Russell Falls

Russell Falls

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Russell Falls

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Tasmania's best known falls, Russell Falls is just a short 10 minutes easy walk from the Mt Field National Park visitors centre. These very pretty falls are a delight and a must when visiting Tasmania. The walk takes you past some of the tallest hardwood trees in the world.

 

Source: http://www.crikey-adventure-tours.com/russell-falls.html

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Text by Steve Smith.

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