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BERGVERLAG ROTHER Rother Wanderführer Tasmanien Von Jörg Brüggemann ISBN 978-3-7633-4368-3 entnommen aus dem BERGVERLAG ROTHER Rother Wanderführer Tasmanien von Jörg Brüggemann www.rother.de ISBN 978-3-7633-4368-3 Overland Track mit 7 Tage TOP 10 Mount Ossa, 1617 m 8 Tasmaniens Wanderklassiker Schon frühzeitig erkannten Naturliebhaber die landschaftliche Schönheit um den heutigen Overland Track. 1922 wurden die ersten 64.000 ha unter Schutz gestellt, doch erst 1971 wurde das Gebiet bei gleichzeitiger Erweiterung zum Nationalpark erklärt und 1982 in die Welterbeliste der UNESCO aufgenom- men. Mittlerweile wandern mehrere Tausend Menschen pro Jahr auf diesem Weg und sind begeistert von der Bergwelt mit ihren Gipfeln, Seen, Moor- und Heidelandschaften oder den Wäldern. Meist gut ausgebaute Wege und viele Hütten sorgen zudem für einen Komfort, der in vielen anderen tasmanischen Exotisch anmutende Pandanis. Regionen fehlt. fache Hütten mit Öfen (Toiletten befinden auf den beiden Karten gestrichelt darge- Ausgangspunkt: Parkplatz am Ronny weiteren Verlauf auch schlammige, wur- sich außerhalb) entlang der Wanderstre- stellt. Creek, 870 m, siehe Tour 9. zelreiche oder steinige Abschnitte, die cke zur Übernachtung offen. Die Schlaf- Hinweise: 1. Vom 1. Okt. bis 31. Mai darf Endpunkt: Lake St Clair Visitor Centre, Trittsicherheit erfordern. Nebenwege sind plätze sind in der Regel große Gemein- der Track nur von Nord nach Süd belau- 745 m. Tassielink stoppt auf seiner Linie oft weniger gut ausgebaut; zu den Gipfeln schaftspritschen oder 2-Personen-Lie- fen werden und die Wanderung kann in Hobart – Strahan am Besucherzentrum. gibt es zusätzlich Blockfelder und leichte gen (alle ohne Matratzen). Trotzdem gibt diesem Zeitraum nur nach Vorausbu- Höhenunterschied: Etwa 3010 m im Kletterstellen. Besondere Vorsicht gilt in es keine Garantie, freie Schlafplätze zu chung (bookings.overlandtrack.com.au, Aufstieg und 3140 m im Abstieg. den Gipfelbereichen bei feuchtem Ge- finden und es müssen Zelte mitgeführt Tel. 03/61 65 42 54) und Zahlung eines Anforderungen: Tourenlänge in Kombi- stein. Der Hauptweg bereitet mit seinen werden. Gute Zeltmöglichkeiten gibt es Entgeltes erst am gewählten Tag gestar- nation mit einem schweren Rucksack, da- vielen Wegweisern und Markierungen in der Nähe aller Hütten (begrenzt an der tet werden. Für die Verweildauer auf dem neben ein kräftiger Startanstieg sowie die wenig Orientierungsprobleme, die meist Echo Point Hut). Um die Belastung des Overland Track gibt es dann jedoch kei- Bergbesteigungen (auf Nebenwegen) er- spärlicher markierten Nebenwege erfor- Bodens zu minimieren, wurden neben ne Begrenzung. fordern gute körperliche Kondition. Befes- dern mehr Aufmerksamkeit. den meisten Gebäuden Holzplattformen 2. Wanderer müssen sich vor Wanderbe- tige Wege in der ersten Tourenhälfte; im Unterkunft: Es stehen acht zumeist ein- errichtet; auf diesen sind selbsttragende ginn im Cradle Mountain Visitor Centre Zeltkonstruktionen von Vorteil. registrieren lassen und erhalten einen Einkehr: Café im Lake St Clair Visitor Overland Track Pass, der auf der Tour Typisches Landschaftsbild am zweiten Tag. Centre. mitzuführen ist. Varianten: 1. Für die Anfangskilometer 3. Da die wenigsten Wanderer nur den bieten sich mehrere Alternativmöglich- reinen Overland Track (knapp 80 km) keiten an, z. B. über Crater Peak, Han- ohne jegliche Seitexkursionen absolvie- sons Peak oder via Dove Lake und Lake