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Story of the Sheffield Murals: audio tour that explains how the town went from rural decline to thriving outdoor art gallery; available from visitor centre. Kentish Museum: exhibits on local history and hydro-electricity; open 10am–3pm daily; Main St. Blue Gum Gallery: arts and crafts; at visitor centre. Steam train: Red Water Creek Steam and Heritage Society runs a train 1st weekend each month; Cnr Spring and Main sts. Badgers Range Kimberley's Lookout: 90 min return, with short, steep sections. Views along the walk; access from High St, Sheffield North.

Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park Covering 124 942 ha, this national park has over 25 major peaks, including the state's highest, Mt Ossa, and possibly its most spectacular, Cradle Mountain. The terrain is marked by pristine waterfalls, U-shaped valleys, dolerite formations, forests of deciduous beech, Tasmanian myrtle, pandani and King Billy pine, and swathes of wildflowers. There are many tracks for all levels of experience, but visitors should always check for up-to-date information on conditions. The most famous walk is the 6-day Overland Track, a 65 km trail through spectacular alpine wilderness to Lake St Clair at the southern end of the park, and one of Australia's best-known walks for experienced, well-equipped walkers. Bookings are essential in summer and luxury guided walks are also available. Shorter trails include the Dove Lake Loop Track a 2 hr walk circling pretty Dove Lake beneath the shadow of Cradle Mountain; the 10-min Rainforest Walk through a patch of cool temperate rainforest behind the visitor centre; the easy 20 min Weindorfers Forest Walk through a glade of pines and myrtles; the half-hour Enchanted Walk beside pools and waterfalls and the more arduous 8 hr Summit Walk to the top of Cradle Mountain. For bookings, contact Parks and Wildlife Service; (03) 6233 6047; Mon-Fri; for more information contact Cradle Mountain National Park Visitor Centre, 4057 Cradle Mountain Rd; (03) 6492 1110; open daily; 61 km SW.

Tasmazia One of the world's largest hedge mazes with ‘rooms’ and ‘doors’ leading to the Three Bears Cottage. Along with 7 other mazes, a cubby town, pancake parlour and Lower Crackpot model village there’s plenty of crazy fun to keep the kids going all day; 500 Staverton Rd, Promised Land; (03) 6491 1934; open daily 14 km SW.

Stoodley Forest Reserve: experimental tree-farm forest, with a 40 min loop walk through European beech, Douglas fir, radiata pine and Tasmanian blue gum. Picnic areas; 7 km NE. Lake Barrington Estate Vineyard: tastings and sales; open Wed–Sun Nov–Apr; West Kentish; 10 km W. Railton: known as the 'Town of Topiary', Railton has over 100 living sculptures; 11 km NE. Mt Roland: well-marked bushwalks to the summit, which rises to 1234 m, with access from Claude Rd or Gowrie Park; 11 km SW. Lake Barrington: internationally recognised rowing course created by Devils Gate Dam. Picnic and barbecue facilities along the shore; 14 km SW. Wilmot: this 'Valley of Views' has magnificent views of the mountains of Cradle country and Bass Strait, novelty letterbox trail, and the original Coles store and family homestead; 38 km W.

Little Pine Lagoon 73 km

Little Pine Lagoon is not much to look at, but is highly regarded by fly-fishers for its springtime tailing trout and summer dun hatches. Some anglers rate it Tasmania’s premier fly-fishing water. This small water... Find out more

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Great Lake 73 km

A year-round trout fishery, Great Lake is one of Tasmania’s best known waters and a thriving centre for holiday homes. Brown trout were first released here in 1870 and they still dominate the fishery with an... Find out more

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Arthurs Lake 81 km

Tasmanians claim that ‘even novices can catch trout in Arthurs Lake’. This probably explains why this waterway is Tasmania’s most popular trout fishery, hosting more anglers than any other water... Find out more

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Lake River 84 km

‘Tasmania is in drought, we simply don’t have enough water,’ said my guide Roger Butler as we departed Hobart for Lake River, which joins the Macquarie River south of Launceston. We reached our... Find out more

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Bronte System 91 km

Trout anglers probably already know that Tasmania’s Central Highland lakes are among the best in the world. Many offer fly- fishers an opportunity to sight-fish for tailing trout around the lake margins.... Find out more

