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Length: 1km
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Duration: 20mins
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Grade: 2
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Style: Circuit
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Start: Egans Road
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End: Egans Road
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Location: Evercreech Forest Reserve
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Closest Town: Mathinna
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Distance from CBD: 227km
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State: TAS
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Latitude: -41.400908
Longitude: 147.972836
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Evercreech is a 1km, grade 2 Circuit hike located in Evercreech Forest Reserve Tasmania. The hike should take approximately 20mins to complete.
Summary
The magnificent white gums of Evercreech are amongst the tallest trees of their type in Australia. Interpretation signs tell visitors the story of these majestic trees. An excellent reserve for a family picnic gathering.
Region
The East Coast and Flinders Island
Getting there
Road C423 from Ringarooma and follow signs to Evercreech Forest Reserve (unsealed roads).
Tips
Toilets, picnic tables, picnic shelter, fireplaces and firewood.
Track to viewing platform may suit some wheelchair users and those with strollers.
Walking here is not recommended in strong winds or stormy weather trees and limbs may fall.
Dogs welcome on a leash. Camping, firearms or bicycles are not allowed.
For more information about this hiking trail please visit Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania
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