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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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Latrobe Attraction

Jenna Chartrand Gallery and Art Studio

Escape to a realm of artistry in the heart of Latrobe, Tasmania! Discover the work of Jenna Chartrand, a coloured pencil artist originally hailing from Northern Canada, now thriving in the picturesque North-West Coast…
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Corinna Hire

Kayak Hire – Corinna Wilderness Village

Exceptional kayaking experiences are available for guests to immerse themselves in the nature of the Pieman River at Corinna Wilderness Village. Fourteen kayaks (with life jackets and paddles provided), are available on-site for hire….
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Nietta Attraction Birdwatching

Kaydale Lodge Gardens

Kaydale Lodge Gardens is an amazing two-hectare garden. Wander through the garden, enjoy morning or afternoon teas and light lunches. The Lodge also features country house accommodation with old style farm hospitality. The garden…
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Attraction HikingWalks

Kelly Basin – Great Short Walk

Kelly Basin is one of Tasmania’s 60 Great Short Walks. The 60 Great Short Walks offer the best of Tasmania’s day walking opportunities. 3-4 hours return, 10.8km return. Grade 3. ​It’s hard to believe…
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Currie Attraction

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 west coast. This coastal trail offers…
Burnie Event 19/11/2026

Kenny Rogers and Friends Tribute Show – Burnie, Tasmania

Graham Toole is best known for his acclaimed Kenny Rogers & Friends theatre show performing timeless hits including Lady, The Gambler, She believes in me, Rhinestone Cowboy, Thank God I’m a Country Boy, Country…
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Sheffield Event 28/11/2026

Kentish GardenFEST 2025

Private gardens across Kentish and centred around the township of Sheffield that are open to visitors over one weekend. Gardens range from small town gardens to large rural properties. Many offer plants or garden-related…
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Waratah Attraction

Kenworthy’s Stamper Mill

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…
Nook Attraction Hiking

Kimberleys Lookout

A 90 minute return walk with medium gradients (short stretches are steep), it provides stunning 360 degree views of the rolling agricultural hills of Kentish with a backdrop of Mt Roland, Cradle Mountain, the…
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Loorana Information Services

King Island Airport

King Island Airport is located 10 minutes north from the Island’s main township, Currie. Owned and operated by King Island Council, the Airport has become a bustling transit hub for local travellers, commuters and…
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