Little Blue Lake is one of those fairy tale inspired locations. This unique lake is truly a hidden gem tucked away in the northeast region of Tasmania. It’s located between the towns of Derby (well known for its mountain bike trails) and Gladstone, around 1 hour 45 minutes drive from Launceston. Little Blue Lake The …
Horsetail Falls is an impressive seasonal waterfall. It’s located just outside Queenstown, which is a beautiful historic mining town hidden in a valley on the slopes of Mount Owen deep in the wild western region of Tasmania. Reaching the falls is a short 5-kilometre drive from Queenstown up the Lyell Highway on a mountain road …
QVMAG is a place we always try to visit and should be on everyone’s list of things to do in Launceston. Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, more commonly abbreviated to QVMAG, is a smorgasbord of art, science and history in the heart of Launceston in northern Tasmania. Spread over two massive locations, including the …
Dip Falls is one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Tasmania. Not because its particularly high or beautiful, but because with the right conditions, it’s an absolute brute of a waterfall compared to many in Tasmania. It’s a big, bulky, and loud. It’s located just outside the town of Mawbanna in the north-west region of …
Philosopher Falls, in our opinion, is one of the most beautiful walking trails in all of Tasmania. Philosopher Falls is located in the outskirts of Waratah in Western Tasmania, around 60 minutes drive from Burnie. The walking trail follows a portion of the old water race that was used to supply water to the now …