Stacks Bluff (1527 m) is the ninth highest mountain in Tasmania. It's located on the southern end of
Ben Lomond National Park, the track starts at a forestry road above the old mining town named Storys Creek.
Take the first left after entering Strory's Creek from the west, from the car park walk up the track, there's a post with Stacks Bluff written on it.
This walk is difficult and should take
6 hours (with return).
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| From Storys Creek |
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| In the forest |
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| (In the forest) |
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| Stacks Bluff |
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| Tarn |
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| We turned back at the plateau (1300 m) |
Stacks Bluff (1527 m) is the ninth highest mountain in Tasmania. It's located on the southern end of Ben Lomond National Park, the track starts at a forestry road above the old mining town named Storys Creek.
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