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Outdoor recreation involves risk. You are responsible for your decisions, fitness, navigation, weather assessment and compliance with park rules. Always verify track status, fees, fire bans and safety information on official Parks Tasmania resources.

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Subject (site use)AuthorLicenceSource
Wineglass Bay white sand crescent and turquoise water from the lookout saddle, Freycinet National ParkJJ Harrison (jjharrison.com.au)CC BY-SA 3.0Commons file
Wineglass Bay and The Hazards granite range from the summit of Mount Amos, Freycinet PeninsulaMikeybearCC BY-SA 3.0Commons file
Cape Tourville lighthouse on granite cliffs above the Tasman Sea, Freycinet National ParkWj32CC BY-SA 3.0Commons file
Pink granite boulders and sheltered water at Honeymoon Bay, Freycinet National ParkWj32CC BY-SA 3.0Commons file
The Hazards granite peaks rising above Coles Bay, east coast TasmaniaQueentulipCC BY-SA 4.0Commons file
Long white sand and dunes at South Friendly Beaches, Freycinet National ParkHilACTCC BY-SA 4.0Commons file
Coastal heath and granite headland on the Freycinet Peninsula, TasmaniaLiese Coulter, CSIROCC BY 3.0Commons file
Pink granite and clear water at Sleepy Bay, Freycinet National ParkJJ Harrison (jjharrison.com.au)CC BY-SA 3.0Commons file
The Hazards granite range from Hazards Beach, Freycinet PeninsulaJJ Harrison (jjharrison.com.au)CC BY-SA 3.0Commons file
Granite coast and sea at Bicheno, east coast TasmaniaJJ Harrison (jjharrison.com.au)CC BY-SA 3.0Commons file
Swansea Beach looking toward the Freycinet Peninsula, east coast TasmaniagekkoCC BY-SA 3.0Commons file

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