Mt Alfred/Ari, Glenorchy

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Rockburn, Beans Burn and Dart (foreground) valleys from Mt Alfred/Ari. Photo: David Barnes
Mt Alfred/Ari is a wedge-shaped monolith, formed when the Dart Glacier split into two streams, and stands more than 1000m above the surrounding valleys. Draw a 20km circle around it and you encompass much of the Humboldt, Ailsa, Forbes and Richardson mountains. It couldn’t possibly fail to be an outstanding viewpoint. Starting on the western […]
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