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Once the home to the Tarraleah Cricket team, the Pavilion has been refitted into a comfortable cabin for 2. The Pavilion has a well equipped kitchen making it perfect for self-catering. The main living space and kitchen is open plan with a combustion wood fire to keep you warm and a couch and TV to relax with. The bedroom has a queen size bed and ensuite bathroom with a walk-in shower. Set away from Tarraleah’s other accommodation, you can sit out on the deck and look out across the old town oval – a few trees and a seldom used heli-pad might get in the way of a cricket game today, but make for a lovely view. Perhaps even spot some of the local wildlife….. Wallaby’s wombats, a possum or two and wake to a kookaburra

Tarraleah Estate is a picturesque piece of living history, located in the Tasmanian Central Highlands. A pleasant surprise off the highway that offers the perfect opportunity to get away from the ‘day to day’ and relax. Once a working town for Hydroelectric pioneers, Tarraleah has been refurbished and renovated to provide you with the perfect hideout or base for your next West Tasmanian adventure. Tarraleah is no longer an active town….. so alas, no grocery store, post office or even public toilets. Perfect for independent travellers, we offer self-contained accommodation with all the comforts of home. Our Cottages are beautifully styled in 1930s décor and our cabins are incredibly comfortable and functional. While Tarraleah Estate boasts up to 20 Residents in the Summer time, our winter population drops to a total of 4 people, with a few day time additions, and some very friendly (and always hungry) ducks, geese and hairy Highland cows. So please come and stay and base yourself here while visiting the Wall, Lake St Claire or for your next Fly-fishing adventure. Tours can be booked in advance, but no prior arrangement is needed to visit the 9 hole golf course, explore one of the walks, make it to the waterfall or visit the Hydro Lookout. Spacious and well maintained gardens are home for the local wallaby’s wombats and possums, and remember to keep an eye out for eagles, superb fairy wrens and even lyre birds.

Just a three minute bike ride from the Maydena Bike Park hub, Maydena Chillhouse offers flexible services to suit your budget. Beds with breakfast is the base service. Dinner available on request, explore the beautiful mountains with no hassles. Hosted by a keen rockclimber and mountain biker, and a Philippino cook that speaks Mandarin. Come stay, relax and feel the chill-out.

Located on 1 acre, with a big side annex attached that includes a modern BBQ for communal use. Bring the kids up the back to the stream and dams to see if the elusive platypuses are roaming the waters. Breakfast for everybody is included. A home-cooked meal is available for dinner on request.

Close to Maydena Bike Park and Mount Field National Park

The decor is neutral with a country modern feel. The house is only recently built and has a beautiful log fire for setting a cosy ambience. There is everything you will need for an enjoyable stay in this stunning part of Tasmania.

A cosy waterfront cabin on The Great Lake, Coldwater Cabin is the perfect place for a secluded wilderness escape. Relax on the deck with a glass of wine and watch the light dance across the lake, or curl up inside with a cup of tea and take in the views through the north-facing windows. If what you crave is the connection to wilderness only Tasmania can offer, then Coldwater Cabin is the place for you. Follow our stays and guests on Instagram: @coldwatercabin

Our cabin is an ideal retreat for individuals and couples alike. Every room looks onto to the lake, giving a feeling of constant connection to the Central Highlands outside. The warmth and ambience of a fire will be a highlight of your stay. The kitchen and living spaces contain wood stoves for heating and ample firewood. And, in the bedroom and bathroom, there are smaller electric heaters to keep you toasty when the temperature drops. Even though the cabin is cosy, the weather is often unpredictable ,so make sure to bring warm clothing for extra comfort. If you enjoy cooking, the kitchen has plenty of crockery and utensils, and the deck is the perfect setting for a meal. We stock a basic pantry that includes coffee beans and grinder, tea, salt, pepper, oil, and some dried herbs and vinaigrettes. You’ll need to buy fresh supplies before heading up the mountain. The closest Woolworths is 40 minutes away in Deloraine, and there is a small shop and pub meals available at The Great Lake hotel, if you get caught out. If you feel like spoiling yourself, we highly recommend trying some of the amazing Tasmanian wineries and fresh food suppliers on the drive up to the cabin. Curtains separate the bedroom from the living room, which gives you the option of getting cosy in the evening or waking to an uninterrupted view of sunrise over the lake. The king-sized bed has fresh linen and there are tonnes of woollen blankets for you to use. The bathroom is simple, with a shower and clawfoot bath with lake views. The cabin runs on tank water, so time is of the essence when it comes to showering. The cabin is incredibly special to us. We’ve spent loads of time designing, renovating and curating all the details so that it suits the natural landscape. It’s our very special family space that we want to share with like-minded travellers.

