Millers Bluff

Millers Bluff, standing at 1,210 meters, is a prominent peak in Tasmania's Great Western Tiers, forming the northern edge of the Central Highlands plateau. This area is renowned for its rugged dolerite columns, deep gorges, and lush temperate rainforests. The bluff offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, including the nearby Lake River. Access to Millers Bluff is via Lake River Road, with the trailhead located at 10 Lake River Road. Hikers should note that the trail traverses private property, and prior permission from the landowner is required to ensure a respectful and safe experience.