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Huxley Street Currie, Tasmania Australia 7256 Natural Attractions

Bicentennial Lookout, King Island

Overview

Located between the township of Currie and the harbour, Bicentennial Lookout is a peaceful reserve offering elevated views across Currie Harbour, the fishing port and across to the Currie Lighthouse.

The sheltered grassy area features a raised lookout, open picnic spaces and walking tracks, making it an ideal spot to relax, enjoy a picnic or take in a spectacular sunset.

Popular with locals and visitors alike, the lookout provides a wonderful vantage point from which to experience the island’s maritime atmosphere and dramatic coastal scenery.

Visit website

Phone: (03) 6462 9000
Email: kicouncil@kingisland.tas.gov.au
Address: Huxley Street Currie, Tasmania Australia 7256 View on map

Facilities

Carpark Coach Parking Family Friendly Lawn / Gardens Lookouts Pet Friendly - Enquire Picnic Area

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More around Currie

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations Landmarks and Buildings

Currie Lighthouse, King Island

Standing proudly on King Island’s rugged west coast, the historic Currie Lighthouse is one of the island’s most iconic landmarks. First illuminated in 1880, the lighthouse continues to…

Galleries, Museums and Collections

King Island Gallery

You’re guaranteed a warm welcome at the King Island Gallery, located in the picturesque Currie Wharf precinct. The gallery offers a rotating calendar of exhibitions, artworks for sale…

National Parks and Reserves Natural Attractions

Kelp Track - King Island

Start at Currie Harbour and follow the coastline south to the Netherby shipwreck along the Kelp Track - an easy ~3km one-way gravel walk showcasing King Island’s rugged…

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