Tahune AirWalk
As one of the most visited Tasmanian attractions, the AirWalk offers spectacular views of the state's famous Southern Forests.
Lake Esperance
Lake Esperance is located in the Hartz Mountains National Park, which is an area famous for views of remote mountain ranges.
Russell Falls
Mt Field National Park offers stunning walks through enormous fern forests, and you can even view some of the tallest trees in the world.
Hartz Peak
Hartz Peak is located in the Hartz Mountains National Park, which is an area famous for views of remote mountain ranges as far as the coast.
Coal Mines Historic Site
Located on the Tasman Peninsula, this site was once home to 600 convicts who had the difficult and dangerous task of extracting the coal.
Duckhole Lake
Graded as a Level 2 walk, this means the track is an easy walk and suitable for most fitness levels and all age groups.
Pine Lake
Pencil pine grows only in the Tasmanian highlands, and there are few other places on the island where it can be accessed as at Pine Lake.
Meander Falls
Meander Falls Bushwalk is in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area below the Great Western Tiers. The walk is 5km (one way)
Liffey Falls
The beautiful Liffey Falls, as their name suggests, are situated on the Liffey River which flows out of Great Lake.
Hollybank Forest
Just 19km from Launceston, Hollybank Forest, comprising a mixture of native bush and ash and pine plantations, is a popular picnic spot.
Fluted Cape Walk
South Bruny National Park, the Fluted Cape walk departs from Grass Point and provides trampers with a circuit route offering impressive views
History of the Maori People
The arrival of the Maori people to New Zealand is deemed as somewhat of a mystery. Estimated the first Polynesians arrived over 1000 years ago