Overland Track

Walk · Lake St Clair · Hobart and the South

Lake St Clair, at the southern end of Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, is Australia's deepest freshwater lake at around 167 metres and is the finishing point of the Overland Track (Tasmania Parks and Wildlife)

Lake St Clair is Australia's deepest freshwater lake, reaching about 167 metres, and lies at the southern end of Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park within the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area (Tasmania Parks and Wildlife)

Lake St Clair is the southern finishing point of the Overland Track, a 65km, six-day alpine walk through the national park (Wikipedia)

Closest campgrounds

• Lake St Clair Lodge – Lake St Clair, under 1 km in a straight line
• Fergys Paddock – Lake St Clair, under 1 km in a straight line
• Derwent Bridge Hotel Campsite – Derwent Bridge, 5 km in a straight line
• Lake King William Campground – Derwent Bridge, 5 km in a straight line
• Clarence Lagoon Camoground – Central Plateau, 13 km in a straight line

More walks and nature nearby

• Watersmeet Walk – Walk, 1 km
• Platypus Bay Walk – Walk, 1 km
• Adams Falls – Waterfall, 68 km
• walk to Horseshoe Falls – Walk, 76 km
• walk to Russell Falls – Walk, 76 km
• Lady Barron Falls – Waterfall, 77 km

Camping in Hobart and the South

Location from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).