http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/blog/2013-04-29T00:00:00ZCradle Mountain Huts and Bay of Fires Walk2013-04-29T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2013-04-29:/tales/164//

<p>Ten of us booked the Overland Trail hike &amp; were led by two marvellous guides Shelley &amp; Dayna. The scenery was spectacular &amp; the accommodation was welcome &amp; inviting after a long days hiking. We had great weather &amp; hence the views were uninhibited.<br />Our guides showed amazing passion for the environment as well as great stamina in having hot scones, muffins, fresh baked bread &amp; steaming hot meals awaiting our arrival at our nightly venue. The walk was exhilarating &amp; spectacular as well as hard work. I would recommend to anyone.</p><p></p>

2013-04-24T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2013-04-24:/tales/163//

<p>We came.<br />We walked.<br />We conquered – those initial few hours that filled us with trepidation and self doubt. What delusion had caused us to ignore our increasing years? <br />Not disclosing our fears, higher and higher we climbed, at times lynching from chains and ignoring the pain of the wavering boulder called a backpack that rearranged our extremities and tested our limits.<br />Dogged determination drove us on to the top, Marion’s Lookout. Now there was nothing to stand in our way of completing the Overland Track. Bring on the chilly winds, the driving rain, the mud fiestas, the squelching tracks, the slimy tripping tree roots, the boulder hopping rivers -we would go on!<br />Super guides, Ciara &amp; Lachy, were not only fit they could whip up a grand 3 course meal, scrumptious scrolls, cashew porridge, play guitar, tell long, long jokes and perform their duties with class. Multi talented they tackled all the group threw at them, such as adjusting backpacks, pulling one old girl out of the deep mud, (I now know what it would feel like to drown in quicksand.) bandaging blisters &amp; sprains, taking stretching classes and enduring cheeky comments after Tamar Valley wines were patriotically supplied and consumed each evening. <br />Our weather was made to order. Wind in our faces and horizontal sleet on the first day just to make sure we really could handle all that this track had to offer. Then, two fair weather days as we wandered across the top of our world and visited the host of tarns and blue, crystal clear lakes. On the third night, the rain pelted down to send us into a soothing sleep. All the next day, looking like cocoons of goretex, we trudged through raging water flowing downwards over the track, making its way to form the thundering, cascading waterfalls that we would visit on Day 5, having once again been serenaded to sleep by constant pitter-patter of raindrops on the roof. The rains brought to life the enchanted forests and the rich green tapestry of the fairy glades. Colourful fungi had bloomed overnight to add to the myriad of button grass plains and temperate rain forests, <br />Our group was complete with 3 couples from Hamilton, Vic.<br />Great fun but younger and faster than us, worse luck! Every one of us hit the ground (or lower) at some stage of the walk, including the guides. Just as well, we threatened to throw anyone that didn’t in Lake St. Clair at the end of our journey. We melded well and were not ready to say bye as they all reckon they are coming to cuddle the goats at some time. <br />Worth every cent, loved every minute, even the mud!<br /></p><p></p>

2013-04-17T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2013-04-17:/tales/161//

<p>My partner Kylie and I, completed the cradle mountain huts walk on the 16th April. Our guides were Kym and Emma. Two more articulate, engaging, passionate and intelligent guides we could not have asked for. From sunrise to sundown and beyond, they supplied assistance medial and mental, prepared wonderful food, and made the whole experience unforgettable. We consider ourselves fortunate indeed that we were able to share it with the two of them. <br />Geoff</p>

2013-03-30T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2013-03-30:/tales/158//

<p>An amazing experience through days of pelting rain, wind and anything mother nature could throw at us then two wonderful days of sun to appreciate this brilliant landscape. Such a fabulous experience,. Best guides ever, Dee and Cliff, we loved your banter and laughter and made our trip so worthwhile.( dont stop enjoying yourselves.) Great food, warmth after a gruelling days walk, my companions, well i could not have chosen better. Cheers to CMHuts a job well done. </p><p></p>

2013-03-20T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2013-03-20:/tales/157//

<p>Wow . As a novice buskwalker it was hard work but what a great time. The incredible feeling of achievement, of shared experiences and great food and wine. I almost want to do it again :-). Yes, Rob and Joe its true, I actually miss the walking. Thank you to our group who made the adventure an absolute delight.</p><p></p>

