Experience Tasmania - Mt Field National Park

Rain, wind, snow and below zero temps. Hiking in Tasmania's Mt Field National Park we had a lot of different weather conditions packed into two days. We love trekking in Tassie in winter.
Thanks to Kris Amiet for sharing his footage.
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[@lesley3538]

Wow, the views are amazing and that waterfall is just spectacular 👌❤

[@point_assist]

Its a ripper of a spot Lesley.

[@lesley3538]

@@point_assist my bucket list just keeps getting longer 😳 I'll get my letter from the Queen before I complete it lol

[@robincarducci6450]

planning to go when i finish my degree thankyou lovely music

[@point_assist]

Don't wait. You can see some great parts of Mt Field in a day trip from Hobart.

[@hyunjeon8716]

Beautiful capture and lovely music. thanks for sharing

[@point_assist]

Thanks for watching Hyun Jeon. It's a amazing place.

[@deltamike5055]

Make that 6 times I have watched this now Gumps!

[@point_assist]

Mt Field is an awesome place to trek. Your going to love it.

[@segrientboar5954]

Great spot mate.

[@point_assist]

It's a ripper mate.

[@dwhitewhite4722]

Great video, any tips for Beginners doing this trek?

[@point_assist]

Hi Dwhite White. Mt field can be an awesome spot for beginners starting out on their first mountain treks. It can be a very different place in the summer compared to the winter but regardless; I would recommend going prepared for bad weather. Also make sure you have a means to call for help if needed. There is some phone coverage on the highest ranges but its not reliable.