Another one of our beautiful places to visit in Tasmania is the World Heritage listed rainforest, Liffey Falls.
Around the parking/picnic area you see leftovers of the logging days
The walk down to the river under the huge man ferns (or ‘tree ferns’ if you are a ‘mainlander’) is gorgeous
The man ferns tower above you and are covered in clinging mosses and lichen
Once you reach the river, you can walk alongside it, taking in views at various points
As you walk down the path, you’ll come across quite a lot of these plate like fungi poking out from the tree trunks
Its easy to sit for a while, dangle your feet over the edge and soak up the peacefulness and the view
In a different season you would get a soggy bottom if you sat there!
When you reach the bottom of the walk you get to see more of the cascading falls… which is sparse in summer
Slightly more impressive in autumn
Definitely put this on your list when you visit Tasmania!
Cheers & Happy Friday/Weekend to everyone
My husband and I like to keep a list of places we want to visit in OneNote, one tab per country and Liffey Falls is now on the LIST! What a gorgeous area. It sounds like the most magical place to explore, and I bet it smells incredible. That’s one thing I wish we could share most of all – smells to go with the sights!
Yes – it always smells fresh and lovely!
Although no-one would have thanked me for sharing the smell of the Not-Ambergris! lol
Glad Liffey made your list! 🙂