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Cradle MountainYour free eMagazine from CradleMountainnet
Photo Twisted Lakes ndash Dennis Harding - Tasmanian Photography
Thank you for subscribing to the Cradlemountainnet free eMagazine
This is a short introductory edition as a sample of whatrsquos to come The complete eMagazines are published 8 times a year following the seasons Keep your eye out the next edition will be on the way soon
Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park is an area steeped in history and full of majestic breathtaking scenery
Cradle Mountain itself clearly defines the feel of a wild landscape while the ancient rainforests and spectacular species of plant and wildlife found only in Tasmania beckon you to explore them
If you have never visited Cradle Mountain or Tasmania we hope you enjoy some snapshots of adventure and fun in this beautiful place If you are an old Tassie hand then sit back relax and enjoy rediscovering Cradle you will be back
Special places to visit on cradlemountainnetThere are many articles hidden away in cradlemountainnet Click below to see more on these selections
Did you know1n 1922 the land from Cradle Mountain south to Lake St Clair ndash an area approximately 168000 hectare ndash was proclaimed a National Park
Years later over 138 million hectares was preserved as the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area This area represents about 15 of Tasmania and protects vast tracts of wilderness
Welcome to Cradle Mountain
Cradle Mountainnet photographers We are privileged to be partnering with Dennis Harding and Adam Holbrook both local Tasmanians who use their wonderful skills to showcase the Tasmanian Wilderness
Dennis Harding is a Tasmanian born professional landscape photographer He has been making photographs of his island home for the past 30 years His images convey the intimate detail and abstract beauty of Tasmania
Adam Holbrook has an extraordinary talent for photography ndash his images speak for themselves They are captivating examples of the art of photography He has experience in a range of photographic fields but his real gifts are revealed in conjunction with another passion bushwalking in the Tasmanian wilderness
Adam is offering free shipping anywhere in Australia for readers who purchase a framed Tasmanian Wilderness print Just mention Cradlemountainnet when ordering
Learn how to take fantastic images at Cradle Mountain One word describes the new offering from Digital Photography School WOW
Their fourth eBook Photo Nuts and Shots Tools and Techniques for Creative Photography is a massive (100+ pages) It is an incredibly good photography teaching resource on how to use your digital camera
Why are we encouraging you to check it out
bull we all want to learn to be a better photographer
bull the tips are simple easy to follow and practical
bull the advice will work for most digital cameras not just the fancy SLR ones
bull it is packed full of beautiful images that highlight and teach you what to look for when taking a shot
bull it is a really encouraging book that suggests a lot of different techniques that are simple and produce great results
bull The author Neil Creek (an Aussie) has managed to make the instructions simple and easy to understand He writes really well
If you are planning a holiday and want to learn how to take some great images this teaching resource is excellent value
Looking for more adventure Hike the Overland Track The Overland Track is a magnificent 6 day walk that takes you through some of the finest mountain terrain in the world
This 65km wilderness trek is enjoyed by many local and international visitors each year as an independent bushwalk In addition several companies can provide experienced guides to show you the wonders of the National Park
If yoursquore thinking about hiking the Overland Track there is a very comprehensive eGuide How to Hike the Overland Track available Itrsquos designed to give you the skill and inspiration to tackle the Track
Created by experienced multi day hikers it is packed with tips and ideas to make bookings preparation planning gear selection packing and cooking meals easy
The great thing is it includes a comprehensive guide on how to juggle bookings flights transfers and accommodation and then helps you sort out gear and food
There are some terrific stories about hiking the Overland Track on this site
Tips and hints for bushwalking this World Heritage track in the magnificent Cradle Mountan - Lake St Clair National Park Tasmania Australia
Frank and Sue Wall
The Overland Track
Photo of the editionCradle Mountain is a photographerrsquos heaven In each edition we highlight one special image taken in the Cradle Mountain National Park
This image was captured on an iPhone by Mathew Stewart (via Flickr) He calls it Cradle Mountain -7 degrees For a Queenslander Mathew was impressed by how cold it was at Dove Lake This simple image is a great way to show the extremes at Cradle Mountain
Why hike the Overland Track
Have you ever wondered why so many people tackle this world famous hiking track You can read all about it here