2013-03-19T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2013-03-19:/tales/156//

<p>What a wonderful walk. It was made even better by our amazing guides Rob and Joe. They informed us, entertained us, gave very useful walking tips, carried our food and cooked amazing meals. Thanks guys. </p><p></p>

2013-03-05T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2013-03-05:/tales/155//

<p>WOW!  I have just walked the Overland Track with you and have spent 6 days in heaven. The World Heritage Area is beautiful, picturesque and easily my favourite place on earth. My walk buddies were 7 girlfriends, another wonderful lady and guides Ben and Bonnie. Our guides educated us about the flora, fauna and geology of the area, entertained us, produced gourmet meals and motivated us to heights we never imagined. As 8 working mums who have hectic lives just being out in the wilderness would have been enough, but the little things like a library repeated in each hut, hot showers, clean cabins and a glass of fine wine each evening topped it all off.  Cradle huts you have thought of everything.</p>

2013-02-27T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2013-02-27:/tales/151//

<p>WOW!! Those 6 days were the best days I&#39;ve had on holidays yet. From the pick up at our hotel to the Beer!! we had at Lake St Clair bar. Thankyou to Chris and Emily, they were fabulous, funny, and Wow could they cook up a perfect meal to end a very amazing, spectacular day. 6 days and no rain, walked in singlets and shorts everyday, wanted to put all the wet weather gear on that we had bought just to experience it. Climbing mountains, trudging through the woods, singing our way through the enchanted forest and being wowed at that ever changing spectaular view. I don&#39;t have a favorite day cause every day was my favorite. Thankyou Cradle Mountain Huts Team and of course Beautiful Tasmania</p><p></p>

2013-02-27T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2013-02-27:/tales/152//

<p>Our walk was amazing, we had the best weather and therefore the most fantastic views. Our guides (Jen and Talbot) were the best and nothing was to hard for them. They looked after us exceptionally well.<br />The food, wine, cabins, hot showers were all very welcome each evening. The quality wonderful.<br />A very well run organisation. The National Park is great, a fantastic experience.</p><p></p>

2013-02-26T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2013-02-26:/tales/150//

<p>Thanks so much to our guides, the legendary Lachy and Mitch, our wonderful group and to the wild Tasmanian landscape for a memorable walk. As the first ‘adventure option’ we pushed harder and higher, but it was well worth the aching thighs! We climbed three mountains, including Mt Ossa on a mild, clear day where the view stretched from summit to horizon. Whether squelching through mud, stumbling over roots and boulders, or sipping hot chocolate on a flat slab of warm rock in the sunshine after an icy swim, it all added up to an awesome six days. Lachy and Mitch are knowledgeable, good-humoured, calm and great cooks! And the respect they have for the environment is an inspiration. I’ll never forget it. Thank you to all.</p><p></p>

2013-02-25T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2013-02-25:/tales/149//

<p>Just a quick one to let you know that our walk from February 7th-12th was one of our life&#39;s highlights so far. We have done quite a few long distance independent full pack hikes over the years, including the 4 day Freycinet Peninsula Circuit 3rd-6th February 2013, finishing the day before the Overland Track, and this was the first guided walk for us since we did Mt Rinjani on Lombok, Indonesia 20 years ago. <br /> Can I then say that our hike with Cradle Mountain Huts was BRILLIANT! Worth every cent and definitely worth our while recommending it to friends(although I dont know how many could do it!). Cradle Mountain Huts is a VERY professional organisation-we could not fault any part of the experience. In particular, our guides, Kinara Johnson and Joe Shrimpton, were amazing-knowledgeable, unbelievably fit, caring and patient as they shepherded our group of 60+ year olds, intelligent and fascinating to talk to, excellent cooks, etc etc. They are two of the most inspirational young people we have ever met-you should be very proud and fortunate to have them as part of your organisation! <br /> Again, many thanks for an awesome experience-it will stay with us for the rest of our lives and inspire us to do similar walks.<br /></p>

2013-02-20T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2013-02-20:/tales/147//

