Mount Field National Park, the oldest of Tasmania’s 19 national parks, provides a nature-filled escape just a short distance from Hobart. Established as a protected area, the park is celebrated for its stunning waterfalls, extensive backcountry hiking trails, and rich biodiversity. Visitors can explore the lush landscapes, where the sound of cascading water and the rustling of leaves create a serene atmosphere. Wildlife enthusiasts will find opportunities to spot unique Australian animals such as the platypus, wombat, and the iconic Tasmanian devil.
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