Covering a dramatic landscape of rugged mountains, glacial tarns, deep forests and sweeping alpine moorlands, Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park is one of Tasmania’s most iconic wilderness areas. At 167 metres, Lake St Clair is Australia’s deepest lake, forming a striking centrepiece to this spectacular region.
This detailed topographic map highlights the walking tracks around Lake St Clair and the surrounding mountains, along with key tourist information and clear terrain detail. The reverse side includes notes on the area’s vegetation, landforms, wildlife, history, plus bushwalking tips and safety essentials, making it an invaluable companion for exploring this southern section of the park.
