Pine Lake Walk — Attraction in Central Plateau

Hidden gem enroute from Hobart to Cradle mountain on A5 highway. I strongly recommend take a stopover to enjoy this scenic path connecting the pine lake. Beautifully made path of wooden with lush green plants and native trees which are found only in Tasmania. The view of trees, mountain and lake is mind blowing. The best part it’s not crowded, when we visited there were only 5-10 more people, hence better chance of getting nice pictures and you can enjoy in leisure time;)

It would be a nice idea to have lunch here (if you are carrying as there are no restaurants...

Come here in the cold and wet winter when your fingers will freeze, and you'll be pleasantly gifted a magical experience. It is a great short walk that teaches you some significant history of the highlands area. It's quite a marvellous environment to explore and no doubt in the summer maybe a little but more suitable to enjoy, although the conditions up here can be just as cold and wintery in the summer as per the signs and information provided. All I know is that the drive up with snow and ice makes for an amazing experience if you're someone that lives in a more...

Incredibly beautiful lake surrounded by colourful plants. We visited just before sunset, which made the colours even more exaggerated. Although the lake and walk are right next to the highway, we felt a strong sense of tranquility.

It only takes less than 15 minutes from the car park to the lake, on an elevated wooden pathway. We highly recommend it if you are...