Mt Field National Park and Russell Falls Tour: Scenic Journey through Derwent Valley from Hobart

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Embark on this morning tour from Hobart, as you revel in the loveliness of the Derwent Valley, tour Mt Field National Park, and stop by the oldest trout hatchery in the Southern Hemisphere.

Duration: 7 hours, 15 minutes

Cancellation: 24 hours

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Highlights

Salmon Ponds Heritage Hatchery and Gardens - Set amidst historic surrounds within original and stunning English parklands, this is the oldest trout hatchery in the Southern Hemisphere. Enjoy a complimentary morning tea
1 hour , Admission included
Tall Trees Walk - Walk the forest canopy and marvel at the Tall Trees. Take some time to enjoy…

What's Included

Expert local guide
Complimentary on-board WiFi
Visit to the iconic Salmon Ponds
Enjoy a delightful morning tea
Includes entry to Mt Field National Park
Comfort with in-vehicle air conditioning
Convenient hotel pick up and drop off
Full-day scenic coach tour

What's Not Included

Gratuities

Location

Mona Brooke Ferry Terminal

Franklin Wharf

Brooke St Pier, 12 Franklin Wharf, Hobart TAS 7000

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Customer Ratings

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N8485wcnatalial

Apr 19, 2025

Mount Field National Park - Very pretty place. The guide, Tim, was super nice and knowledgeable on the topic, great insights into the culture and nature of Tasmania.

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Elizabeth_b

Mar 27, 2025

Really awesome experience... - Really awesome experience going into the Tasmanian rainforest and seeing 2 waterfalls! Bonus stops along the way at the Salmond Ponds and little towns. We really enjoyed it and highly recommend

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Kerriec580

Feb 26, 2025

Simply magical! - Russell Falls has three tiers of water falling majestically over the rocks. Simply beautiful. The walk then to the Tall Trees, Horseshoe Falls and the Lady Baron Falls was out of this world. The temperate rainforest was lovely to be surrounded by; such a peaceful and amazing place. Truely lucky . The Russell Falls has easy access; the others take more effort.

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766ronaldb

Feb 9, 2025

Wet walk through the ferns. - I went to Mount Field National Park with family and friends. It rained the whole time we were there, so we had to watch our step on our walk ways. Mount Field is part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World heritage Area and home to some of the world’s tallest eucalypt forests, as well as a unique array of alpine vegetation. It is one of Tasmania’s oldest national parks and is also one of its most diverse. There are spectacular with waterfalls and a walk-through towering tree ferns and giant eucalypts. The waterfall was the main attraction at the park. There are massive downed moss-covered trees and ferns. Great trip, great scenery.

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Happyjohn2013

Jan 24, 2025

Tall and mighty - Excellent guide, amazing scenery, guide only too willing to help , finally saw Tall Trees, a dream come true - oh and a platypus !

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Thunpicha_g

Dec 31, 2024

Nice, short trip. Beautiful Park. Good for easy day. - We had a good time. The salmon pancake was yummy. Mt. Field was beautiful. The guide was friendly and knowledgeable.

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Jeanne_d

Dec 20, 2024

Beautiful Day at Mt Field - We had a great day visiting Mt Field National Park with Dave. Dave was prompt, informative, and polite. The correspondence with the company prior to the tour was good and prompt. We made stops at the Salmon Ponds for morning tea and a raspberry farm for ice cream on the way back in the afternoon. This was a nice way to break up a long ride. The park was beautiful, especially Russell Falls. We had great weather and also enjoyed the scenery during the drive.

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Christine

Mar 13, 2025

A must do in Tasmania - This area is so serene and peaceful. The vegetation is lush and green and the waterfalls spectacular. It is an old and historical part of Tasmania.

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Tina

Jan 29, 2025

Really good tour - I loved that the tour lady shared with us lots of local histories on the bus. The walks were not difficult which was very family friendly

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