White Beach Tourist Park, White Beach, TAS


Day 325 – 7th January 2012
White Beach Tourist Park, White Beach, TAS

Another early start to walk to Cape Pillar before the wind quicks in as this walk is not advised in strong winds. We walked past Lunchtime Creek to Perdition Ponds and finally reached the Blade and Chasm Lookout where we had great views over Tasman Island and the coastline. After a rest we walked back to the campsite and packed up (?km return - ?h). Next we had lunch and walked back to Fortescue Bay (8km – 2h). We moved on to White Beach where we booked into the caravan park and enjoyed a relaxing evening.


Early start to the day
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP


Collecting fresh water at Lunchtime Creek
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

Scrubbing the boots
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

View towards Cape Raoul
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

It's a little bit muddy
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

Perdition Ponds
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

Tasman Island coming in sight
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP


Magnificent coastline
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

Blade Lookout
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

Sea lion colony on Tasman Island
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

View to Chasm Lookout
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

Walking to Chasm Lookout
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

View back to Blade Lookout
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

Tasman Island
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

Taking in the scenery
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

Walking back to camp
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

Don't get lost in the woods
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

Mushrooms anyone?
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

Waar is kabouter Pimpelmoes?
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

Gear is packed and walking back to the van
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

Nearly home Nele
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

Beautiful forest
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP

Back at Fortescue Bay
Cape Pillar Walk - Tasman NP


2 comments:

  1. I just discovered your blog and read almost the whole thing today - great inspiration for camping! It seems to end very suddenly and I'd love to know whether the rest of your trip was okay. Cheers, Kerryn.

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