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Freycinet is one of Tasmania's two oldest national parks, founded in 1916 with Mt Field National Park. The Park is on the Freycinet Peninsula on the east coast of Tasmania. The park is famous for Wineglass Bay which is often voted one of the best 10 beaches in the world, and the three Red and Pink granite peaks referred to as"The Hazards".
The closest town to Freycinet is Coles Bay which is a popular holiday area due to the beaches and crystal clear water.
There are a number of walking tracks in the park, one of the most popular to this view of Wineglass Bay.
Other popular walks lead up the side of Mt Amos, the middle of the three granite peaks.
Superb views of Coles Bay from Mt Amos.
The Hazards at Sunrise
Freycinet is one of Tasmania's two oldest national parks, founded in 1916 with Mt Field National Park. The Park is on the Freycinet Peninsula on the east coast of Tasmania. The park is famous for Wineglass Bay which is often voted one of the best 10 beaches in the world, and the three Red and Pink granite peaks referred to as"The Hazards".
The closest town to Freycinet is Coles Bay which is a popular holiday area due to the beaches and crystal clear water.
There are a number of walking tracks in the park, one of the most popular to this view of Wineglass Bay.
Other popular walks lead up the side of Mt Amos, the middle of the three granite peaks.
Superb views of Coles Bay from Mt Amos.
The Hazards at Sunrise
We certainly live in a beautiful part of the world Marc, and you capture that beauty so well. Thank you :)
ReplyDeleteLovely scenic images, really showing off Tasmania well and definitely making me want to experience it myself one day.
ReplyDeleteFantastic views. I really must get to Tassie one day.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous photos.
ReplyDeleteStunning photos of beautiful scenery. What a gorgeous place Tasmania is.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place this is, breathtaking! Thanks for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteThat last picture is just gorgeous - but my favourite is the underwater weed and stones. What beautifully clear water!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful landscape shots... I must get back to Tasmania soon!
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