<p>What a fabulous walk! The country is stunning, the organisation very well thought through and we had two terrific guides in Joe and Kinara. </p><p>For me the highlight was climbing Mt Ossa. We had a perfect day (I believe it&#39;s rare) and the view from the top was spectacular while the rocks up there looked other-worldly.</p><p>I did the walk 22 years ago (camping) and it was much wetter with a lot less duckboards. The result was a lot more mud and wet socks every morning. Not this time! On the other hand, the drier weather this year meant that most of the mossy forests did not have that lush green wilderness calendar look. Nonetheless, I would recommend the walk and we are now planning more such trips.</p><p>One bit of advice to future travelers Think carefully about what you are carrying. We went in February which was quite warm so the &quot;essential&quot; gear list was excessive. I did not wear either set of thermals (one would have done, just in case) and didn&#39;t need two warm tops – likewise, one would have done. Also I had several sets of other clothes and I could have cut back to two sets as washing and drying them is quite feasible in the huts. Finally, the supplied gear tends to be &quot;durable&quot; rather than light weight so the supplied pack, Goretex jacket sleeping sheet and pillow slip together weighed about 3.5 kg. Had I brought my own instead I could have halved that.<br /></p><p></p>

2013-02-18T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2013-02-18:/blog/96/active-holidays-star-trek//

<p style="float: right; margin: 0 0 20px 20px;"><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/HouseGarden_StarTrek.pdf" style="border: 1px solid #ccc; padding: 0;"><img src="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageimages/press-clippings/activeholidays-star-trek.jpg" alt="Active holidays - Star Trek." class="feature-image" style="width: 278px; height: 218px; border: 0; padding: 0; margin: 0;"/></a></p><div class="body"><p> Australian House and Garden.</p><p>An eerie encounter is just one of the many highlights of a hike through the wilderness of central Tasmnaia, writes Lisa Green.</p></div><ul class="attachments"><li><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/HouseGarden_StarTrek.pdf" title="Download this attachment" class="attachment type-pdf"> House &amp; Garden - Star Trek (PDF) <span class="attachment-details">PDF File &ndash; 1.6 MB</span></a></li></ul><br style="clear: both;"/>

2013-02-15T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2013-02-15:/tales/145//

<p>This would have to be one of the most amazing experiences I have ever had. I was totally blown away by the beauty of Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair NP and the efforts that have been made to preserve the pristine environment. Our guides Ben and Rory were extremely knowledgeable about the flora and fauna and the geological and environmental history, as well as being expert guides, cooks, cleaners, wound fixers and story-tellers. Two more likeable,empathetic and intelligent young men would be hard to find. The quality of the accommodation and food was outstanding. We were blessed with beautiful walking weather after the first few hours, which helped make the whole experience one that I will never forget. Thank you so much for making this adventure possible. It is not something that I would have been able to do without Cradle Mountain Huts.</p><p></p>

2013-02-12T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2013-02-12:/tales/143//

<p>The walk with Cradle Huts was an awesome experience; it exceeded all my expectations! First of all there is obviously the indescribably beautiful nature, the sheer wilderness and the feeling of being far away from anything. I was completely overwhelmed by the beauty and variety of landscapes! Bear in mind that Switzerland is only 2/3 the size of Tassie but has 15 times the population, I.e. it is densely populated and it is difficult to find so much untouched wilderness.<br /><br />But then of course the whole experience would not have been half as good without the outstanding contributions of the guides Alyssa and Nick who did an absolutely fabulous job in pampering the group in any possible way. Their knowledge of the area, flora and fauna seems unlimited and they were fabulous hosts and chefs! They went out of their way to make the walk as enjoyable as possible for us and I would like to take the opportunity to once again thank them very much for their support and hospitality!</p><p>My favourite part of the walk was the section between Waldheim and Lake St Clair!<br /></p><p></p>

2013-02-12T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2013-02-12:/tales/144//

