Wilderness Rainforest, World Heritage
Tasmania/lutruwita is home to both the second largest temperate rainforest and the tallest flowering trees in the world.
We have a number of endemic plant species that characterise our forests and many more that closely tie back to the Gondwanan era. The rainforests feel prehistoric and the eucalyptus canopies command respect. They both support hugely biodiverse worlds.
The rivers provide passages through these ancient worlds.
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takayna
Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park
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Eucalyptus
Southwest National Park
Adventure
Florentine Valley
After the Rain


Overland Moon Rise


Myrtle Canopy


Follow the light


Prehistoric forest


takayna Reflections


Florentine Stream


Florentine Ferns


Sassafras


Evening in the Forest


Rainforest Confluence


corrina Reflections


Winter Bloom


takayna Myrtle


Winter Yellow Gums


Chasm of Peace


Old Guard


Into the Forest


Western Tiers' Waterfall


Drifting by


Big Euc Country


Forest Burst


Valley Mist


Creeping Heath


takayna Forest


The Green Tunnel


Rainforest Portal


Forest Finds


Calendar Falls
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