Cube Rock

Cube Rock is a stunning hiking destination located in South Mount Cameron, Tasmania.

The trailhead for the hike is situated at Little Blue Lake, which is approximately an hour's drive from Launceston. The hike is considered moderately challenging, and hikers should expect it to take around three hours to complete the round trip.

Visitors who make the effort to hike to Cube Rock are rewarded with spectacular 360-degree views of Cameron Regional Reserve, Little Blue Lake, and Mount Cameron. On the way to Cube Rock, hikers will also encounter some beautiful natural scenery. The trail, while underdeveloped and lacking steps, edging, and rails, is a fun and exciting hike. At the top of Cube Rock, visitors will see a massive rock balancing on a large granite slab. It's a beautiful sight and perfect for photography enthusiasts.

The best time to visit Cube Rock is during Tasmania's summer months from December to February when temperatures are mild, and rainfall is low. These months are perfect for hiking, and visitors can enjoy the beautiful and vibrant natural scenery in the area.

To get to South Mount Cameron and Cube Rock, visitors can drive from Launceston to Scottsdale, and then follow the signs to Gladstone. From Gladstone, take Poimena Road, which will lead to Little Blue Lake. The trailhead for Cube Rock begins at Little Blue Lake, and visitors will need to walk on foot from the lake.

In addition to hiking to Cube Rock, visitors can explore other attractions in South Mount Cameron. The place is home to Mt. Cameron West Lookout, which offers panoramic views of the region. The Brid River Conservation Area is also another exciting place to visit. Visitors can relax by the river and have a picnic.