Cradle Mountain

Cradle Mountain is a magnificent landmark on the edge of Tasmania's biggest national park. It stands 1545 metres above sea level and its raw beauty attracts hundreds of thousands of travelers each year. The area also offers plenty of activities depending on the season. Hiking is popular on the many trails with something suitable for everyone, and nature can be explored by paddling on the Glacial Lakes. Relaxing on the grassy plains surrounded by wildflowers and snow-capped peaks is a great way to absorb the breathtaking views in all directions. Waterfalls, wildlife, vast landscapes, and native trees create the perfect ambience for photography adventures. This World Heritage Site is filled with unspoiled wilderness, ancient rainforests, and inspiring views.