The Western Wilderness is an area rich in convict history, adventures and a pioneering spirit. A Surround yourself in an ancient world full of untouched wilderness, dramatic rivers and some of the most precious World Heritage Area’s on earth.
Begin your journey at the largest settlement, Queenstown which was once the world’s richest mining town or enjoy a host of wilderness walks and elegantly restored Art Deco buildings at Tarraleah.
Venture to the beautiful Cradle Mountain and Lake St Clair National Park where visitors can take one of the many short walks of the shores and mountainside to gain a full appreciation of this magic area.
Mole Creek , a unique gem tucked away in Tasmania’s central north, is the ideal base for discovering the delights of this region.
Visit the former mining and ‘Hydro’ town of Tullah overlooked by magnificent Mount Farrell and Mount Murchison, or look out for the waterfall in the centre of the town in Rosebery.
Home to the West Coast Pioneer Memorial Museum, Zeehan is a popular tourist destination or if a relaxing view is what you are after stop in at Strahan which rests on the edge of mighty Macquarie Harbour.
Finally, explore the magnificent Pieman River and the Tarkine of Corinna.
Venture to Tasmania’s west and find a coastline that feels like the edge of the world.
See the trip planner to plan your trip in this region.
Pictured top; Cradle Mountain. Credit: Tourism Tasmania and Anthony Palmer
Pictured below; Lake St Clair. Credit: Tourism Tasmania and Garry Moore
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