AUSTRALIA - Tasmania, Cradle Mountain from Dove Lake

Thanks to Grail for the card.

"Tasmania's world-famous Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park is carved up into two distinct sections. In the South, you'll find Lake St Clair at Derwent Bridge. In the north, the stunning Cradle Mountain towers over reflective glacial lakes to create a breathtaking scene. 

There is no road that takes you between the two sections so you'll have to drive to the northern gate to find the beautiful Dove Lake Circuit. This is one of Tasmania's premier nature walks. The Trail circles Dove Lake while taking you beneath the craggy spires of the indomitable Cradle Mountain. This two-hour circuit is boardwalk for much of the way and is suitable for most which makes it a family-friendly adventure." Source

AUSTRALIA - Russel Falls, Tasmania

The card reads: One of the prettiest falls in Australia, Russel Falls tumbles 40 meters over two tiers to the rainforest below.  Nearby, huge swap gums (eucalyptus Regnans) tower 90 metres above the forest floor, the tallest hardwood trees in the world.  Thanks to postcrosser Ruth for the card.  This is my first card from Tasmania.

"The Russell Falls, a tiered–cascade waterfall on the Russell Falls Creek, is located in the Central Highlands region of Tasmania, Australia."