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Black Bluff is the highest point between Cradle Mountain and the north coast of Tasmania. At the base of the mountain lies Winterbrook falls. Winterbrook flows from the top of Black Bluff Mountain and falls 200m off the mountainside in three drops and then gradually flows to join the Leven River at Loongana.
Tilde Bergström
Conservation Stories Editor
Black Bluff is the highest point between Cradle Mountain and the north coast of Tasmania. At the base of the mountain lies Winterbrook falls. Winterbrook flows from the top of Black Bluff Mountain and falls 200m off the mountainside in three drops and then gradually flows to join the Leven River at Loongana.
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