...
Location ID: #10128925
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Cradle Mountain National Park is an iconic Tasmanian location. It is located within the Tasmanian World Heritage Area and managed by Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service.
Location ID: #10128940
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Pine Lake is a amall glacial tarn in the Central Highlands Conservation Area. It is home to alpine vegetation and an ancient native Tasmanian tree known as the Pencil Pine (Athrotaxis cupressoides) which can live for up to 1200 years. Filming access ...
Location ID: #10128932
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In winter, it can snow at Mt Field. This national park is one of two developed ski fields in Tasmania (the other being at Ben Lomond NP near Launceston). Please be aware that snow is not guaranteed.
Location ID: #10128944
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Highfield House is an historic mansion and property which was the Manager's residence of the Van Diemen's Land Company - a Royal Charter Company begun in the early 1800s. The house is now managed by the Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service.
Location ID: #10128941
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Red Knoll Lookout is close to the southern end of Lake Pedder. To the north is the lake and Scotts Peak. To the south is a range of ragged mountains know as the Western Arthurs.
Location ID: #10134983
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Lake Parangana is on the Mersey River in the central north of Tasmania. It is part of the Mersey-Forth hydro-electric power scheme. The lake is used for trout fishing as long as fishers have a permit from Inland Fisheries.
Location ID: #10135203
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This canoe course is regulated by Hydro Tasmania. They control the flow of water in the course. If you need access to the course - which also has a bridge across the short river and is ideal for filming - you will need to contact Hydro Tasmania's ...
Location ID: #10135202
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Brady's Lake is a trout fishing village on the shores of a lake used for storage of water for Tasmania's Hydroelectric power generation. There is also an international canoe and kayak course running between the Woodwards Canal storage on one side of ...
Location ID: #10132404
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Tahune Adventures is on the banks of the Huon River in southern Tasmania. It has a number of walking tracks, an Airwalk in the canopy of the trees, a cable glider, a concrete bridge, swing bridges and a cantilevered platform over the river, ...
Location ID: #10159029
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Set in 7 hectares of parklands on the banks of the South Esk River, this magnificent three-storey Georgian house has servants’ quarters, a heritage walled garden, several farm buildings and a rare avenue of elms.
It was built in 1838 as an ...
Location ID: #10128943
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Stanley is an historic township in a truly amazing location. Much of the town is in its original colonial state dating from the 1830s. "The Nut", an unusual land formation which towers above the town is the remains of a lake of lava from a long-dead ...
Location ID: #10176060
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Beauty Point is north of Launceston on the western side of the River Tamar estuary.
Location ID: #10186421
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Location ID: #10151338
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Strahan is a picturesque seaside village on the shores of Macquarie Harbour.
Location ID: #10175007
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Queenstown is a mining town nestled in the valley of the Queens River. It is spectacular and most unusual, as the sulphur-coloured rocks are visible all around the mine sites.
Location ID: #10149689
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Privately owned estate and distillery.
Location ID: #10177752
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Swansea on Great Oyster Bay is a tourist town.