Where to stay in Tassie

[taslucas]

This book is a must have:
(not sure if this is the best place to buy it but it was the first link I found)
http://cartographics.com.au/4wd-trac...ris-boden.html

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[rusty_nail]

Definitely go on the chairlift at Stanley (ask rusty_nail, he was there recently), short walk into Montezuma falls near Rosebery, lash out on the heritage cruise out of Strahan, the Wall in the wilderness near Derwent Bridge... To name a few.
All the little towns on the west coast have quite interesting mining history.

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i sure did, was pretty beautiful, the caravan park wasnt too expensive either. great views from the top, this one is on the chair on the way up

[taslucas]

Some ugly mugs blocking the view!

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[GU CAMPER]

You'll need a parks pass for the national parks; http://www.parks.tas.gov.au/?base=914 But there are a few specific 4wd tracks that need separate passes. I'm not up to date on these but hopefully gu camper will be able to fill you in as he's doing the west coast as we speak tappin from tassie

You need a permit for

Mt Mcall Track

Saw back Range track

Mt Wellington some tracks

Plus a few others


Beach driving is possible without a permit at
Ocean Beach Strahan
St Albans Bay to Bellingham. Bridport area

As Lucas said. Chris Bodens book is a must have. It shows lots of easy tracks as well as some medium and hard tracks. Lots of info about history in areas

[jay see]

500+ kms today.
Devonport to Arthur's river, then looped back to Stanley. Queenstown and surrounding areas tomorrow.
Pics when I can.

[taslucas]

Hope you're enjoying it mate. This north west corner is my favourite but I might just be bias lol.

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[jay see]

Absolutely loving it.

[jay see]

Waratah falls.
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[taslucas]

Booming metropolis of waratah!

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[taslucas]

Where are you off to tomorrow?

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