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Salmon Ponds 161 km

Most Australian trout anglers regard Tasmania as the nation’s premier trout destination. It’s like Tasmania was purpose-designed for trout, with hundreds of lakes and a cooler climate. Mother Nature... Find out more

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St Helens 163 km

Most mainlanders once regarded Tasmania’s east coast seaport of St Helens as a gamefishing destination, and little else. Anglers came here to head offshore in search of marlin, tuna and sharks. However, the... Find out more

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The Springs 186 km

Visitors to Hobart who are short on time can get a trout fix less than 20 mins’ drive from the CBD at an exclusive fishery called The Springs. It is a year-round fishery and is restricted to a maximum of two... Find out more

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Twin Lakes 189 km

I always thought the title of John Gierach’s entertaining book Where the Trout are all as Long as your Leg was a little farfetched, until I realised it related to a time when he was five years old. I am a little... Find out more

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Flinders Island 207 km

Flinders Island is halfway across Bass Strait. Air travel to the island is limited but it’s worth the effort. Most anglers who visit the island and sample the fishing return full of praise for the place. Flinders... Find out more

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Platypus Encounters, Latrobe 18 km

Three brothers almost single-handedly turned an old quarry site into one of the most reliable places in the world to see wild platypus. In fact, the guided tours have never failed to encounter a platypus in Warrawee... Find out more

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Trowunna Wildlife Park, Mole Creek 20 km

One of the most respected and long-running wildlife parks in Tasmania, Trowunna is involved in conservation, education and rehabilitation. There is a wide range of wildlife on display, including devils, reptiles, quolls... Find out more

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Gunns Plains Cave 27 km

Located just south-west of Gunns Plains (some 23 kilometres south-west of Ulverstone), this is yet another great limestone cave. It has one of the largest shawl formations in the Southern Hemisphere, glow worms aplenty... Find out more

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Giant crayfish research, near Ulverstone 27 km

Tasmania has the largest freshwater crayfish in the world, and they can grow up to a metre in length, with claws that could cut a person’s hand off. You can go out on a research trip with the world’s expert... Find out more

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Hiking the Penguin to Cradle walk 37 km

If you want to embark on a little-known, but highly varied Tasmanian bushwalk, try part or the entire 80-kilometre Penguin to Cradle walk. It starts at the coast, goes through a mix of rural areas, woodlands, canyons,... Find out more

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Tarkine Trails 39 km

Delve deeply into the temperate rainforest of the Tarkine Wilderness on a multi-day bushwalk with Tarkine Trails. Unashamedly made up of conservation activists, the company is keen to show you why the Tarkine area should... Find out more

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The Overland Track 43 km

Deservedly the most well-known, multiday walking route in Australia, this 65- to 80-kilometre route through Cradle Mountain– Lake St Clair National Park is a classic (for national park information, see park entry... Find out more

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Creative Paper, Burnie 51 km

Make your own paper with recycled bits and pieces on a half-hour tour at this non-profit, community-based enterprise. They use all sorts of odds and ends to make their eco-friendly papers, including old jeans, fruit pulp... Find out more

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Low Head Penguin Tours 53 km

Every night at dusk this comprehensive but inexpensive tour takes visitors to a little penguin-nesting site near the mouth of the Tamar River, where you can watch the penguins waddle ashore to return to their nests. The... Find out more

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Tamar Island 68 km

This important wetland habitat just 10 minutes from the heart of Launceston features a great bird-viewing hide, 3.2 kilometres of easy walking tracks and an interpretation centre.... Find out more

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Barnbougle Dunes Links 102 km

Bridport used to be a sleepy fishing village on Tasmania’s north-east coast. That all changed in 2004. In December of that year Barnbougle Dunes Links opened for play on the eastern outskirts of town – and... Find out more

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Barnbougle Dunes Links (Lost Farm course) 104 km

When Barnbougle Dunes opened for play in 2004 it did have a few critics who suggested it was too far away from the golfing masses to be financially successful. How wrong they were. If a golf course is good enough,... Find out more

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Tasmania Golf Club 187 km

The challenge a golf course presents can often be measured by the quality of player it produces. At Tasmania Golf Club, the name Goggin crops up regularly on the honour boards. Lindy Goggin, a three-time Australian... Find out more

