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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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Coastal Traverse

Coastal Traverse is a walk in Narawntapu National Park. 7 to 9 hours, 21 km one way. Grade 3. A stunning coastal traverse of the park is possible between Bakers Beach and Greens Beach,…
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Burnie Tour

Coastline Tours Tasmania

Explore the magic of Northwest Tasmania with Coastline Tours! In this unique corner of the world, where red and rich soil meets pristine waters, tranquillity unfolds. The region is a canvas of creativity, respect,…
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Devonport General Services FishingSurfingSwimmingWalks

Coles Beach, Devonport

Coles Beach is popular spot for locals to swim, walk, picnic and barbecue. Sit back on the beach and enjoy the sun or watch the train from Don River Railway. Located close to Back…
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Ulverstone General Services

Coles Car Park Public Toilets, Ulverstone

The Ulverstone Coles car park toilets are located in Ulverstone Central Business District in Tasmania’s North West. These toilets are smart toilets with disabled access.
Burnie Food and Drink

Communion Brewing Co

Communion Brewing Co is a warm and inviting brewpub in Burnie. With twelve taps of beers brewed on-site, full restaurant menu, kids corner and regular live music you’ll be sure to find your home…
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Burnie General Services

Cooee Point Reserve, Burnie

Located In Cooee (2.5km from Burnie ), there is free permit only camping (max two nights) for fully self-contained vehicles. A Dump Site is located here.
Corinna Destination Information

Corinna

Corinna is a remote historic mining town set in rainforest on the banks of the majestic Pieman River. Situated at the southern end of the magnificent Tarkine Forest Reserve, it’s the perfect place to…
Promised Land Food and Drink

Crackpot Pop-Up Cafe

Crackpot Pop-Up Cafe is located at Tasmazia on route to Cradle Mountain, near the Lake Barrington Rowing Course, just 15 km south of Sheffield (Town of Murals) or 40 km south of Devonport (the…
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Cradle Mountain Attraction

Cradle Mountain

This spectacular World Heritage Area, 1 hour 15 minutes from Devonport along the C132, was ranked in No 32 in Lonely Planet’s World Ultimate Travel List in 2015, ahead of Uluru, Kakadu and the…
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Cradle Valley Destination Information HikingWalks

Cradle Mountain

Cradle Mountain’s jagged peaks are one of the most recognisable images of Tasmania’s wilderness. Cradle Mountain is at the northern end of the Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park, part of the Tasmanian…