Enjoyed a walk with the wife today into Pelverata Falls, around a 9km 3hr return hike which starts of on easy fire trails, lulling one into a false sense of security as the track gradually narrows, gets bumpier and eventually has you scrambling over loose rock scree’s and steep slabs to view the “falls”.
I use the term “falls” here very loosely, as there wasn’t any water falling on our visit.
Return view toward Pelverata, with the rocky track on the right – not the worst of it, but an enjoyable little adventure. Pelverata is located in a valley between Longley and Huonville, south of Hobart.
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Beautiful scenery, and I bet spectacular after rainfall!
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Absolutely! It only has a small catchment so you have to pick your time and walk in on a wet, treacherous track!
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Darn those Terms and Conditions! 😀
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Your scenery there is fantastic! ❤️
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I forgot to mention, this is apparently Tassies highest waterfall … when there’s water 🙂
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That would be quite a workout to go any distance on the rocky trail. Worth it though to see this scenery and smell the fresh air.
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It was as much mental, watching your feet didn’t hit a loose rock wrong. Thanks for commenting 😀
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