Map of Cradle Mountain National Park | Tasmania Visitor Guide

Map of Cradle Mountain National Park – Tasmania Visitor Guide

This map of Cradle Mountain National Park provides an overview of one of Tasmania's most famous wilderness destinations, including major attractions, walking tracks, lakes, lookouts and visitor information.

Located within the Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park, the Cradle Mountain area is renowned for its alpine scenery, glacial lakes, mountain peaks, native wildlife and world-class walking opportunities. It is one of Tasmania's most visited natural attractions.

Quick Answer:

Cradle Mountain National Park is located in north-west Tasmania. Major attractions include Cradle Mountain, Dove Lake, Marion's Lookout, Enchanted Walk and the Overland Track.

Interactive Cradle Mountain National Park Map (Reference View) Use this map to explore Cradle Mountain National Park, walking tracks, lakes and nearby Tasmanian attractions.

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Where Is Cradle Mountain National Park Located?

Cradle Mountain National Park is located in north-west Tasmania and forms part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. The region is characterised by rugged mountains, alpine vegetation, lakes and wilderness landscapes.

  • North: Sheffield and north-west Tasmania
  • South: Lake St Clair region
  • East: Central Highlands Tasmania
  • West: Tasmanian wilderness regions

Why Is Cradle Mountain National Park Famous?

Cradle Mountain National Park is famous for its spectacular mountain scenery, iconic walking trails and diverse wildlife. It is widely regarded as one of Australia's premier wilderness destinations.

  • World Heritage-listed wilderness
  • Iconic Cradle Mountain peak
  • Dove Lake scenery
  • Overland Track starting point
  • Abundant native wildlife

Main Attractions in Cradle Mountain National Park

  • Cradle Mountain — iconic mountain peak
  • Dove Lake — famous alpine lake
  • Marion's Lookout — panoramic viewpoint
  • Enchanted Walk — popular short walk
  • Overland Track — world-famous hiking route
  • Crater Lake — scenic glacial lake
  • Ronny Creek — wildlife viewing area
  • Visitor Centre — information and services

Cradle Mountain National Park Map Overview

A map of Cradle Mountain National Park helps visitors understand the relationship between walking tracks, lakes, lookouts and visitor facilities.

  • Mountain Areas
  • Lake Systems
  • Walking Track Network
  • Visitor Facilities
  • Wildlife Viewing Areas

Wildlife and Nature

The park is home to a variety of Tasmanian wildlife and alpine ecosystems. Visitors often encounter native animals while exploring the region.

  • Wombats
  • Wallabies
  • Tasmanian Devils
  • Native Birds
  • Alpine Plant Communities

Why People Search for a Map of Cradle Mountain National Park

  • To locate Dove Lake
  • To plan walking routes
  • To explore Tasmania's wilderness
  • To find lookouts and photography locations
  • To learn about the Overland Track

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Cradle Mountain National Park FAQs

  • Where is Cradle Mountain National Park located?
    Cradle Mountain National Park is located in north-west Tasmania.
  • Why is Cradle Mountain National Park famous?
    It is known for Cradle Mountain, Dove Lake, alpine scenery and the Overland Track.
  • What are the main attractions in Cradle Mountain National Park?
    Popular attractions include Dove Lake, Marion's Lookout, Crater Lake and the Enchanted Walk.
  • Is Cradle Mountain National Park worth visiting?
    Many visitors consider it one of Australia's finest wilderness destinations because of its scenery, wildlife and hiking opportunities.

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Disclaimer: This page is provided for general informational purposes only. Maps are reference views and may not be complete, current or suitable for navigation, hiking, safety planning, emergency use or official purposes. Weather conditions, track closures, wildlife activity and visitor facilities may change over time. Always verify current information before travelling.