<p>The Overland Track is beautiful! I totally loved every part of it. It is a must do for anyone who likes bushwalking and hiking. <br />Walking it with Cradle Huts made it even more pleasurable. The hot showers, delicious food and wine, and comfy beds were fantastic! <br />I had only heard of the OT six months beforehand but I knew instantly it was something I had to do. <br />The beauty of the wilderness and the mountains and the feeling of being in the middle of nowhere is breath-taking. Every day is different and a new adventure. <br />We had a small group of six people plus our two guides brothers Will and Pat. We all got along really well and quickly became friends. Will and Pat are a great team! Such nice young men - hardworking, easy-going and thoughtful, cheeky and fun-loving. The perfect combination for our group! I would not have wanted any other guides! Their knowledge and love of the outdoors shone and it was really nice being in their company in that beautiful environment. <br />We had so many laughs and had so much fun! It was sad saying goodbye and I miss everyone. <br />Highlights:<br />All of us climbing Mt Ossa together on a perfect sunny day. <br />Seeing my first ever echidna. <br />The food! <br />The weather! Except for our last morning we were very lucky. However even walking in the rain was nice. <br />The good company and nice conversation. <br />Thank you Cradle Huts. <br />Thank you Will and Pat and everyone in our awesome little group for a memorable six days. XX </p><p></p>

2013-02-08T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2013-02-08:/tales/142//

<p>Wow, what an experience! Ben and Rory were fantastic guides, and we were so impressed with their knowledge and passion for this incredible place. Wonderful food, wonderful accommodation, wonderful scenery and wonderful weather. And mud, glorious mud. Thanks CMH for an experience of a lifetime.</p>

2013-02-04T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2013-02-04:/tales/141//

<p>We have just returned from the Overland Track. We had a fantastic time, the organisation of it all was superb, the logisitcs complex but seamless, and we cannot speak highly enough of our guides Joe and Ciara. Their work ethic and knowledge of all aspects relating to the trek was outstanding. Special thanks also to bus driver Bruce who was good enough to return back to Peppers and drop off a few souvenirs after I had left them on the bus at the end of the return trip. Can you please pass my thanks to Bruce and also to Joe and Ciara (when they return, I think they said they are on the track again this week!).<br /><br />We would have no hesitation in recommending CMH to our friends.<br /></p>

2013-01-27T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2013-01-27:/tales/140//

<p>This adventure being my first time in Tasmania, I was overwhelmed by the beauty of the changing landscape along this fabulous walk!!What an absolutely wonderful experience and a real treat to have the company of our guides Joe and Ciara to answer all random questions. As far as the group, we started off as strangers and farewelled as friends. A lot of laughs, humour, lightheartedness and shared wonder! I look forward to walking this track again and include more of the side trips next time. Thank you Cradle Huts!</p>

2013-01-15T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2013-01-15:/blog/95/trails-unexpected//

<p style="float: right; margin: 0 0 20px 20px;"><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/Country_Style_Trails_of_the_unexpected_1_November_2012_Circ_64292.pdf" style="border: 1px solid #ccc; padding: 0;"><img src="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageimages/press-clippings/cmh-country-style-nov20121.jpg" alt="Trails of the unexpected" class="feature-image" style="width: 278px; height: 218px; border: 0; padding: 0; margin: 0;"/></a></p><div class="body"><p>One of Australia's great walks changed Victoria Carey's outlook with more than just spectacular scenery.</p></div><ul class="attachments"><li><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/Country_Style_Trails_of_the_unexpected_1_November_2012_Circ_64292.pdf" title="Download this attachment" class="attachment type-pdf"> trails of the unexpected <span class="attachment-details">PDF File &ndash; 1.6 MB</span></a></li></ul><br style="clear: both;"/>

2012-12-29T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2012-12-29:/tales/136//

<p>WOW!!! In every way. We were amazed at this wonderful experience. It was quite challenging, there are more long tiring hills than we expected. We had worried about weather, but have decided that every weather pattern brings its pros and cons..we had lots of rain, but still had lovely views, and the waterfalls were at winter levels, in December! We still walked in t shirts and waterproof pants! We swam, we laughed, we ate we drank, we slept..all in great comfort. Congrats to Cradle Mountain Huts. We were told before we went &quot;all their guides are great&quot;..what a recommendation and very true in our case-2 great young men with passion for the environment and wonderful people skills. We couldn&#39;t believe the way the terrain changed throughout every day-plains, rain forest, myrtle, lakes, waterfalls.... stunning - a dream come true for us! Thanks to all.</p><p></p>

2012-12-04T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2012-12-04:/tales/133//

