Waking up at the Highlander Lodge, Cradle Mountain.
The beginning of the Overland Track, and the first hill near Dove Lake.
A pretty plant.
The chain track, very steep!
Crater Lake
Marion's Lookout
Marion's Lookout and Dove Lake, with Cradle Mountain in the background.
Cradle Mountain in low cloud.
Walking further in past Marion's Lookout.
Cradle Mountain, we barely saw thee.
Kitchen Hut, and the approach to the back of Cradle Mountain.
Walking past Cradle Mountain.
The back of the range after Cradle Mountain.
Such a pretty range.
The flat plateau before Waterfall Valley.
The boys walking on duckboards on the swampy plateau.
About to drop into Waterfall Valley.
Waterfall Valley Hut
Sitting on the porch of Waterfall Valley Hut, looking at Barn Bluff
Stopped for lunch overlooking the Pelion Range and Lake Windemere.
Soaking up the view.
Lake Windemere
Windemere Hut
The view of Barn Bluff from Windemere Hut
Waking up at Windemere Hut on a foggy morning.
Dewey spider webs in the morning light leaving Windemere Hut.
An enchanting thicket of trees.
Pelion West
Pelion West
Our first view of Mount Oakleigh.
Onwards!
Halfway through the longest day, about to enter the forest near Pelion West.
A delightful forest path, some mud.
Out of the forest and into the sunshine.
The end of a long day at Pelion Hut with a clear view of Mount Oakleigh.
The creek near Pelion Hut.
Mount Oakleigh in the late afternoon light.
Good morning Mount Oakleigh!
An arduous climb up to Pelion Gap.
Pelion Gap looking at Mount Doris (foreground) and Mount Ossa (background).
The Japanese Garden on the approach to Mount Ossa.
The Japanese Garden looking back at Pelion East.
The steep climb up Mount Ossa.
The boys!
A short rest.
A long way to go! It's so steep, the photos don't do it justice.
Happy place.
Waiting for slow pokes to catch up.
Stunning vistas on the way up Mount Ossa.
The boulders were endless!
The approach is very steep and the legs are burning now.
The high road.
The final approach.
Looking up towards the summit.
Taking the scenic route.
Taking it in.
The summit of Mount Ossa, the highest point in Tasmania.
The big man himself, on top of the world.
Down to Kia Ora Hut, looking back at Mount Ossa.
A thundering waterfall in between Kia Ora and Bert Nicholls Huts.
A very friendly path through the lush rainforest.
The Ducane Range from the track near Bert Nicholls Hut.
Our Overland Track group at Bert Nicholls Hut, bunch of legends.
In a hurry to catch an early ferry, a quick breakfast in a magical dell.
The final stretch of track towards Narcissus Hut.
Almost there.
Three handsome blokes waiting for a ferry at Lake St Clair.