Philosopher Falls
Philosopher Falls -named after the man who changed the fortunes of the entire state of Tasmania through his discovery of tin at Mt Bischoff, near Waratah. Just a…

Waratah’s pioneering past represents a big part in Tasmania’s mining and economic history, made all the more captivating by its remote and wild environment.
Kenworthy’s Stamper Mill was relocated from Mt Bischoff to the centre of town, next door to the Tarkine Interpretation Centre-Atheaneum Hall - it is an impressive display of working machinery. Dudley Kenworthy was a local character who continued prospecting for tin near Mount Bischoff mine after it closed in the 1940s.
Visitors can view the separation process for themselves with the push of a button. Open seven days - entry is by donation.
Make a day of it
Philosopher Falls -named after the man who changed the fortunes of the entire state of Tasmania through his discovery of tin at Mt Bischoff, near Waratah. Just a…
Just a five minute (1 km) drive past Philosopher Falls (on the Corinna Road),on the left side of the road is Whyte Hills Lookout. The lookout offers a…
Waratah Falls is a remarkable waterfall uniquely located in the middle of the picture postcard township of Waratah. Over 100 years ago water races and tunnels fed water…
Where to find us
16 Smith St Waratah, Tasmania Australia 7321
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