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Vera Hut Campsite

Vera Hut Campsite sits beside Vera Creek on the Frenchmans Cap walking track, deep within Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park in Tasmania.

The site is associated with Lake Vera Hut, a 20-bunk wilderness shelter built in 1978 and located roughly 100 metres east of Lake Vera at an elevation of 555 metres.

The trailhead to this point covers approximately 14 kilometres and is typically completed in around six hours. In addition to the hut, several tent platforms and flat campsites are available nearby for those who arrive when the hut is full.

A toilet and rainwater tank are on site. Walkers should note that the maximum permitted stay at Vera Hut is one night.

The campsite serves as the standard first overnight stop on the multi-day Frenchmans Cap circuit, with the onward route continuing to Lake Tahune the following day.


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