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WALKING TRACK CLOSED. This track will be closed from Monday 29 April to Sunday June 2, 2024.

Tasmania Parks & Wildlife Service is undertaking phase two operations of the wild fallow deer control project within the Walls of Jerusalem National Park and the western section of the Central Plateau Conservation Area.

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Nestled within the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, this challenging day walk takes you through temperate rainforest and culminates at a waterfall that cascades 130m over the lip of the Great Western Tiers.

Following the course of the Meander River the walk takes in a wide range of vegetation types with many flowering understory plants such as Tasmanian Waratah and Leatherwood as well as iconic Tasmanian species of King Billy pine, Celery Top pine & Myrtle. The track is well-marked in most places, but is steep with an elevation gain of 470m over 5km.

There is a hybrid toilet and information board located at the car park.

Time: 5-6 hours return.

Grade: 3: Some bushwalking experience recommended. The track while recently upgraded is steep and rough with many steps.

Download the PDF handout here.

For more information contact the Great Western Tiers Visitor Centre.

98 -100 Emu Bay Road, Deloraine
03) 6362 5280
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