The Overland Track in winter with Caitie and Lauren
Great story of two young women tackling the Overland Track in snow fog and very wet weather
Keep your eye out for the next editionhellipThe Cradle Mountain eMagazine is published seasonally eight times a year
It is brimming with great Cradle Mountain stories special accommodation deals and reviews ldquowhatrsquos onrdquo and ldquowhat to dordquo and ldquowhat to seerdquo
In between editions check out Cradle Mountain Tasmania on Facebook There is a growing community of people who enjoy Cradle Mountain and all things Tasmania
Drop by and share your stories and pictures of your adventures at Cradle with the world
Advertise on CradlemountainnetIf you are interested in reaching fantastic people who are passionate about the outdoors adventure travel Cradle Mountain and Tasmania we would love to hear from you Contact Frankcradlemountainnet and letrsquos have a chat
Cradle Mountain Quad Bikes
Our track winds up through ancient myrtle forest and alpine eucalypt forest to the button grass plains at the top of the ldquoSpeelerrdquo
The spectacular views of Cradle Mountain Barn Bluff Mount Roland Western Bluff and Black Bluff are amazing (and you didnrsquot even have to walk)
If the cloud is down then we just have to enjoy the solitude before we head off down the dirt (mostly mud) for a play before ldquoboiling the billyrdquo and ultimately heading back to base
What to do at Cradle Mountain ndash soak up some adrenalineSome of us are always looking for an extra boost of mad excitement as part of our holiday Cradle Mountain is not just spectacular wilderness you can get out and have some ldquounnaturalrdquo fun
Cradle Mountain Horse Riding
Your ride climbs up through the changing mix of Alpine Eucalypt and Myrtle Forest to the button grass plains at the top of The Speeler Plain
This is THE VIEW of Cradle Mountain Barn Bluff Western Bluff MtRoland and Black Bluff
Cradle Mountain Canyons
If you are after an unforgettable experience come and join us and discover the secret side of Cradle Mountain
Thank you for subscribing to the Cradlemountainnet free eMagazine
This is a short introductory edition as a sample of whatrsquos to come The complete eMagazines are published 8 times a year following the seasons Keep your eye out the next edition will be on the way soon
Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park is an area steeped in history and full of majestic breathtaking scenery
Cradle Mountain itself clearly defines the feel of a wild landscape while the ancient rainforests and spectacular species of plant and wildlife found only in Tasmania beckon you to explore them
If you have never visited Cradle Mountain or Tasmania we hope you enjoy some snapshots of adventure and fun in this beautiful place If you are an old Tassie hand then sit back relax and enjoy rediscovering Cradle you will be back
Special places to visit on cradlemountainnetThere are many articles hidden away in cradlemountainnet Click below to see more on these selections
Did you know1n 1922 the land from Cradle Mountain south to Lake St Clair ndash an area approximately 168000 hectare ndash was proclaimed a National Park
Years later over 138 million hectares was preserved as the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area This area represents about 15 of Tasmania and protects vast tracts of wilderness
Welcome to Cradle Mountain
Cradle Mountainnet photographers We are privileged to be partnering with Dennis Harding and Adam Holbrook both local Tasmanians who use their wonderful skills to showcase the Tasmanian Wilderness
Dennis Harding is a Tasmanian born professional landscape photographer He has been making photographs of his island home for the past 30 years His images convey the intimate detail and abstract beauty of Tasmania
Adam Holbrook has an extraordinary talent for photography ndash his images speak for themselves They are captivating examples of the art of photography He has experience in a range of photographic fields but his real gifts are revealed in conjunction with another passion bushwalking in the Tasmanian wilderness
Adam is offering free shipping anywhere in Australia for readers who purchase a framed Tasmanian Wilderness print Just mention Cradlemountainnet when ordering
Learn how to take fantastic images at Cradle Mountain One word describes the new offering from Digital Photography School WOW
Their fourth eBook Photo Nuts and Shots Tools and Techniques for Creative Photography is a massive (100+ pages) It is an incredibly good photography teaching resource on how to use your digital camera
Why are we encouraging you to check it out
bull we all want to learn to be a better photographer
bull the tips are simple easy to follow and practical
bull the advice will work for most digital cameras not just the fancy SLR ones
bull it is packed full of beautiful images that highlight and teach you what to look for when taking a shot
bull it is a really encouraging book that suggests a lot of different techniques that are simple and produce great results
