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Pine Lake may look like any other lake in the Highlands, and you wouldn't be wrong for thinking that – but this is one of the few places where you can see the rare pencil tree simply on an 800-metre walk.
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Great Lake Lookout
Perhaps the most important point for those not fishing or doing any lake-based activities, as it's a great place to take a pano of Great Lake, the largest and the most significant lake in the region.
A small roadside lookout just to the west of the Poatina Road bends with impressive views of the farmland below – under the condition that the views aren't blocked by the clouds.
Beamont Memorial
The grave of John Beamont, an early 19th-century Tasmanian naval officer. As mentioned on a plaque on his grave, "he [Beamont] was the first [t]o cast his eye and slake his thirst [u]pon this noble inland sea".
A small lookout overlooking Miena Dam and a view of Great Lake from its southern shore. The dam is not large by most standards (especially Tasmanian standards), but it provides a nice spot for having a picnic (surrounded by snow on the grass during winter).