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Kara
Nice quiet walk to the falls. Not too difficult, only about 1km.
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Halls Falls Track
Walking & Hiking•East Coast
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Tasmania's East Coast offers a unique blend of rugged coastline, scenic beaches, and picturesque towns, making it an ideal destination for campers and caravanners. The region is characterised by its natural beauty, with an array of camping and caravan options available to suit different tastes and preferences. Whether you're looking for a secluded spot to relax and unwind or a base to explore the local area, you'll find a range of options to choose from.
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Tourism Western AustraliaNice quiet walk to the falls. Not too difficult, only about 1km.
Walking & Hiking•East Coast
The drive up through the Bay of Fires are is stunning. Each little stop and beach is so secluded, has stunning views and white sands. Would recommend!
Would recommend! It’s an easy viewing area right next the the car park. You can walk out into some of the rocks. The blowhole itself is really cool and gets pretty high. Amongst the rocks we found crabs and star fish for a little extra thrill!
This hike is a great option too see wineglass bay if you do not want to complete the hike to the bay. It’s uphill in many areas but there are plenty of rest stops. There are a fair few stairs up the top but it’s worth the view if you can tackle them.
Scenic Spots•East Coast
Scenic Spots•East Coast