オーストラリアの峠・トップ3

The Col is a saddle sitting at the end of Narrow Neck Plateau, where the plateau drops into the Jamison and Kedumba Valleys. From The Cold, hikers can peer past sandstone stacks down the Kedumba Valley and into the green eucalyptus forest extending toward Mount Solitary.

Rawson Pass sits at about 2,100 meters above sea level. Its the high saddle where the Main Range Track encounters the Mount Kosciuszko summit path. It's a junction and turning point, with trails leading either to the summit or back toward Charlotte Pass. The exposed alpine gives wide views across the plateau, making it a natural turning point on the circuit. Environmentally designed composting toilets are located here, but there's no water or shelter, so walkers need to come prepared.

In the off-season it's more of a lost place.

Check out Tasmanian NP Page https://parks.tas.gov.au/explore-our-parks/ben-lomond-national-park/alpine-village-to-little-hell before you go. This tour ist strenous. We needed 3.5h gross including many photo stops. I guess, when the weather ist not so nice, it would take more time. Dont underestimate the long dirt road to the trailhrad. Jacobs ladder, the final and very steep part, is a challenge with a low clearance compact car.

No bikes beyond this point, park your bike here to hike to the summit. Also a toilet here.

No bikes beyond this point, but there are toilets.

You emphasize the importance of carrying enough food and water with you since there are no food or water stops along the entire route. This is crucial information for anyone planning the journey to ensure they have adequate supplies. https://www.paybyplatema.ltd/

Beautiful 10km gravel climb up to Schlink Pass - potential to visit three historic huts on the way up.