Miena is one of the coldest towns in Australia. It snows more than 60 days each year, including in during January, so you should prepare for any type of weather. Miena is in the bush and also full of wildlife. Wallabies, possums and deer roam the property, a wombat often pops up from underneath the cabin, and an echnida lives in the wood tanks next door. If you're really lucky, you might even spot a Tassie devil nearby. All this fauna makes it really important that you keep your rubbish in the allocated bins during your visit. For this reason also we have a strict no pets policy to promote wildlife in the area. If you’re into trout fishing, you’ve definitely come to the right place. There are plenty of world-renowned fly fishing lakes in the area. If you’re a walker, Liffey Falls is a 30-minute drive away and Lake St Clair, an hour. There are also a series of shorter walks close by, and plenty of local lakes to explore.

A perfectly positioned Chalet situated in the heart of Tasmania surrounded by 11 beautiful lakes & lagoons renowned for their prolific trout fishing, fly-fishing, kayaking, animal watching, bushwalking & exploring. The woodfire will keep you warm day & night, the place is large enough for 2 families lending to the perfect home for a relaxing getaway. This home is pet-friendly & has Free WIFI The Bronte Park General store is conveniently located across the road from the house for your daily needs

We are frequently informed by guests that our kitchen is the best equipped of any accommodation in a 100k radius, many say that it is better equipped than their own kitchens! We have a full-sized fridge/freezer, microwave, toaster, kettle, slow cooker, pressure cooker, toasted sandwich press, electric frying pan, pots/pans, containers, plates and cutlery for 10, serving platters and bowls, tea towels, pot mitts and all the utensils you will need. We have a sitting area around the fire, perfect to put your feet up and chat about the day's events with a hot cuppa. There is also the lounge area with the TV to keep you informed and entertained. There is a fenced-off area where your dogs can safely be gated either in a decked area or a grassy area. We delight in providing you a touch of luxury with 600 thread count sheets and thick fluffy Egyptian cotton towels. Also provided is tea, coffee, sugar, milk, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, hand soap and washing powder available for your use. The Bronte store across the road will have everything you need to top up your food or fishing supplies, they also sell petrol and take away food like fish and chips for those lazy days you don’t feel like cooking. Shane the store manager will be your right-hand man in relation to information on events, fishing spots and everything going on in the area. He can organise your fishing licenses and give you details on fishing guides who will take you to all the best fishing locations savings you time and getting those large fish on the hooks! Jenny who works at the store in the weekends is also the wildlife carer. She regularly has orphaned baby kangaroos, wallabies, wombats and other cuties to delight you. Many people say that the highlight of their visit was when Jenny brought the baby animals to the house for a pat and photo’s. Jenny works tirelessly for all the animals and a donation for these amazing memories helps feed and rehome all the babies. You will see many wallaby’s, wombats, possums and highland cows on your travels, however if you are lucky you can also spot lyre birds ,fairy wrens and eagles which is always very exciting to see. There are guided wildlife tours day and night to satisfy your adventurous spirit. The area has intermittent phone service, however the Chalet comes with the luxury of free WIFI, which means you can make internet calls from WhatsApp, Facebook Messager or Skype. The WIFI also means you can research events and attractions at night to plan your next day. Please note this Chalet is in a residential neighbourhood and in respect for our neighbours this is a strictly ‘No Party’ property. There is also ‘No Smoking’ inside the property.

Bronte Park is a locality on the Marlborough Highway at the southern edge of the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park in Tasmania, Australia. It is located just north of the Lyell Highway and approximately halfway in between Hobart, Launceston and Queenstown, and is also almost exactly in the geographic centre of the island. Bronte Park is north of Bronte Lagoon, an artificial lake in the Central Highlands It is now primarily a tourist village catering to trout fishermen, kayakers and walkers,within twenty minutes of eleven different lakes, offering a very unique fishers and nature lovers Tasmanian paradise!