bull The author Neil Creek (an Aussie) has managed to make the instructions simple and easy to understand He writes really well
If you are planning a holiday and want to learn how to take some great images this teaching resource is excellent value
Looking for more adventure Hike the Overland Track The Overland Track is a magnificent 6 day walk that takes you through some of the finest mountain terrain in the world
This 65km wilderness trek is enjoyed by many local and international visitors each year as an independent bushwalk In addition several companies can provide experienced guides to show you the wonders of the National Park
If yoursquore thinking about hiking the Overland Track there is a very comprehensive eGuide How to Hike the Overland Track available Itrsquos designed to give you the skill and inspiration to tackle the Track
Created by experienced multi day hikers it is packed with tips and ideas to make bookings preparation planning gear selection packing and cooking meals easy
The great thing is it includes a comprehensive guide on how to juggle bookings flights transfers and accommodation and then helps you sort out gear and food
There are some terrific stories about hiking the Overland Track on this site
Tips and hints for bushwalking this World Heritage track in the magnificent Cradle Mountan - Lake St Clair National Park Tasmania Australia
Frank and Sue Wall
The Overland Track
Photo of the editionCradle Mountain is a photographerrsquos heaven In each edition we highlight one special image taken in the Cradle Mountain National Park
This image was captured on an iPhone by Mathew Stewart (via Flickr) He calls it Cradle Mountain -7 degrees For a Queenslander Mathew was impressed by how cold it was at Dove Lake This simple image is a great way to show the extremes at Cradle Mountain
Why hike the Overland Track
Have you ever wondered why so many people tackle this world famous hiking track You can read all about it here
The Overland Track in winter with Caitie and Lauren
Great story of two young women tackling the Overland Track in snow fog and very wet weather
Keep your eye out for the next editionhellipThe Cradle Mountain eMagazine is published seasonally eight times a year
It is brimming with great Cradle Mountain stories special accommodation deals and reviews ldquowhatrsquos onrdquo and ldquowhat to dordquo and ldquowhat to seerdquo
In between editions check out Cradle Mountain Tasmania on Facebook There is a growing community of people who enjoy Cradle Mountain and all things Tasmania
Drop by and share your stories and pictures of your adventures at Cradle with the world
Advertise on CradlemountainnetIf you are interested in reaching fantastic people who are passionate about the outdoors adventure travel Cradle Mountain and Tasmania we would love to hear from you Contact Frankcradlemountainnet and letrsquos have a chat
Cradle Mountain Quad Bikes
Our track winds up through ancient myrtle forest and alpine eucalypt forest to the button grass plains at the top of the ldquoSpeelerrdquo
The spectacular views of Cradle Mountain Barn Bluff Mount Roland Western Bluff and Black Bluff are amazing (and you didnrsquot even have to walk)
If the cloud is down then we just have to enjoy the solitude before we head off down the dirt (mostly mud) for a play before ldquoboiling the billyrdquo and ultimately heading back to base
What to do at Cradle Mountain ndash soak up some adrenalineSome of us are always looking for an extra boost of mad excitement as part of our holiday Cradle Mountain is not just spectacular wilderness you can get out and have some ldquounnaturalrdquo fun
Cradle Mountain Horse Riding
Your ride climbs up through the changing mix of Alpine Eucalypt and Myrtle Forest to the button grass plains at the top of The Speeler Plain
This is THE VIEW of Cradle Mountain Barn Bluff Western Bluff MtRoland and Black Bluff
Cradle Mountain Canyons
If you are after an unforgettable experience come and join us and discover the secret side of Cradle Mountain
Cradle Mountainnet photographers We are privileged to be partnering with Dennis Harding and Adam Holbrook both local Tasmanians who use their wonderful skills to showcase the Tasmanian Wilderness
Dennis Harding is a Tasmanian born professional landscape photographer He has been making photographs of his island home for the past 30 years His images convey the intimate detail and abstract beauty of Tasmania
Adam Holbrook has an extraordinary talent for photography ndash his images speak for themselves They are captivating examples of the art of photography He has experience in a range of photographic fields but his real gifts are revealed in conjunction with another passion bushwalking in the Tasmanian wilderness
Adam is offering free shipping anywhere in Australia for readers who purchase a framed Tasmanian Wilderness print Just mention Cradlemountainnet when ordering
Learn how to take fantastic images at Cradle Mountain One word describes the new offering from Digital Photography School WOW
Their fourth eBook Photo Nuts and Shots Tools and Techniques for Creative Photography is a massive (100+ pages) It is an incredibly good photography teaching resource on how to use your digital camera
