The South West
The wild and remote south-west of Tasmania is among the most isolated and undeveloped regions in the world, albeit only a couple of hundred kilometres from Hobart. The denseness of the rainforest, the unpredictable and heavy rainfall, the danger of flashflooding and the steep mountain terrain have kept all but the most intrepid out of this area.
Now, however, you can drive through parts of the park, on the Scotts Peak and Gordon River roads, or from Cockle Creek. Other areas remain remote and inaccessible by car. See the national parks website for more details www.parks.tas.gov.au/natparks/southwest/index.html.
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