Tasmania Hastings Caves State Reserve directions: 30 km swouth of Geeveston; take Huon Highway/A6 from Hobart to Hastings Cave Road/C635 Thermal Springs Sensory Trail - wide boardwalk path - trail designed for mobility and vision impaired people - accessible restrooms, visitor center, cafe and thermal pool

_______________________________________ Tamar Island Wetland Reserve directions:  West Tamar Highway/A7 about 10 minutes North of Launceston - 3 km roundtrip trail - wide accessible boardwalk across wetlands to Tamar Island - trailhead at visitor center - accessible restrooms at visitor center and on island

_______________________________________ Cradle Moutain- Lake St. Clair National Park Rainforest Walk - "all weather boardwalk" - trailhead at visitor center Enchanted Walk - first half of trail is paved; second half isn't Watersmeet Walk - wide, mostly flat trail - trailhead behind visitor center - accessible picnic areas - accessible restrooms at visitor center and at Dove Lake parking lot/carpark

_______________________________________ Mount Field National Park - paved, wide, fairly level trail to Russell Falls - trail through "fern forest" and some of world's largest trees - cafe - accessible restrooms in visitor center _______________________________________ Freycinet National Park directions:  Tasman Highway/A3 to Coles Bay Road/C302, 11 km South to Bichera - 10 minute accessible trail/boardwalk - trailhead behind visitor center - accessible restroom next to parking lot/carpark - also: accessible campsites; camping is very popular between December 18 and Easter, lottery system/ballot for sites (ballots available on line)