Why are we encouraging you to check it out
bull we all want to learn to be a better photographer
bull the tips are simple easy to follow and practical
bull the advice will work for most digital cameras not just the fancy SLR ones
bull it is packed full of beautiful images that highlight and teach you what to look for when taking a shot
bull it is a really encouraging book that suggests a lot of different techniques that are simple and produce great results
bull The author Neil Creek (an Aussie) has managed to make the instructions simple and easy to understand He writes really well
If you are planning a holiday and want to learn how to take some great images this teaching resource is excellent value
Looking for more adventure Hike the Overland Track The Overland Track is a magnificent 6 day walk that takes you through some of the finest mountain terrain in the world
This 65km wilderness trek is enjoyed by many local and international visitors each year as an independent bushwalk In addition several companies can provide experienced guides to show you the wonders of the National Park
If yoursquore thinking about hiking the Overland Track there is a very comprehensive eGuide How to Hike the Overland Track available Itrsquos designed to give you the skill and inspiration to tackle the Track
Created by experienced multi day hikers it is packed with tips and ideas to make bookings preparation planning gear selection packing and cooking meals easy
The great thing is it includes a comprehensive guide on how to juggle bookings flights transfers and accommodation and then helps you sort out gear and food
There are some terrific stories about hiking the Overland Track on this site
Tips and hints for bushwalking this World Heritage track in the magnificent Cradle Mountan - Lake St Clair National Park Tasmania Australia
Frank and Sue Wall
The Overland Track
Photo of the editionCradle Mountain is a photographerrsquos heaven In each edition we highlight one special image taken in the Cradle Mountain National Park
This image was captured on an iPhone by Mathew Stewart (via Flickr) He calls it Cradle Mountain -7 degrees For a Queenslander Mathew was impressed by how cold it was at Dove Lake This simple image is a great way to show the extremes at Cradle Mountain
Why hike the Overland Track
Have you ever wondered why so many people tackle this world famous hiking track You can read all about it here
The Overland Track in winter with Caitie and Lauren
Great story of two young women tackling the Overland Track in snow fog and very wet weather
Keep your eye out for the next editionhellipThe Cradle Mountain eMagazine is published seasonally eight times a year
It is brimming with great Cradle Mountain stories special accommodation deals and reviews ldquowhatrsquos onrdquo and ldquowhat to dordquo and ldquowhat to seerdquo
In between editions check out Cradle Mountain Tasmania on Facebook There is a growing community of people who enjoy Cradle Mountain and all things Tasmania
Drop by and share your stories and pictures of your adventures at Cradle with the world
Advertise on CradlemountainnetIf you are interested in reaching fantastic people who are passionate about the outdoors adventure travel Cradle Mountain and Tasmania we would love to hear from you Contact Frankcradlemountainnet and letrsquos have a chat
Cradle Mountain Quad Bikes
Our track winds up through ancient myrtle forest and alpine eucalypt forest to the button grass plains at the top of the ldquoSpeelerrdquo
The spectacular views of Cradle Mountain Barn Bluff Mount Roland Western Bluff and Black Bluff are amazing (and you didnrsquot even have to walk)
If the cloud is down then we just have to enjoy the solitude before we head off down the dirt (mostly mud) for a play before ldquoboiling the billyrdquo and ultimately heading back to base
What to do at Cradle Mountain ndash soak up some adrenalineSome of us are always looking for an extra boost of mad excitement as part of our holiday Cradle Mountain is not just spectacular wilderness you can get out and have some ldquounnaturalrdquo fun
Cradle Mountain Horse Riding
Your ride climbs up through the changing mix of Alpine Eucalypt and Myrtle Forest to the button grass plains at the top of The Speeler Plain
This is THE VIEW of Cradle Mountain Barn Bluff Western Bluff MtRoland and Black Bluff
Cradle Mountain Canyons
If you are after an unforgettable experience come and join us and discover the secret side of Cradle Mountain
Looking for more adventure Hike the Overland Track The Overland Track is a magnificent 6 day walk that takes you through some of the finest mountain terrain in the world
This 65km wilderness trek is enjoyed by many local and international visitors each year as an independent bushwalk In addition several companies can provide experienced guides to show you the wonders of the National Park
If yoursquore thinking about hiking the Overland Track there is a very comprehensive eGuide How to Hike the Overland Track available Itrsquos designed to give you the skill and inspiration to tackle the Track
