No need for words. I will let my pictures tell the story, although they don’t show the sheer beauty of Cradle Mountain as experienced in person.
There is wildlife everywhere…. a friendly wombatMal took this photo with the very curious possum helping to press the camera button !!!! Very cheeky.Dove Lake Cradle MountainCradle MountainStunning. We have enjoyed our stay here…. the second time we have visited the mountainWe highly recommend the 6km walk around Dove LakeWaratah FallsThis photo shows an example of the lush area around Cradle MountainThe bottom of Waratah FallsIt is a very peaceful spot… although probably not in summer with more visitorsA Tasmanian Devil…. although we hear them at night at home, we were lucky to see them at Cradle MountainThe spotted-tailed quoll or maybe an Eastern Quoll, (or tiger cat as it was once known) is the second largest of the world’s surviving carnivorous marsupials. We have seen a quoll at home.I loved this photo…. another Tassie Devila cabin on the mountainOn one of the many walks that can be done in the areaa misty rainbowMal cooking dinner on the BBQ one night at our campsite
