The influx of visitors, driven by the allure of capturing the perfect photo, has led to environmental degradation and the contamination of the vital water source.
This has led to authorities urging tourists to reconsider their actions and respect the natural resources that local communities depend on for survival.
Hikers have been warned not to take a dip in the Disappearing Tarn, nestled deep within Tasmania’s untamed wilderness
The gem that is the Disappearing Tarn is born from rainwater trickling down the mountain’s slopes. The ephemeral pool only appears for a few days when the water levels in the foothills of kunanyi/Mt Wellington are high enough.
The seasonal lake manifests sporadically in a small rocky gully, and its azure waters are a sight to behold for lucky hikers who chance upon its transient beauty.