Created by experienced multi day hikers it is packed with tips and ideas to make bookings preparation planning gear selection packing and cooking meals easy
The great thing is it includes a comprehensive guide on how to juggle bookings flights transfers and accommodation and then helps you sort out gear and food
There are some terrific stories about hiking the Overland Track on this site
Tips and hints for bushwalking this World Heritage track in the magnificent Cradle Mountan - Lake St Clair National Park Tasmania Australia
Frank and Sue Wall
The Overland Track
Photo of the editionCradle Mountain is a photographerrsquos heaven In each edition we highlight one special image taken in the Cradle Mountain National Park
This image was captured on an iPhone by Mathew Stewart (via Flickr) He calls it Cradle Mountain -7 degrees For a Queenslander Mathew was impressed by how cold it was at Dove Lake This simple image is a great way to show the extremes at Cradle Mountain
Why hike the Overland Track
Have you ever wondered why so many people tackle this world famous hiking track You can read all about it here
The Overland Track in winter with Caitie and Lauren
Great story of two young women tackling the Overland Track in snow fog and very wet weather
Keep your eye out for the next editionhellipThe Cradle Mountain eMagazine is published seasonally eight times a year
It is brimming with great Cradle Mountain stories special accommodation deals and reviews ldquowhatrsquos onrdquo and ldquowhat to dordquo and ldquowhat to seerdquo
In between editions check out Cradle Mountain Tasmania on Facebook There is a growing community of people who enjoy Cradle Mountain and all things Tasmania
Drop by and share your stories and pictures of your adventures at Cradle with the world
Advertise on CradlemountainnetIf you are interested in reaching fantastic people who are passionate about the outdoors adventure travel Cradle Mountain and Tasmania we would love to hear from you Contact Frankcradlemountainnet and letrsquos have a chat
Cradle Mountain Quad Bikes
Our track winds up through ancient myrtle forest and alpine eucalypt forest to the button grass plains at the top of the ldquoSpeelerrdquo
The spectacular views of Cradle Mountain Barn Bluff Mount Roland Western Bluff and Black Bluff are amazing (and you didnrsquot even have to walk)
If the cloud is down then we just have to enjoy the solitude before we head off down the dirt (mostly mud) for a play before ldquoboiling the billyrdquo and ultimately heading back to base
What to do at Cradle Mountain ndash soak up some adrenalineSome of us are always looking for an extra boost of mad excitement as part of our holiday Cradle Mountain is not just spectacular wilderness you can get out and have some ldquounnaturalrdquo fun
Cradle Mountain Horse Riding
Your ride climbs up through the changing mix of Alpine Eucalypt and Myrtle Forest to the button grass plains at the top of The Speeler Plain
This is THE VIEW of Cradle Mountain Barn Bluff Western Bluff MtRoland and Black Bluff
Cradle Mountain Canyons
If you are after an unforgettable experience come and join us and discover the secret side of Cradle Mountain
Keep your eye out for the next editionhellipThe Cradle Mountain eMagazine is published seasonally eight times a year
It is brimming with great Cradle Mountain stories special accommodation deals and reviews ldquowhatrsquos onrdquo and ldquowhat to dordquo and ldquowhat to seerdquo
In between editions check out Cradle Mountain Tasmania on Facebook There is a growing community of people who enjoy Cradle Mountain and all things Tasmania
Drop by and share your stories and pictures of your adventures at Cradle with the world
Advertise on CradlemountainnetIf you are interested in reaching fantastic people who are passionate about the outdoors adventure travel Cradle Mountain and Tasmania we would love to hear from you Contact Frankcradlemountainnet and letrsquos have a chat
Cradle Mountain Quad Bikes
Our track winds up through ancient myrtle forest and alpine eucalypt forest to the button grass plains at the top of the ldquoSpeelerrdquo
The spectacular views of Cradle Mountain Barn Bluff Mount Roland Western Bluff and Black Bluff are amazing (and you didnrsquot even have to walk)
If the cloud is down then we just have to enjoy the solitude before we head off down the dirt (mostly mud) for a play before ldquoboiling the billyrdquo and ultimately heading back to base
What to do at Cradle Mountain ndash soak up some adrenalineSome of us are always looking for an extra boost of mad excitement as part of our holiday Cradle Mountain is not just spectacular wilderness you can get out and have some ldquounnaturalrdquo fun
Cradle Mountain Horse Riding
Your ride climbs up through the changing mix of Alpine Eucalypt and Myrtle Forest to the button grass plains at the top of The Speeler Plain
This is THE VIEW of Cradle Mountain Barn Bluff Western Bluff MtRoland and Black Bluff
Cradle Mountain Canyons
If you are after an unforgettable experience come and join us and discover the secret side of Cradle Mountain