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Royal Hobart Golf Club 190 km

Royal Hobart Golf Club has come a long way from humble beginnings. It started out at Sandy Bay, not far from where Wrest Point Casino stands today, in 1896. Known as the Newlands course, it was an incredible par- 89:... Find out more

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Highland Restaurant

Cradle Mountain village’s misty air infused with wisps of wood smoke is bound to arouse a hearty appetite, and this fine-dining restaurant is perfect to slowly and deliciously wind up your day of pristine... Find out more

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TJ's Cafe

In Scottish-themed surroundings, this cafe serves homemade scones and light meals during the day from its cute main-street shop next to Sheffield’s post office. Take a break from your sightseeing for a plate of... Find out more

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Weindorfers

In a magical Lord of the Rings landscape, with Mount Roland towering above, this shingle-roofed rustic cabin houses a country-style restaurant offering an eclectic menu and good coffee. It’s a delightful place to... Find out more

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Yvette’s

Across the road from Sheffield’s shopping strip, this popular little cafe opens during the day to a loyal clientele who come here for Sheffield’s best coffee. With trained baristas brewing excellent coffee,... Find out more

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Purple Possum Wholefoods and Cafe 157 km

Purple Possum is in the great little town of St Marys, midway between St Helens and Bicheno. The cafe is wholly vegetarian, and you can take away a range of organic fruit and vegetables and locally grown supplies.... Find out more

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Boag's (J.Boag & Son) 68 km

With several different owners over the past 100 years, J. Boag and Son typifies the sometimes turbulent history of Australian brewing and the minor miracle of surviving at all into the 21st century. Scotsman James Boag... Find out more

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Two Metre Tall Company 159 km

Ashley Huntington actually is 2 metres tall – probably taller if you include his mop of curly hair – and his generous height is also the name for the craftbrewing enterprise he runs from the Derwent... Find out more

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Iron House Brewery 167 km

When White Sands Resort came on the market a few years ago it proved too tempting for Devonport businessman John White, who already runs several companies bearing his surname. Rebranded as White Sands Estate, the... Find out more

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Moo Brew 177 km

With its striking, glass and steel brewhouse perched high above the Derwent River, Moo Brew is probably the best-appointed microbrewery in the land. It’s also part of Moorilla Estate, situated on the outskirts of... Find out more

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Cascade Brewery 186 km

It’s impossible not to wax lyrical about the Cascade Brewery. It is the oldest working brewery in the country, one of the quaintest-looking industrial buildings and it’s located in the most picturesque of... Find out more

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Kentish Park camping area 9 km

This informal camping area on the eastern shore of beautiful Lake Barrington is 6 km from West Kentish. Busy when there are rowing events at the lake, at other times it’s a peaceful campground amid pretty scenery.... Find out more

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Lake Barrington West 10 km

Lake Barrington is famous for its world-class rowing course, and while there are big crowds here for rowing championships, the rest of the time there’s peaceful camping, all-year angling and beautiful scenery.... Find out more

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O’Neills Creek Reserve camping area 13 km

Next to the creek and rodeo ground, this pretty forest reserve has places for vans on short-term stays of 1 or 2 nights (2 night maximum), making it a perfect overnight stop on your way to Cradle Mountain–Lake St... Find out more

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Mole Creek Caravan Park 19 km

This riverside caravan park, just west of Mole Creek township, has plenty of attractions close by. Firstly there are Australia’s finest cave systems at Marakoopa and King Solomons cave, and then there are honey... Find out more

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Lake Gairdner camping area 25 km

On the banks of this hydro lake there is a free camping area with no facilities, so if the campground at Cradle Mountain is full (as it often is) this may be a good alternative, providing you are completely... Find out more

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Lake Parangana camping area (bush camping) 30 km

Peaceful scenic camping sites are dispersed in the bush along the western shore of this long skinny lake. It’s a lovely spot to fish, swim, and boat or just relax. From Mole Creek take the Liena Rd to the winding... Find out more

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Port Sorell Lions Club Caravan Park 31 km

This large caravan park is close to shops and just a short walk from the foreshore of the Rubicon Estuary, with its sheltered beach and lovely views of Narawntapu National Park. The safe swimming beach and kids... Find out more

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Bakers Point camping area 32 km

