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Stairs to no-where, Pieman River Corinna
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Mount Roland
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What takes your fancy?


The adventure starts the moment you decide to visit, and all you’ve got to do is pick your pace. You’re best to take your time here, the pace moves a little slower but isn’t that why you’re here?

Eating and drinking your way along the Tasting Trail will take some time, with over 50 producers from Launceston to Smithton. It’s a no judgement zone if you want second lunches, in fact it’s encouraged, but your eyes may be bigger than your stomach and you’ll need a few extra days. We know, sounds tough.

If you’re an art or history buff, we’ve got it in spades. They don’t call Burnie the ‘City of Makers‘ for nothing, and Sheffield is quite literally a canvas. You’ll find the remnants of times passed, old railway lines along the river Don and historic sites perched on the hill in Stanley. After something a bit more fast paced and jam packed? We’ve got you. Hiking, caving, and mountain bike riding are all on the cards, and our roaring forty winds can be quite useful for kite surfing.

Finding gems off the beaten track, the side trips and detours are where all the fun is. The hidden staircase for lovers, accessed only by boat or kayak in Corinna. The walkway to the Edge of the World, where the wind may just blow you straight off. The volcanic plug standing watch over a seaside town just as you turn right off the highway. We’re not hiding them, they’re just waiting for you to explore.  

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Penguin Attraction

Dial Range – Ferndene Track

In the late 1800s, various high value minerals were found in the area surrounding Penguin. This soon led to mining leases across this part of the coast and into what is now Ferndene State…
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Mawbanna Attraction

Dip Falls

Hidden half an hour inland from the coast, Dip Falls has largely remained a local secret. Spectacular after a heavy rainfall, this two-tiered waterfall is unique in its stepped appearance. Its unique block-like formation…
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Wickham Attraction

Disappointment Bay, King Island

Located on King Island’s rugged western coastline, Disappointment Bay is a spectacular remote beach destination known for its dramatic scenery, powerful ocean swelrich maritime history. The bay is linked to the tragic wreck of…
Currie Tour

Discover King Island Group Travel Tours

Discover King Island Group Travel specialises in organising tours of King Island including tailor-made packages designed specifically to cater for all your needs. All aspects of your tour can be arranged including accommodation and…
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Devonport Tour

Discover My Devonport

Discover my Devonport Tours offer bespoke small group sightseeing tours in and around Devonport, Tasmania. If you are looking for a tour operator who specialises in central city walking tours, bespoke produce tours including…
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Queenstown Event 30/04/2027

DIVERGE Skyruns

DIVERGE Skyruns is a sky and trail running festival in one of Tasmania’s most remote corners: Queenstown, West Coast Tasmania. It’s for runners and hikers, ready to step just outside their comfort zone. Over…
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Devonport Event 11/10/2026

Don Market

Don Market, is one of the oldest markets on the northwest coast of Tasmania and has been operating for over 50 years in 2026. A dynamic, ever evolving market boasts both indoor and outdoor…
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Devonport Attraction

Don River Railway

Don River Railway offers an unforgettable journey into Tasmania’s rich rail heritage. Climb aboard a vintage train and enjoy a scenic ride along the Don River to Coles Beach, surrounded by tranquil bushland and…
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Attraction HikingWalks

Donaghys Hill – Great Short Walk

Donaghys Hill is one of Tasmania’s 60 Great Short Walks. The 60 Great Short Walks offer the best of Tasmania’s day walking opportunities. 40 minutes return, 2.2km. Grade 2. You’ll want to take your…
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Latrobe Attraction Birdwatching

Dooleys Hill Forest Walk

A series of short walking trails through native forest on the edge of Latrobe township. Dooleys Hill is an ideal place for birdwatching. Birds common to the area include the boobook, bronze-wing, kookaburra, fairy…
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