I’ve never been nervous for a hike, before our last day in Tasmania. But our preparation for hiking the Cradle Mountain Summit definitely had my anxiety going. We knew it was a hard hike, but heard it was worth every step.
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The jagged peaks that tower over the sky-blue waters and rugged landscape looked like something out of a prehistoric or sci-fi story. I grew up around mountains, but none that look quite like this one.
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Our ninth day in Tasmania was scheduled to be a long one. We had a far drive ahead of us, with a long list of natural sites we wanted to see, along the way.
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Before heading to the mountains of Tasmania, we spent a day exploring one of the southernmost points in Australia— Bruny Island.
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This was one of my favorite days, in Tasmania. We started it off by driving into Southwest National Park, which had been high on my must-see list, and hiking The Needles.
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We woke up, on our first day in Hobart, feeling ready to go! With MONA and Mt Wellington on the agenda, I knew it was going to be a great day!
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Our fifth day in Tasmania we made a stop in Richmond, to see Australia’s oldest surviving bridge. Richmond ended up being such a cute town, where I could have wandered around, all day.
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On our fourth day, in Tasmania, we woke up early and hit the trail! Our plan was to hike Cape Hauy, which is one of the three hikes along the Three Capes Track. We set off early and eager to see what adventures awaited!
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Our third day in Tasmania was supposed to include a hike around Wineglass Bay. But once we got there, we learned that all hiking trails were closed, due to fire danger. So we packed up the car and drove on, in search of an alternate adventure…
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As Spring arrived, we began planning our perfect patio garden with a DIY raised garden bed. Aside from the soil and seeds, I really wanted to keep the design cost under $200, which we were able to do, easily! Here’s everything you’ll need to do the same.