Mount Oakleigh

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Mount Oakleigh
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Mount Oakleigh
Location in Tasmania
Highest point
Elevation 1,286 m (4,219 ft)
Coordinates 41°48′15″S146°02′13″E / 41.804031°S 146.036967°E / -41.804031; 146.036967
Climbing
Easiest route Ascent from New Pelion Hut via Overland Track

Mount Oakleigh is mountain in Tasmania. [1]

Ascending

Mount Oakleigh is generally ascended from New Pelion Hut, which can be accessed from the Arm River Track or the Overland Track. The mountain is in close proximity to Mt Ossa.

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References

  1. "LISTmap - Land Information System Tasmania".