Map of Russell Falls Tasmania | Mount Field National Park Guide

Map of Russell Falls Tasmania – Mount Field National Park Guide

This map of Russell Falls Tasmania provides an overview of one of Tasmania's most famous waterfalls, including walking tracks, visitor facilities, nearby attractions and access routes within Mount Field National Park. It is designed for general reference, trip planning and understanding how the Russell Falls area is laid out.

Russell Falls is one of Tasmania's most photographed natural attractions and is renowned for its tiered waterfall, rainforest setting, easy accessibility and location within Mount Field National Park.

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Russell Falls is located within Mount Field National Park in southern Tasmania. Major nearby attractions include Horseshoe Falls, Tall Trees Walk, rainforest trails and alpine areas further within the park.

Interactive Russell Falls Map (Reference View) Use this map to explore Russell Falls, nearby walking tracks, visitor facilities and attractions within Mount Field National Park.
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This Russell Falls map highlights waterfalls, rainforest walking tracks, visitor facilities and major attractions within Mount Field National Park.

Where Is Russell Falls Located?

Russell Falls is located within Mount Field National Park in southern Tasmania, approximately 75 kilometres north-west of Hobart. The waterfall is one of the easiest major waterfalls in Tasmania to access and is a popular day-trip destination.

  • North: alpine areas of Mount Field National Park
  • South: Derwent Valley region
  • East: National park visitor facilities
  • West: rainforest and wilderness landscapes

Main Attractions and Areas Around Russell Falls

  • Russell Falls — iconic multi-tier waterfall
  • Horseshoe Falls — nearby waterfall reached via walking track
  • Tall Trees Walk — giant swamp gum forest
  • Mount Field Visitor Centre — park information and facilities
  • Rainforest Walking Trails — scenic nature walks
  • Picnic Areas — visitor recreation facilities
  • Alpine Regions — higher elevation landscapes further into the park
  • Interpretive Trails — educational nature experiences
  • Wildlife Viewing Areas — native flora and fauna habitat
  • Photography Locations — scenic viewpoints and forest settings

Major Areas Explained

  • Russell Falls Precinct — main waterfall viewing area
  • Rainforest Zone — lush forest environment surrounding the falls
  • Tall Trees Area — giant eucalyptus forest attractions
  • Visitor Centre Area — services and facilities
  • Mount Field National Park Region — broader protected wilderness area

Nearby Attractions

  • Mount Field National Park — Tasmania's oldest national park
  • Horseshoe Falls — nearby waterfall attraction
  • Tall Trees Walk — giant forest experience
  • Lake Dobson — alpine recreation area
  • Derwent Valley — regional tourism destination
  • Hobart — Tasmania's capital city

Key Geographic Features

  • Russell Falls Creek — watercourse feeding the falls
  • Temperate Rainforest — defining ecosystem
  • Mountain Streams — natural park waterways
  • Giant Swamp Gum Forests — major natural attraction
  • Mount Field Highlands — surrounding wilderness landscape
  • National Park Environment — protected natural habitat

Russell Falls Transport and Access Map Overview

A map of Russell Falls is useful for understanding how walking tracks, waterfalls and visitor facilities connect throughout the area.

  • Lake Dobson Road — primary access route
  • Visitor Centre Access — starting point for many walks
  • Russell Falls Track — short walk to the waterfall
  • Tall Trees Walk Access — connects major attractions
  • Regional connections — link Russell Falls with Hobart, Derwent Valley and southern Tasmania destinations

Why People Search for a Map of Russell Falls

  • To locate the waterfall and walking tracks
  • To plan a Mount Field National Park visit
  • To find nearby attractions and facilities
  • To explore rainforest walks
  • To understand the layout of the national park precinct

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Russell Falls Map FAQs

  • Where is Russell Falls located?
    Russell Falls is located within Mount Field National Park in southern Tasmania.
  • What is Russell Falls known for?
    Russell Falls is known for its beautiful tiered waterfall, rainforest setting and easy accessibility.
  • How far is Russell Falls from Hobart?
    Russell Falls is approximately a 1.5-hour drive from Hobart, depending on traffic and route.
  • Is Russell Falls worth visiting?
    Russell Falls is one of Tasmania's most famous waterfalls and is a popular destination for visitors exploring Mount Field National Park.

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Disclaimer: This page is provided for general informational purposes only. Maps are reference views and may not be complete, current, to scale or suitable for navigation, emergency use or official determinations. Track conditions, weather, access restrictions, facilities and visitor services may change over time. Always verify current information before visiting.