A rainy day
Rainy days on Mt. Wellington are pure magic. đ§ď¸ Driving into the clouds, we were treated to cascading waterfalls and a landscape brought to life by the rain. The earth soaked up the moisture, and every detail around us glistened in the mist. Who says rainy days canât be perfect for exploring?â
More than just a waterfall
đż More Than Just a Waterfall đOur Russell Falls Tour offers so much more than seeing one of the most stunning waterfalls youâll ever encounter!Start with morning tea at the historic Salmon Ponds.
đ Visit a charming local raspberry farm.
đł Stroll beneath towering trees in Tasmaniaâs lush wilderness.
đ And thenâ the grand finale: the breathtaking Russell Falls!To top it all off, enjoy a relaxing picnic lunch by a running river. Sounds like a dream? Come see for yourself!This is a tour you donât want to miss. đ
đ Departing Tuesdays and Thursdays!#waterfalls #waterfallwednesday #expeience_tasmania_grayline #tasmania #hobartandbeyond #salmondponds #tasmanianwildlife #derwentvalleytasmania #traveltasmania
We had an incredible visit to the Salmon Ponds!
The resident platypus made a special appearance, much to everyoneâs delight. The water was alive with activityârainbow trout, ducks, and the playful platypus all competing for food.
Our guests were absolutely thrilled with the experience!
You can explore the Salmon Ponds as part of our Russell Falls Tour, running every Tuesday and Thursday. Donât miss out on this unique adventure!
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Russell Falls
Immerse yourself in wilderness, waterfalls and wildlife on this amazing bus tour to Tasmaniaâs Russell Falls and the pristine rainforests of Mount Field National Park.
What a treat! Check out how much water was flowing over Russell Falls todayâabsolutely incredible after the recent rains.
Book now ⤾ď¸
https://www.experiencetas.com.au/bus-tours/russell-falls-mount-field/
Itâs Wombat Wednesday and we thought we would share some of our experiences when we visit Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary .
Isnât this a face that makes your heart just melt? Dewey is the newest member of the @bonorong family.
Little Dewey is a 6-7 month old bear-nosed wombat. Dewey was found wandering on the side of the road without his mum.
His love language is cuddles. He leaves the comfort of his blankets whenever someone walks by, thinking itâs time for a cuddle from the keepers.
You can meet little Dewey and the other members of the family yourself if you do a tour with @
Check the website for details.
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Our tours to Russell Falls are always a favorite among our guests. Highlights include a morning tea stop at the Salmon Ponds where you can enjoy pancakes and a warm beverage. After this we do a gentle walk around the various ponds to admire the large salmon and trout & maybe even spot the resident platypus. Lately we have been fortunate enough to spot him playing in the water with the fish. Upon arriving at Mt Field National Park you will feel as if you've entered a new world of adventure, surrounded by towering trees, flowing water, and lush greenery. This time of year the mushrooms are popping up everywhere adding an extra element of excitement to your visit. Weâll introduce you to the thrill of mushroom hunting. The recent rainfall has made the waterfalls even more spectacular. It truly is an incredible day. Our Russell Falls tour departs on Tuesdays and Thursdays. If youâre interested in a great day out be sure to add this tour to your itinerary when visiting Hobart.Experience Tasmania will be delighted to take you on a memorable journey. Thank you, Crystal and Perry, for allowing us to share your experience with everyone. #russelfallstour #experience_tasmania_grayline #tasmania #hobartandbeyond #travel_tasmania #nevermissanopportunity
We had an incredible encounter today during our Russell Falls tour when we saw a Lyrebird.
Lyrebirds were introduced to Tasmania in the 1930s and 1940s due to concerns that the species might go extinct on the mainland because of habitat clearing, cats, and especially foxes.
An interesting study conducted in the late 1980s revealed that Lyrebirds in Tasmania were still repeating bird calls from mainland species that don't occur in Tasmania, even after 50 years.
This is because young males learn these calls from the adults, so the calls of the original introduced birds have been passed down through the years. As a result, the calls of endemic Tasmanian bird species are now mixed in with those of mainland species.
Isnât that fascinating?
#lyrebird #experience_tasmania_grayline #travel_tasmania #tasmania #hobartandbeyond #derwentvalleytasmania #tasparks #russellfalls
Port Arthur Tour
This is what you can experience when doing a Port Arthur Tour with @experience_tasmania_grayline