ren, sind die beliebten Nebenwege zu Wilks. Cradle Mountain, Lake Will, Mt Ossa so- 2. Wer auf die letzten Kilometer verzich- wie Fergusson, D’Alton Falls und Hartnett ten will, kann mit der Fähre von Narcis- Falls in die Wegbeschreibung aufgenom- sus Bay oder Echo Point Hut gemütlich men; Zeitbedarf, Höhenmeter und Entfer- über den Lake St Clair zum Endpunkt der nung fließen in die Gesamtberechnung Tour gelangen. Hierfür ist eine Vorausbu- ein. chung notwendig (Lake St Clair Ferry, Tipp: Wer mit einem Fahrzeug reist, www.lakestclairlodge.com.au, Tel. 03/62 kann dieses auch am Endpunkt der Wan- 89 11 37) und bei Erreichen der Narcis- derung, dem Lake St Clair Visitor Centre, sus Hut eine Ankunftsmeldung vom dort parken und mit dem Bus zum Startpunkt installierten Funkgerät zu tätigen. der Tour fahren. Dadurch lassen sich län- 3. Weitere optionale Abstecher entlang gere Wartezeiten auf den Bus am Ende des Tracks sind im Text kurz erwähnt und der Wanderung vermeiden. 72 73 entnommen aus dem BERGVERLAG ROTHER Rother Wanderführer Tasmanien von Jörg Brüggemann www.rother.de ISBN 978-3-7633-4368-3 1. Tag: 890 Hm Aufstieg, Fury Gorge. Es folgt der lin- 740 Hm Abstieg, 5.45 Std. ker Hand startende Lake Vom Startpunkt (1) des Rodway Track (5) zur Scott Overland Track geht es an- Klivert Hut, den es lohnt, ein fangs flach und recht gemüt- kurzes Stück für einen wun- lich voran, doch die vor uns derbaren Fernblick über liegenden Berge sind bald Lake Rodway und umge- erreicht und der erste große bende Bergwelt zu folgen Anstieg der Tour beginnt. (20 Min. hin und zurück). Stetig aufwärtshaltend bringt Nur wenig später finden wir uns der schwere Rucksack auf der rechten Seite den schnell ins Schwitzen. Wir Beginn des Gipfelweges passieren diverse Neben- (6) zum Barn Bluff, 1559 m, wege (der Overland Track dessen massiver Gipfelturm ist jedoch immer deutlich besonders an den ersten ausgeschildert), die kleinen beiden Wandertagen immer Crater Falls, umgeben von wieder ein Blickfang ist. Die großen Pandanis und alten Besteigung des Berges ist King Billy Pines, und den eine gute Alternative für alle, sehenswerten Crater Lake, die bereits den Cradle bevor wir den ersten Hoch- Mountain auf einer separa- punkt unserer Tour, den ten Tour erklommen haben. 1223 m hohen Marions Der Weg zum Barn Bluff ist Lookout (2), erklimmen. ähnlich anspruchsvoll, je- Großartige Ausblicke, wie doch etwas länger (2.15 Std. auf den gesamten Dove hin und zurück). Lake, sind unsere Startbe- Weiter am Overland Track lohnung. Im leichten Auf geht es nun hinab zum ers- und Ab durch offenes Hei- ten Quartier, der Waterfall deland gelangen wir als Valley Hut (7, kurzer Ne- Nächstes zur Kitchen Hut benweg). (3), einer Notfallunterkunft. Hier können wir die Rucksä- 2. Tag: 260 Hm Aufstieg, cke hinterlegen und mit 290 Hm Abstieg, 3.00 Std. leichtem Gepäck zum wenige Schritte weiter startenden Gipfelweg zum Am nächsten Morgen führt Cradle Mountain aufbrechen. Der steile Anstieg fordert weitere Schweißper- der Weg oberhalb des Wa- len und die Überwindung des Felsenmeeres im Gipfelbereich geschickte terfall Valley entlang. Meh- Schritte und den gelegentlichen Einsatz der Hände. Vom höchsten Punkt rere Bäche fließen in das Tal des Cradle Mountain (4), 1545 m, erwartet uns ein atemberaubender Aus- und formen dabei zahlrei- blick; von hier lässt sich auch ein Teil unserer nächsten Wanderkilometer gut che Wasserfälle. Diverse ausmachen. Trampelpfade führen durch Wieder mit vollem Gepäck am Overland