Bushwalk Australia

Here are some pics from my walk in Hartz Mountains today. Was a great walk but didnt go to the peak itself as the clouds rolled in when I was walking up to the pass. Clouds covered the range for 95% of the time I was there. These have only been roughly edited but managed to get some good variety in the shots. Hope you enjoy them.

Hartz Peak & Mount Snowy (The only time Snowy was visible)


Hartz Mountains Range


Hartz Peak


Hartz Peak while climbing through the snow


Hartz Lake from Hartz Pass


Close up of Federation Peak from Hartz Pass


Looking to the south from Hartz Pass


Climbing down from Hartz Pass


A snug little home for a Cushion Plant


Ladies Tarn reflections


Small Pandani grove


Small stream near the visitor centre


Devils Backbone as the sun starts to set


The moon over a calm Huon River on the way home

Thanks for sharing these TD, some lovely images.
Particularly appreciate the water in Hartz Lake from Hartz Pass, also the beautifully gentle moon over the Huon.

Some excellent photos there tazdaz

Great shots Tasdaz, shows the area well.

Hi Tasdaz,

I was at Hartz on Thursday morning. Were you driving the Falcon? If so, I said hi to you in the carpark. There were very few other people around. I put a couple of photos up at http://tasbushblog.blogspot.com/2008/07/hartz-peak-17th-july-2008.html. Looks like you got slightly clearer weather than me, I didn't see the peak as clearly as your photos show.

Mark

Thank you all for your comments, it surely is a great place to walk and take photos.

mhanna wrote:Hi Tasdaz,

I was at Hartz on Thursday morning. Were you driving the Falcon? If so, I said hi to you in the carpark.

That was me. Amazing how small this virtual world is!! I was lucky to get some shots of the peak in clear weather as it was clouded over most of the time. I tried waiting around to catch the alpenglow on the peak but cloud stopped that plan. Mind you I was a bit envious of the all wheel drive system in your car

sheesh... if you were both decked out in the daggy bushwalk tasmania hats and t-shirts you would have recognised a fellow forum member on the spot!

Yeah, t-shirts in the south west in the snow? I think not! Maybe a bumper sticker?

Some more pics as the sun slowly set...