On the point by Springlawn beach, this large camping area has 36 sites – 16 suitable for larger rigs – a portable toilet waste collection point and a boat launching area. There’s excellent fishing in... Find out more

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Koybaa camping area 32 km

This camping area at Griffiths Point, 4 km past the ranger station, has 12 small sites surrounded by scrub. They are suitable only for tent-based camping because you have to carry your gear in past a row of... Find out more

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Riana Pioneer Park camping ground 33 km

Set among farmland and forested hills 15 km from Penguin, the tiny settlement of Riana is picture-postcard pretty. Its quiet little campground is on the left-hand side of the main road (Pine Rd B17), just past the... Find out more

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Abel Tasman Caravan Park 23 km

Located just a couple of blocks from the Spirit of Tasmania terminal, this park has obvious benefits for those arriving or departing by the boat. The park has sites to cater for all size rigs and is ideal for a longer... Find out more

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Bay View Holiday Village 24 km

Close to the beach on the east side of Devonport, this park is just a short drive to the Spirit of Tasmania ferry terminal. Bookings are required in peak periods.... Find out more

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Wings Wildlife Park 27 km

Staying here is a different experience. There is trout fishing, bushwalking, kayaking, golf, and more. The park has good facilities including powered sites, but we would opt for the unpowered riverfront camping area. The... Find out more

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BIG4 Ulverstone Holiday Park 28 km

This is a good quality park with spacious grassy areas and a range of facilities, about 1 km from the town centre and close to the surf club on East Beach. Bookings are required in peak periods.... Find out more

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Port Sorell Lions Caravan Park 31 km

This popular beachfront park is owned and operated by the Lions Club. It is close to the centre of town, adjacent to the boat ramp and ideal for family holidays. It is an easy drive to the Devonport ferry terminal from... Find out more

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Deloraine Apex Caravan Park 32 km

With good facilities, this park is about a oneand- a-half hour drive to Cradle Mountain and about half that to Great Lake. There are good bushwalks in the area. Bookings are required in peak periods.... Find out more

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Penguin Beachside Holiday Resort 37 km

This beachfront park at the western end of town has undergone a makeover. The waterfront sites have been refurbished and the park restaurant should soon be back. Bookings are required in peak periods.... Find out more

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Discovery Holiday Parks – Cradle Mountain 39 km

Set in bushland just outside the World Heritage-listed Tasmanian wilderness area, this quality park has good facilities including a large recreation building with open fireplaces. It is a popular camping site for walkers... Find out more

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BIG4 Kelso Sands Holiday Park 50 km

The park is set on a large expanse of grassy, maintained grounds and includes a small golf course. It has good amenities, a wellstocked store and a great outlook over the broad estuary of the River Tamar. Wombats... Find out more

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Low Head Tourist Park 53 km

A lot of recent development has transformed this into an attractive park. There are large grassy areas, and most facilities for the discerning traveller are here. Bookings are required in peak periods.... Find out more

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Cradle Mountain 
Highlanders Cottages

Tucked away in the rainforest, these 12 rustic timber cabins offer self-contained, secluded accommodation close to Cradle Mountain’s information centre and pickup point for the shuttle bus into the national park.... Find out more

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Cradle Mountain Lodge

On the edge of Tasmania’s World Heritage wilderness, this award-winning luxury lodge and spa is set discreetly among native myrtle glades just outside the national park boundary. It is so close to the park that the... Find out more

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Cradle Mountain 
Wilderness Village

These modern chalets are arranged in clusters next to the national park, each one affording absolute seclusion. With sleek lines, private balconies, plate-glass windows and light contemporary interiors, they invite... Find out more

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Discovery Holiday Park

These budget cabins a kilometre from the entrance to Cradle Mountain National Park have no-frills self-contained accommodation, along with a camping area, caravan sites and bunk rooms for backpackers. There are 25... Find out more

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Eagles Nest Retreat

This super-luxurious retreat makes the most of its spectacular surroundings, with a two-storey wall of glass showing off the amazing views across the valley to the soaring cliffs of Mount Roland. In Eagles Nest One there... Find out more

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Waldheim Cabins

Suited to hardier travellers and affording unsurpassed access to Cradle Mountain’s magnificent alpine wilderness, these eight vertical-board huts are inside the national park at the starting point for... Find out more

