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| The Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park stretches over a vast 1262 square kilometres, and offers spectacular scenery and fantastic bushwalking. It is also home to Mt Ossa, which is the highest mountain in Tasmania, as well as Lake St Clair, which is the deepest natural freshwater lake in the whole of Australia.
There are plenty of bushwalks that you can take throughout the National Park. A truly amazing walk is from Cradle Valley in the north to Cynthia Bay in the south. It is 80km long, although when the scenery is that fantastic, 80km doesn't seem that far. If you only have a short stay in the park, then there are also plenty of day bushwalks which you can take from both Cradle Valley and Cynthia Bay. |
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