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!*.__.• i eceived bv NSD/FARA Registration Uni National Parks -T^^Sa^ft^J Tasmania has 19 national parks. The craggy profile of Cradle Mountain is the island's best-known landmark; located within the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, the mountain is the northern gateway to one ofthe world's top walks, the Overland Track. In the west, the Southwest National Park and the Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park contain ancient rainforest, rare birds'and valleys carved by glaciers long gone. In the north, the tiny Mole Creek Karst National Park is Tasmania's only underground national park and has a magnificent network of deep limestone caves. Narawntapu National Park is another gem, with long beaches and friendly wildlife, located on the island's north coast. On the east coast, Freycinet National Park has a granite mountain range and secluded bays and beaches along an ever-changing coastline. Mt William National Park also hugs the coastline, in the north-east, and Forester kangaroos are prolific. The Bay of Fires was recently named top destination for 2009 in the Lonely Planet Blue List Douglas Apsley National Park has a number of walks featuring gorges, rocky forested hills, waterfalls, a heath plateau and swimming hole. In the south, the Tasman National Park features spectacular coastal land formations like the Tasman Blowhole and the Devils Kitchen. Mt Field has some ofthe world's tallest eucalypt forests, lakes and tarns. Hartz Mountains National Park has subalpine woodlands and alpine crags, moorlands and lakes. Offshore, the Maria Island National Park on the east coast combines convict heritage with beach and mountain walks and further south, Bruny Island has the small but stunning-South Bruny National Park, with wild seascapes and sweeping surf beaches, www.parks.tas.gov.au State Forests and Reserves A network of forests and reserves around Tasmania are part ofthe touring experience. In the north-east, Evercreech Forest Reserve has the world's tallest white gums, more than 90 metres (295 feet) high. Many reserves, like the one at Liffey, have huge waterfalls and picnic and barbecue facilities. In the north-west, the exciting eco-tourism development, Tarkine Forest Adventures, is set in the evocative surrounds of a giant biackwood Sinkhole and features a thrilling 110 metre (360,8 feet) slide down to the swamp floor. In the north, Tamar Island is an important wetland habitat for waterbirds and features bird viewing hides and a marshland boardwalk all within minutes from the centre of the city of Launceston. discovertasmania.com Tasmania Received by NSD/FARA Registration Unit 05/01/2012 4:09:43 PM
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