Hand-picked GetYourGuide products when you want the Derwent Valley drive and Russell Falls timing handled. Combo days also add kunanyi / Mount Wellington, Bonorong or Richmond — they are not Tarn Shelf or Lake Dobson days. Tours do not replace Parks Tasmania alerts or alpine packing decisions. Always check inclusions (Parks Pass, walking time, lunch) and cancellations on the product page.
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From Hobart: Mt Field National Park and Russell Falls
The focused self-drive alternative — Derwent Valley day from Hobart with Russell Falls time. Confirm Parks Pass, walking time and lunch on the product page. Not a Tarn Shelf day.
Mount Field National Park Russell Falls (6hr private tour)
Private vehicle day from Hobart — better when you want your own pace at the falls and rainforest rather than a shared coach clock. Still verify road and track status independently.
From Hobart: Mt Field, Mt Wellington and Bonorong tour
Combo day: kunanyi / Mount Wellington, Mount Field waterfalls (some dates walk Three Falls Circuit) and Bonorong wildlife. A packed Hobart loop — not Lake Dobson or Tarn Shelf. Check walk length and Parks Pass on the product page.
Hobart: Mt Wellington, Mt Field, Bonorong and Richmond trip
Full-day nature loop: kunanyi / Mount Wellington, Mount Field, Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary and Richmond. Russell Falls is one stop among four. Confirm inclusions (park entry, sanctuary) before you book.
Multi-day island loop that can include Russell Falls plus Cradle and other wilderness stops. For a full Tasmania trip, not a single Mount Field morning. Confirm the current itinerary on the product page.
New NorfolkDerwent Valley town on the Hobart drive (~40 min to the park)
HobartDay-trip base — just over an hour each way in light traffic
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