Mount Field

National Park
Australia · Tasmania
TasmaniaDeclared in 1916159 km²

Australia's second oldest national park; the only place in Tasmania where you can ski and see giant fern waterfalls on the same day

Area

159 km²

Protection category

UICN II

Parque nacionalwhat the IUCN categories mean

Declared in

1916

Region

Tasmania

Climate

Tropical, Árido / desértico, Templado, Mediterráneo

Best time

March to May

Plan your visit

Best time
March to May
Area
159 km²

Highlight

Australia's second oldest national park; the only place in Tasmania where you can ski and see giant fern waterfalls on the same day

Declared in 1916, it is Australia's second oldest national park after Royal National Park. Its altitudinal range allows a single visit to combine, depending on the season, ski runs in its upper reaches with trails among giant tree ferns and waterfalls at its foot, an unusual combination of landscapes within a relatively compact protected area.

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24 species documented in Mount Field

12 Mammals8 Birds2 Reptiles1 Arachnida1 Insecta

At conservation risk:Demonio de Tasmania,Quoll oriental

Endemic to Australia:Demonio de Tasmania,Ornitorrinco

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Flora and ecosystems

Ecosystems found in Australia, where Mount Field lies.

Selva tropicalSabanaDesiertoMarino / costero

Experiences in this park

Observación de aves

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