Walk to one of Tasmania’s most celebrated views—the crystal-clear waters and curvaceous white beach of Wineglass Bay. The most traversed track …
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Sep 20, 2024
Views were definitely worthwhile and we had a sense of achievement making it to the top. But I don’t recall reading in advance about all the steps and how steep the path was. Omg, just beware. Anyone… Full review by Renee1901
Sep 17, 2024
Absolutely stunning lookout. Easy hour walk to and from the lookout for the kids. We got lucky with a sunny day. We took lots of beautiful photos Full review by Steve C
Aug 7, 2024
Beautiful view well worth the walk to the lookout. Some fitness required but good walking track. We did the loop from the lookout to wineglass bay beach and around via Hazards beach. Full review by Tourist64722994153
Is it possible to enter the park before 8am if we purchase a national park ticket online? Does anyone know if you need to have your pass printed? Thanks!
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I'm not sure about the 8a.m. question. We arrived by 8:30 I believe before the heat and crowds. As far as the park pass we were told to stick it on the windshield of our car so park …
I'm not sure about the 8a.m. question. We arrived by 8:30 I believe before the heat and crowds. As far as the park pass we were told to stick it on the windshield of our car so park rangers could see it and know you have purchased the pass. Not sure what happens if your car doesn't have evidence of a park pass. If traveling on foot or bike possibly just need to have ot on your person.
Hi I am travelling with my dad who is 78.I do want to go to the wineglass bay but not sure if the walk is good for dad. Also, any idea what is there to do in the national park for a person with limited walking abilities. All I am seeing are rather long walks. There is no point going if we cant do anything. Any ideas?
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Walk not condusive for old people or people not very fit as steps are quite steep.
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