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Mount Maria Photos


Standing at 711m, Mount Maria is the highest point on Maria Island and offers extensive views along Tasmania’s east coast. Leaving Darlington, this 5-6 hour, 16km walk follows the well-established Inland Track for half the distance before scrambling through steep eucalypt forest and exposed rock screes to the summit.

The trail includes short detours to visit the Painted Cliffs and the Oast House ruins. Hikers may also wish to mountain bike the Inland Track portion of the walk.

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