80,000 Annual guides printed and distributed State wide as well as the various National Caravan and Camping Shows.

The North West

Tasmania’s North West is a great place for touring and offers spectacular views at every turn, from Mt Roland near Devonport, Table Cape near Wynyard and the famous Nut at Stanley. And some of Tasmania’s prettiest cities and towns sit right on the water’s edge on the scenic North West coast, each with their own unique attractions and relaxed seaside atmosphere.

Tasmania’s North West is also home to the Tarkine, one of the world’s last great wilderness experiences, and of course don’t forget Cradle Mountain.

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Wonders of Wynyard Exhibition and Visitor Information Centre

For visitors who like to connect with the locals and experience a nostalgic journey through time to present day then the Wonders of Wynyard is a great place for you. Visitors can immerse themselves in local heritage, the maritime history and unique fascinating geographical landmarks of the region. The art gallery exhibits local creative works including paintings, sculptures, photographs and textiles -good spot to purchase a special memento of your holiday. For Bookings and enquiries please visit www.wondersofwynyard.com

Dove Lake

Dove Lake is a magical place to discover. One of the best-known walks in Tasmania, the 6 kilometre Dove Lake Circuit is also the most easily accessible short walk in the Cradle Mountain region. The Lake on a calm day will afford magnificent reflections of the impressive granite mountain backdrop where the true essence of Tasmania’s rugged beauty can be captured.

Dooleys Hill Forest Walk

Feel like a walk? Tasmanaia has some spectacular walks so get out of your seat and take in the glorious sites! Dooleys Hill provides the means. A series of short walking trails through native forest on the edge of Latrobe township. Dooleys Hill is an ideal place for birdwatching and all are easily accessible. The trails are short and easy and the paths well formed. Walks require between 15 minutes and 1 hour 10 minutes to complete.

Tasmanian Arboretum

Tasmania has a huge number of unique plant species. The Tasmanian Arboretum provides a spectacular display; in fact, the world’s largest collection of Tasmanian living woody plants; Southern Hemisphere Conifers and plants from northern hemisphere forests. Set amongst beautiful spacious parklands with abundant birdlife and platypus viewing makes for a fabulous and worthwhile spot to take in the sights.

Cradle Mountain – Lake St Clair National Park

What holiday to Tasmania can be complete without a visit to Cradle Mountain, Tasmania’s most iconic mountain! With its wild landscape, ancient rainforest and alpine heathlands, icy streams cascading out of rugged mountains, stands of ancient pines mirrored over still waters of glacial lakes and a wealth of wildlife ensure there is always something to captivate you.