Walking Trails in Freycinet National Park
If there’s one place that encapsulates Tasmania’s natural beauty, it’s Freycinet National Park. The park is home to First Nation’s and European heritage sites as well as some of the most spectacular coastal scenery. Embark on a hike to the famous Wineglass Bay, a stretch of pure white sand framed by the dramatic pink and red granite peaks of The Hazards. The hike is a rewarding two-hour round trip, but for a greater challenge ascend Mount Amos for panoramic views over the park. Coles Bay, Sleepy Bay and Honeymoon Bay all feature impressive rockpools and the sheltered waters make them a great place for beginners to snorkel.
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