Photograph by John Voss, supplied by Tourism Tasmania 
        
Mt Anne, Lake Pedder and Surrounds

    

    

       
      
 

        
Tasmania is blessed with a huge array of National parks, covering a 
          wide variety of vegetation. While many are accessible only to the serious 
          bushwalker, others can be experienced by the casual visitor. Quality 
          roads and facilities allow everyone to enjoy the majesty of our mountains, 
          tall hardwood forests, limestone caves, waterfalls and pristine white 
          beaches. 

        
 The most visited parks are:
        
 
        

          

            National Park
            Getting there
          

          

            Maria Island
            Daily ferry service from Triabunna
          

          

            Freycinet
            Coaches most days from Hobart and Launceston
          

          

            Ben Lomond
            Coaches during the ski season (limited)
          

          

            Cradle Mountain
            Public bus and tours from Devonport, Launceston and Hobart
          

          

            Lake St. Clair
            Public bus and tours from Launceston, Devonport and Hobart
          

          

            Mt. Field
            Public bus (seasonal) and day tours to view the Russell Falls
          

          

            Hastings Caves
            Day tours from Hobart
          

        

        
For more information on our parks, visit:

          http://www.dpiwe.tas.gov.au/inter.nsf/ThemeNodes/SSKA-4X33SG