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Mountain Valley, Loongana 29 km

Mountain Valley is off the beaten tourist track, situated around 64 kilometres south-west of Devonport (due south of Burnie). Visitors here stay in rustic cabins with open fireplaces on a private and remote 60-hectare... Find out more

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Cradle Mountain Lodge 41 km

Live in the lap of luxury – old style – with a warm and welcoming central lodge, surrounded by individual cabins. Like nearly any large lodge, it does not have a perfect environmental record, but this... Find out more

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Waldheim Cabins 43 km

You can steal a march on everyone else in the morning by staying in historic cabins at a beautiful spot within Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park, operated by the Parks and Wildlife Service. The cabins are... Find out more

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Curringa Farm 136 km

Near Hamilton, about an hour’s drive west of Hobart, this eco-accredited 300-hectare property gives visitors a taste of sustainable farming practices.Give a couple of day’s notice and you can tour the farm,... Find out more

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Rainbow Retreat 160 km

The owners of this 30-hectare nature reserve at St Marys are wildlife carers who rehabilitate then release wildlife on the property, so there are plenty of their old friends wandering around, including wombats,... Find out more

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Peppermint Ridge Retreat, Woodbridge 211 km

Even without the stunning views over the D’Entrecasteaux Channel from 6-metre-high windows, the pademelons that hop around, or the free-range eggs and organic vegetable garden that guests are allowed to raid in... Find out more

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Parramatta Creek Rest Area 18 km

26 km NW of Deloraine (L) or 17 km SE of Latrobe (R) Pleasant area just off the highway among some large trees on the bank of the creek. Good facilities and shade. GPS: S41 19.830 E146 31.826 ... Find out more

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Somerset Park Area 56 km

Middle of town Small parking area at the junction with Murchison Highway on the banks of Cam River. Good facilities. Limited shade. GPS: S41 02.487 E145 50.329... Find out more

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Fossey River Rest Area 59 km

67 km S of Somerset (L) or 39 km N of Tullah (R) Large area just off the highway surrounded by forest. Good facilities. Limited shade. GPS: S41 27.048 E145 37.263... Find out more

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Hellyer Gorge Rest Area 61 km

40 km S of Somerset (L) or 66 km N of Tullah (R) Pleasant area adjacent to the highway surrounded by forest. Good facilities and shade. GPS: S41 16.409 E145 36.908 ... Find out more

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Tullabardine Dam Rest Area 65 km

T/O 105 km S of Somerset (L) or 1 km N of Tullah (R) Large area 6 kilometres east of the highway at the dam. GPS: S41 41.127 E145 39.388... Find out more

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Wynyard Park Area 65 km

East side of town Small parking area on the foreshore. Good facilities. GPS: S40 59.408 E145 44.545... Find out more

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Tullah Park Area 71 km

Off the main street into town (opposite shopping centre) Large parking area on the shores of Lake Rosebery. Limited shade. GPS: S41 44.172 E145 36.947  ... Find out more

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Little Pine Lagoon Camp Area 73 km

T/O at Miena via Marlborough Highway Small camping area located 12 kilometres south-west of Miena. NOTE: Access road part unsealed. GPS: S42 00.005 E146 36.661... Find out more

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Perth Park Area 74 km

North side of town Parking area adjacent to the highway. Good facilities. Limited shade. GPS: S41 34.286 E147 10.184... Find out more

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Rosebery Park Area 79 km

South side of town Large parking adjacent to the highway on the banks of the river at Stitt Park. Good facilities. GPS: S41 46.968 E145 32.403  ... Find out more

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Jonah Bay Camp Area 80 km

T/O 13 km SE of Miena (L) or 43 km NW of Bothwell (R) Large area in a natural bush setting on edge of the lake 10 kilometres north of the highway via Poatina Road and Gunns Marsh Road. NOTE: Access road part... Find out more

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Pumphouse Bay Camp Area 81 km

T/O 13 km SE of Miena (L) or 43 km NW of Bothwell (R) Large open area on edge of the lake 6 kilometres north of the highway via Poatina Road. NOTE: Access road part unsealed. GPS: S41 59.977 E146 51.076... Find out more

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Sisters Beach Rest Area 82 km

