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Nestled deep in the heart of the South-West Tasmania World Heritage Area, Federation Peak is probably Australia’s most recognisable and distictive mountain. With sheer cliffs of solid quartzite dropping an impressive 600m into the coffee coloured waters of Lake Geeves, 'Federation' is the major goal of many serious bushwalkers around Australia and the world. Federation Peak from Stuart Saddle  Looking North across Goon Moor to The Needles and The Dial  Federation Peak from The Gables  The Devil's Thumb and Eastern Arthurs from Thwaites Plateau  Hanging Lake and the Eastern Arthurs  Southern face of Federation Peak and Lake Geeves  The Direct Ascent to the summit  Lake Geeves (500m below) from the Direct Ascent  View from the summit  Federation Peak and the Four Peaks  Federation Peak and Thwaites Plateau  Sunset from above Goon Moor |
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