Quamby Bluff Forest Reserve is a forest reserve situated in northern Tasmania, Australia. It can be found 20 minutes drive from the small town of Deloraine on the Lake Highway. Quamby Bluff is the mountain that is situated within this reserve. The walk to the summit of Quamby Bluff is a popular day walk and can be easily completed in an afternoon.
Coordinates: 41°39′50″S 146°41′49″E / 41.664°S 146.697°E / -41.664; 146.697
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