T/O 13 km NW of Wynyard (R) or 54 km SE of Smithton (L) Small shady area on the foreshore 8 kilometres north of the highway. Very good facilities and shade. GPS: S40 55.007 E145 33.714... Find out more

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Myrtle Park Camp Area 88 km

31 km SW of Scottsdale (R) or 31 km NE of Launceston (L) Large grassed camp area just off the highway on the banks of St Patrick’s River. Kiosk and telephone nearby. Good facilities and shade. GPS: S41 18.664... Find out more

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Bronte Lagoon Rest Area 90 km

28 km SE of Derwent Bridge (R) or 21 km N of Tarraleah (L) Small area adjacent to the highway on the shores of the lagoon. GPS: S42 10.777 E146 30.033... Find out more

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Sideling Lookout Park Area 94 km

17 km SW of Scottsdale (L) or 45 km NE of Launceston (R) Small area adjacent to the highway with good views over the surrounding countryside. Good facilities. GPS: S41 15.440 E147 25.844... Find out more

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Bradys Lake Camp Area 95 km

36 km SE of Derwent Bridge (L) or 13 km N of Tarraleah (R) Small open grassy area located 1 kilometre off the highway on the shores of the lake. No facilities or shade. GPS: S42 13.920 E146 29.820... Find out more

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Lagoon of Islands Rest Area 96 km

T/O 20 SE of Miena (L) or 36 km NW of Bothwell (R) Large area located 4 kilometres east of the highway (turn off at Steppes) on the shores of the lake. NOTE: Access road unsealed. GPS: S42 06.677 E146 56.163... Find out more

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Franklin River Park Area 96 km

60 km SE of Queenstown (R) or 25 km NW of Derwent Bridge (L) Very small area adjacent to the highway. Good facilities and shade. GPS: S42 12.931 E146 01.214... Find out more

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Lake Burbury Camp Area 96 km

20 km E of Queenstown (L) or 65 km W of Derwent Bridge (R) Large open grassed campground located 1 kilometre west of the highway near the lake. Good facilities. Limited shade. GPS: S42 05.789 E145 40.454... Find out more

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Brickmakers Beach 100 km

40 km W of Wynyard (R) or 27 km E of Smithton (L) Large grassed area adjacent to the highway on the foreshore. Limited shade. GPS: S40 51.121 E145 21.905... Find out more

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Blackburn Creek Rest Area 100 km

29 km SE of Miena (R) or 27 km NW of Bothwell (L) Large open area adjacent to the highway. Limited shade. GPS: S42 10.356 E146 54.285... Find out more

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Pegs Beach Camp Area 101 km

42 km W of Wynyard (R) or 25 km E of Smithton (L) Large open grassy campground adjacent to the highway on the foreshore. Limited shade. GPS: S40 51.111 E145 21.153... Find out more

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Lake Burbury Rest Area 101 km

T/O 15 km E of Queenstown (R) or 70 km W of Derwent Bridge (L) Small area located at the boat ramp 4 kilometres south of the highway. Limited shade. GPS: S42 08.35 E145 39.10... Find out more

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Nive River Rest Area 102 km

44 km SE of Derwent Bridge (R) or 5 km N of Tarraleah (L) Small area adjacent to the highway on the riverbank. Good facilities. Limited shade. GPS: S42 17.921 E146 27.511... Find out more

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Scottsdale Rest Area 103 km

East side of town Large area just off the highway. Very good facilities. Limited shade. GPS: S41 09.977 E147 31.380... Find out more

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Black River Camp Area 104 km

T/O 44 km W of Wynyard (R) or 23 km E of Smithton (L) Very large area with numerous secluded campsites located 1 to 5 kilometres off the highway in the scrub near the river. Limited facilities and shade. NOTE: Access... Find out more

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Conara Rest Area 105 km

11 km N of Campbell Town (L) or 37 km S of Perth (R) Large area just off the highway on the road into town. Good facilities and shade. GPS: S41 49.805 E147 26.332... Find out more

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Campbell Town Rest Area 115 km

South side of town Large grassed area just off the highway on the banks of the river. Limited shade. GPS: S41 55.922 E147 29.372... Find out more

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Ross Park Area 121 km

South side of town Very small area at the historic bridge well off the highway on the road into the township. GPS: S42 01.876 E147 29.401... Find out more

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