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Cradle Mountain Lodge - Cradle Mountain From $242

Cradle Mountain Lodge is a warm, retreat nestled high in the Tasmanian wilderness, a superb escape featuring cosy cabins, fine food and wine and many activities. Cradle Mountain Lodge is a unique wilderness retreat on the edge of the World Heritage Listed Cradle Mountain/Lake St. Clair National Park. The awesome beauty of this region is an inspiration that will stay with you long after you leave. Here you see the face of creation all around you in the mirror lakes and rugged mountain peaks. And you dont need to be an environmentalist to feel humble in the towering presence of a King Billy Pine - over 1,000 years old yet still a relative newcomer to these ancient forests. This is a ...

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 Cradle Mountain Lodge ~ Cradle Mountain

Love Grove Guest House - Cradle Mountain From $125

30 minutes drive away from Cradle Mountain. Perfect place to base your self for your Cradle Mountain experience. A stylishly decorated, Self contained unit featuring a queen-size bed and a sofa bed set in peaceful surrounds ensuring absolute privacy.

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 Love Grove Guest House ~ Cradle Mountain




Cradle MountainCradle Mountain stands to the north of Cradle Mountain - Lake St Clair National Park, Tasmania's most famous wilderness area. This World Heritage Park covers 1262 square kilometres, taking in deep gorges, steep mountain peaks, icy streams, glacial lakes, sweeping moors of buttongrass and tarns. The park includes both Tasmania's highest peak - Mt Ossa (1617m), and Australia's deepest glacial lake - Lake St Clair.

Cradle Mountain can be reached by road from a turn-off along the Murchison Highway and takes about 90 minutes from Devonport. There is a range of accommodation at the entrance to the park, from camping to world-class cabin and hotel accommodation.

Cradle Mountain has a range of short or longs walks on offer. Bushwalkers will be rewarded with spectacular scenery, birdlife, wildflowers and bracing air. Being an alpine region, you should be prepared for sudden weather changes - which can go from sunny and warm to cold and wet within minutes. Cradle Mountain weather is known for its unpredictability. You can expect all four seasons at any time of the year, so even in summer it is a good idea to bring clothes that you can layer on, a spare pair of walking shoes, a warm jumper and a wind/rainproof jacket. The warmest months are January and February and the coldest Months are July and August. The warmest temperature is 30 degrees and the coldest overnight is minus 10 degrees. Snow can fall at any time of the year but usually in July, August and September where a good fall is between 200mm and 300mm.