Track laufen wir parallel zum Cradle- die trittempfindliche Vegeta- Massiv nach Süden; nach Westen bieten sich dabei Einblicke in die tiefe tion in das Tal. Von Seiten 74 75 entnommen aus dem BERGVERLAG ROTHER Rother Wanderführer Tasmanien von Jörg Brüggemann www.rother.de ISBN 978-3-7633-4368-3 nur im Notfall (20 Min. hin und zurück). Wenige Minuten später erreichen wir unser Nachtquartier, die moderne New Pelion Hut (12). Es lohnt hier, den unterhalb der Hütte fließenden Douglas Creek mit seinen von Moos bewachsenen Felsen, Kaskaden und Wasserfällen zu erkunden. Nördlich des Gebäudes startet auch der anfangs sehr schlammige Weg zu einem spektakulä- ren Aussichtspunkt auf dem Mount Oak leigh (3.15 Std. hin und zurück). 4. Tag: 840 Hm Aufstieg, 830 Hm Abstieg, 5.30 Std. der Nationalpark-Verwaltung möchte man daher, dass Wanderer hier auf Der Tag beginnt mit einem kontinuierlichen Anstieg, vorbei an weiteren Kas- dem Overland Track bleiben. Dieser führt uns jedoch weiter aussichtsreich kaden des Douglas Creek, zum mit alpinem Heideland bewachsenen Pelion zum kleinen Lake Holmes, wo rechter Hand ein gut ausgebauter Nebenweg Gap (13), 1126 m. Nach links führt hier ein Weg zum Mount Pelion East, zu zwei schmalen Sandstränden am ausgedehnten Lake Will (8) führt. Vor 1461 m, mit dem wohl besten Ausblick auf den Mount Ossa (1.15 Std. hin dem Panorama des Barn Bluff können unerschrockene Naturen hier einen und zurück), nach rechts geht es zum Mount Ossa selbst. Dieser Weg um- Sprung ins kalte Nass wagen. Entdecker können zudem auf sehr schlammi- geht zuerst den Mt Doris, führt durch einen Sattel zwischen den beiden Gip- gen Pfaden dem Ufer bis zum Abfluss des Sees mit den kräftig fließenden feln, bevor wir steil ansteigend einen Durchgang zwischen senkrechten Fels- Innes Falls folgen (vom zweiten Strand 50 Min. hin und zurück). wänden erklimmen und dann über ein Blockfeld fortsetzen. Das letzte Weg- Der Overland Track leitet nun weiter durch offene Moorlandschaft mit vielen stück ist flacher und führt uns auf den mit Doleritblöcken gekrönten Kulminati- Wasserlachen und Seen, bis wir einen markanten Aussichtspunkt auf Lake onspunkt Tasmaniens, den 1617 m hohen Mount Ossa (14). Bei Wetterglück Windermere und die uns erwartenden Berge finden. Etwas absteigend führt erwartet uns ein überwältigendes 360°-Panorama auf Berge nah und fern, der Weg anschließend entlang des Sees und weiter zur Windermere Hut was förmlich zu einer ausgedehnten Gipfelrast einlädt. Áuf demselben Weg (9), Ziel unseres zweiten, weniger anstrengenden Tages. Flotte Wanderer geht es zurück zum Overland Track, der uns nach rechts hinab zur Kia Ora können bei frühem Start jedoch noch bis zur nächsten Hütte fortsetzen. Hut (15) führt, unserem nächsten Nachtlager. Unterhalb des Gruppencam- pingplatzes lässt sich hier ein kleiner Wasserfall besuchen. 3. Tag: 360 Hm Aufstieg, 510 Hm Abstieg, 4.30 Std. Anfangs geht es wenig an Höhe variierend zum Lake Curran, danach weiter 5. Tag: 440 Hm Aufstieg, 420 Hm Abstieg, 4.15 Std. aussichtsreich zum Forth Valley Lookout (10, kurzer Nebenweg) und an- Am nächsten Tag zeigt der Overland Track seine waldreiche Seite, startend schließend wird das Pine Forest Moor passiert, bevor wir abwärtshaltend mit tasmanientypischem Regenwald und seinen prägenden Baumarten zum üppig bewachsenen Pelion Creek (11) gelangen. Mit Lust auf Entde- Myrtle, Sassafras, Leatherwood sowie King Billy und Celery Top Pine.
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