<p>We enjoyed our walk so much it is difficult to select highlights. Catching up with old friends, meeting new ones, meals in the huts and the camaraderie over a few wines. <br />The scenery was awesome, the knowledge of the guides added to our knowledge, appreciation and enjoyment. There was no way any of us Queenslanders were going to join Josh in Lake St Clair at the end but I do have a great shot of him taking the leap. </p>

2012-11-15T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2012-11-15:/blog/94/mud-sweat-and-cheers-smh//

<p style="float: right; margin: 0 0 20px 20px;"><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/Mud_Sweat_and_Tears_p1.pdf" style="border: 1px solid #ccc; padding: 0;"><img src="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageimages/press-clippings/mud-sweat-and-tears.jpg" alt="Mud, sweat and cheers - SMH" class="feature-image" style="width: 278px; height: 218px; border: 0; padding: 0; margin: 0;"/></a></p><div class="body"><p>Louise Southerden salutes Tasmania's classic Overland Track, on a six-day guided walk in World Heritage-listed wilderness.</p><p>The Sydney Morning Herald - Traveller. Weekend Edition. September 29-30 2012.</p></div><ul class="attachments"><li><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/Mud_Sweat_and_Tears_p1.pdf" title="Download this attachment" class="attachment type-pdf"> Mud sweat and cheers - part 1 (PDF) <span class="attachment-details">PDF File &ndash; 1.3 MB</span></a></li><li><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/Mud_Sweat_and_Tears_p2.pdf" title="Download this attachment" class="attachment type-pdf"> Mud sweat and cheers - part 2 (PDF) <span class="attachment-details">PDF File &ndash; 1.3 MB</span></a></li></ul><br style="clear: both;"/>

2012-08-09T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2012-08-09:/blog/93/great-walks-overland-track//

<p style="float: right; margin: 0 0 20px 20px;"><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/OverlandTrack_GreatWalks.pdf" style="border: 1px solid #ccc; padding: 0;"><img src="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageimages/press-clippings/overlandtrack-greatwalks-1.jpg" alt="Great Walks - Overland Track" class="feature-image" style="width: 278px; height: 218px; border: 0; padding: 0; margin: 0;"/></a></p><div class="body"><p>I&rsquo;ve heard it said that Cradle Mountain Huts Walk isn&rsquo;t really doing the Overland Track. That if someone is carrying your food and you don&rsquo;t need to haul a tent or bedding around, well, it&rsquo;s just not the same is it?... I&rsquo;m joining this pack of alleged frauds to experience, firsthand, the Cradle Huts version of tackling the iconic track.</p></div><ul class="attachments"><li><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/OverlandTrack_GreatWalks.pdf" title="Download this attachment" class="attachment type-pdf"> Great Walks Overland Track PDF <span class="attachment-details">PDF File &ndash; 1.1 MB</span></a></li></ul><br style="clear: both;"/>

2012-04-21T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2012-04-21:/blog/90/australian-traveller-dec-2011-overland-track//

<p style="float: right; margin: 0 0 20px 20px;"><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/AustralianTraveller_Dec2011_OverlandTrack.pdf" style="border: 1px solid #ccc; padding: 0;"><img src="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageimages/press-clippings/australiantravelleroverland.jpg" alt="Australian Traveller - Overland Track" class="feature-image" style="width: 278px; height: 218px; border: 0; padding: 0; margin: 0;"/></a></p><div class="body"><p>This multi-day walk through World Heritage-listed landscapes should be on every Australian&rsquo;s must-do list. But if you want to collapse into a real bed each night, there&rsquo;s only one way to tackle the track, as <strong>Bruce Holmes</strong> discovers.</p></div><ul class="attachments"><li><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/AustralianTraveller_Dec2011_OverlandTrack.pdf" title="Download this attachment" class="attachment type-pdf"> Australian Traveller - Overland Track (PDF) <span class="attachment-details">PDF File &ndash; 1.6 MB</span></a></li></ul><br style="clear: both;"/>

2012-02-25T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2012-02-25:/blog/92/monthly-chosun-mountain-magazine//

