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Lake Johnson Nature Reserve

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Grade: Easy
Length: 1 Full Day (Approximately 10 Hours)
Max People: 10

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In conjunction with RoamWild Tasmania, Wild Wombat Walks is very proud to offer something very special.

This full day tour takes you to the top of Mount Read, the site of the eponymous mining village dating from the late 1890s and the wettest place in Tasmania. Lake Johnson Nature Reserve is home to several unique species of tree – although they do grow elsewhere on the Island.

One is the largest continuous ‘patch’ of Nothofagus gunnii, or Tanglefoot – our deciduous rainforest tree; two is the largest King Billy Pine (Athrotaxis selaginoides) yet found and three is…..

Can you wait? There is a wonderful story about the ____________ (you’ll find out what it is as we travel up the mountain) which overhangs Lake Johnson. It’s been there a LONG time….and it’s a wonder it survived our presence….

Come and find out what makes the wettest place in Tasmania somewhere you will never forget!

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