Mountains in Tasmania

Tasmanian Peaks and Cliffs

Tasmania’s landscape is defined by its rugged dolerite peaks and ancient quartzite formations. This selection spans from the iconic jagged silhouette of Cradle Mountain to the white quartzite summit of Frenchmans Cap. It includes the multi-tiered cascades of Liffey Falls and the iron-stained sandstone of Maria Island's Painted Cliffs. The list also highlights specialized climbing crags across the Sand River region and high-altitude lookouts on Flinders Island, showcasing the island's diverse geological history and vertical terrain.