Photograph by George Apostolldis, supplied by Tourism Tasmania

Twisted Lake, Cradle Mountain

 
In a nutshell:

A state National Park, Cradle Mountain is located approximately 150 km west of Launceston. There is a daily entrance fee of $3.50. Alternatively, you may prefer an extended entry pass for $14.00. You'll find the visitor centre and interpretation centre at the park's entrance.

All accommodation is outside the park, but a shuttle bus service operates from the caravan park, lodges and visitor centre to Dove Lake, where the popular Overland Track starts. Shuttle cost is $17.00 return.


How to get there

Where to stay





HOW TO GET THERE:

Self-drive Coach Tour Public Transport




Self-drive

Cradle Mountain National Park is 2 and a half hours comfortable drive from Launceston, 1 and a half hours from Devonport, 4 hours from Hobart, and 2 and a half hours from Strahan.




Coach Tours

There are numerous day tours from Launceston and Devonport starting at $55.00 as well as several 2 day (or longer) walking tours. Cabin accommodation is available in park with one company - others camp.




Public Transport

There is a public bus from Launceston and Devonport three days a week, all year round. This service runs daily during summer. The cost is $41.00 per single.





WHERE TO STAY:

Lodges Cabins Hostels Camping




Lodges

Two lodges offer self-contained cabins for two from $155.00. There are restaurants available at both.




Cabins

Self-contained cabins in the caravan park start at $70.00 for two. There is a café/restaurant on site.




Hostels

A dormitory style bunkhouse is located in the caravan park, affordably priced from $17.00 per night. There is a café available.




Camping

Camping is available in the caravan park and in the National Park itself.



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