




π Norwood, TAS
Cataract Gorge, just 2km from Launceston city centre, is a dramatic ravine carved through limestone featuring scenic walking tracks, a swimming pool set against the cliffs, and the world's longest single-span chairlift offering bird's-eye views of the gorge. The reserve also includes a suspension bridge and restaurant overlooking the spectacular chasm.
Reviews from Google
3 weeks ago
30 min return hike, the view was very average, worth for spotting wallabies upclose though
4 months ago
Great lookout steep climb after the chairlift but well worth the effort.
5 months ago
Worth a visit $6 parking for all day. walking trails
a year ago
Nice little walk up a steep hill, mostly steps. However, the view was average. Track was ok however would be tricky if you didn't have good mobility
3 years ago
First walk that is seen when stepping off the chair lift. Quite a steep climb. I am not an experienced hiker and would only recommend to those with more experience. On the day I went the path was wet and not always clear. The cliff face and path were too close for me to risk it so only made it about 3/4 of the way to the top before deciding to head back.
Cataract Lookout is in Norwood, TAS, Australia. GPS: -41.44674, 147.11699.
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