<p style="float: right; margin: 0 0 20px 20px;"><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/ChosunMountainMagazine.pdf" style="border: 1px solid #ccc; padding: 0;"><img src="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageimages/press-clippings/chosunmountainmagazine1.jpg" alt="Monthly Chosun Mountain Magazine" class="feature-image" style="width: 278px; height: 218px; border: 0; padding: 0; margin: 0;"/></a></p><div class="body"><p>February 2012</p></div><ul class="attachments"><li><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/ChosunMountainMagazine.pdf" title="Download this attachment" class="attachment type-pdf"> Monthly Chosun Mountain Magazine (PDF) <span class="attachment-details">PDF File &ndash; 8.4 MB</span></a></li></ul><br style="clear: both;"/>

2011-10-07T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2011-10-07:/blog/88/terre-sauvage-tasmanie-loverland-track//

<p style="float: right; margin: 0 0 20px 20px;"><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/Terre_Sauvage_page_1.pdf" style="border: 1px solid #ccc; padding: 0;"><img src="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageimages/press-clippings/terre-sauvage.jpg" alt="Terre Sauvage - Tasmanie L&#39;Overland Track" class="feature-image" style="width: 278px; height: 218px; border: 0; padding: 0; margin: 0;"/></a></p><div class="body"><p>Tasmanie L'Overland Track, un bijo ecologique</p></div><ul class="attachments"><li><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/Terre_Sauvage_page_1.pdf" title="Download this attachment" class="attachment type-pdf"> Terre Sauvage page 1 <span class="attachment-details">PDF File &ndash; 552.5 KB</span></a></li><li><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/Terre_Sauvage_page_2.pdf" title="Download this attachment" class="attachment type-pdf"> Terre Sauvage page 2 <span class="attachment-details">PDF File &ndash; 571.2 KB</span></a></li><li><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/Terre_Sauvage_page_3.pdf" title="Download this attachment" class="attachment type-pdf"> Terre Sauvage page 3 <span class="attachment-details">PDF File &ndash; 716.7 KB</span></a></li><li><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/Terre_Sauvage_page_4.pdf" title="Download this attachment" class="attachment type-pdf"> Terre Sauvage page 4 <span class="attachment-details">PDF File &ndash; 803.9 KB</span></a></li><li><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/Terre_Sauvage_page_5.pdf" title="Download this attachment" class="attachment type-pdf"> Terre Sauvage page 5 <span class="attachment-details">PDF File &ndash; 551.4 KB</span></a></li><li><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/Terre_Sauvage_page_6.pdf" title="Download this attachment" class="attachment type-pdf"> Terre Sauvage page 6 <span class="attachment-details">PDF File &ndash; 624.8 KB</span></a></li><li><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/Terre_Sauvage_page_7.pdf" title="Download this attachment" class="attachment type-pdf"> Terre Sauvage page 7 <span class="attachment-details">PDF File &ndash; 654.1 KB</span></a></li><li><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/Terre_Sauvage_page_8.pdf" title="Download this attachment" class="attachment type-pdf"> Terre Sauvage page 8 <span class="attachment-details">PDF File &ndash; 610.9 KB</span></a></li></ul><br style="clear: both;"/>

2011-07-01T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2011-07-01:/blog/91/australian-traveller-peoples-choice//

<p style="float: right; margin: 0 0 20px 20px;"><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/AT_peoples_choice_overland.pdf" style="border: 1px solid #ccc; padding: 0;"><img src="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageimages/press-clippings/at-peoples-choice-overland.jpg" alt="Gourmet Traveller - 2011 Readers&#39; Choice" class="feature-image" style="width: 278px; height: 218px; border: 0; padding: 0; margin: 0;"/></a></p><div class="body"><p>2011 Readers' Choice Awards</p><p>Overland Track</p><p>Best Adventure Holiday Destination in Australia</p></div><ul class="attachments"><li><a href="http://www.cradlehuts.com.au/cradle3-static/pageblog/attachments/AT_peoples_choice_overland.pdf" title="Download this attachment" class="attachment type-pdf"> 2011 Readers&#39; Choice Awards (PDF) <span class="attachment-details">PDF File &ndash; 712.1 KB</span></a></li></ul><br style="clear: both;"/>

2011-01-05T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2011-01-05:/blog/75/morning-bulletin-december-2010-overland-track//

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2010-10-14T00:00:00Ztag:www.cradlehuts.com.au,2010-10-14:/blog/73/senior-magazine-september-2010-cradle-mountain-hut//

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