'Intrigue Cottage' is situated at Dalebrook Lodge which is a working horse property specializing in training show horses. Dalebrook Lodge is at Western Creek, Tasmania which is 25 kilometres west of Deloraine and sits under the majestic Western Tiers. Some of the best bush walks in Tasmania commence from just above Dalebrook Lodge. Close to the Mole Creek Caves, Liffey Falls, Chudleigh Honey Farm, Ashgrove Cheese, Anvers Chocolates, The Great Lakes, Sheffield Town of Murals and Cradle Mountain

The fresh air and quiet are just amazing and in winter on a still clear night the stars are something to see. You also might like to enjoy a glass of wine or coffee in the gardens or beside the Dalebrook which is a clear mountain stream.

Spinners offers a cosy self-contained wood fired retreat, conveniently located only a 70-minute drive from Launceston. Watch the glorious Great Lake while relaxing on the balcony or Enjoy a scenic drive through one of Tasmania’s most beautiful landscapes, Spinners is the Ideal Place to stay to take advantage of one of the world’s premier Trout fishing and bush walking regions, Either during Snow fall or sunny weather its the place to be to relax and get away from everyday stress.

The Central Highlands of Tasmania and Great Lake area offers one of the world’s greatest regions for Trout Fishing.

Ideally Situated in the heart of Tasmania’s Central Plateau Spinners is the Ideal Place to stay to take advantage of one of the world’s premier Trout fishing and bush walking regions. Sit back with the cosy fire and hopefully catch a glimpse of local wildlife grazing around the retreat. A short drive to Miena offers a small general store with a petrol pump and pay phone, The Great Lakes Hotel offers Dinner and drinks -estimated 20 minute drive.

The Lodge is an impressive stone and timber building nestled under the mountain foothills of Great Western Tiers, World Heritage area with ECO SPA luxury, panoramic views, second storey chalet style, vintage, art, elegant quality KING bedroom, second luxe QUEEN bedroom, bespoke bathroom, comfortable, warm stylish living and dining areas, continental breakfast, organic wine, outdoor hot tub SPA, pristine drinking water & a delicious evening dining experience with Tasmanian produce.

The guest area in the Lodge is a unique space with a light, warm and welcoming ambiance.... styled in vintage, antiques, collectables and country charm with beautiful art works that compliment the high ceilings and chalet feel. The main KING bedroom has quality bedding, an electric blanket, spacious comfort, antique wardrobe and chest of drawers with stunning views from the two large windows. Guests can book the second QUEEN bedroom for family or friends, which has luxe quality bedding, spacious comfort, plenty of storage, lovely views and aspects. The views from the balcony which wraps around the building are stunning with mountain ranges and Meander Valley in clear sight. There are comfy seats & tables on the balcony as well. The dining area is perfect for relaxed, generous breakfasts which are included in your price rates, and evening meals that you can order from our own delicious menu. The lounge area has a TV, DVD player & a selection of DVDs, record player & records plus CDs, books, games and your hosts provide a complimentary bottle of red or white organic wine and port. The bathroom gives you a roomy shower with eco products such as body wash, shampoo & conditioner, hair dryer, a large bath and plenty of towels. There is a seperate toilet next to the bathroom.

Western Creek is a country rural area with farms and homes with land. It has a yoga retreat and an organic farm based in Western Creek. People are friendly and it is a beautiful place with The Great Western Tiers above it.

A cozy and quirky space to relax in before or after your adventures, conveniently located down the street from the bike park and near the General Store. Enjoy a hot chocolate looking out to Mt Field West and Tyenna Peak or put your feet up and relax on the couch. With an undercover 'atrium', gas fire, nbn internet, bose wifi/bluetooth speaker, bike storage and wash down deck, we can't wait for you to come and enjoy Funky Old Maydena! The property is secure for dogs and we welcome your pooches!

Sleeping arrangements consist of a queen bed in the master bedroom and a single/double bunk bed in the second bedroom. There is a wall mounted TV in the lounge above the open fireplace, with an HDMI cable to plug in your laptop for some evening movies or to stream the mountain bike world cup rounds on. The kitchen is equipped with all the necessary basics to cook up a storm for the family or group of friends, and a barbeque is located in the undercover area outside. On the other side of the undercover space is a bungalow that contains the laundry and storage space near to the house. A larger shed contains the bike workshop and storage. In the undercover area you'll find a table and chairs, BBQ, pull out clothes line, sofa, dog bowls, and a large raised dog bed (big enough for George, our Great Dane). Walk around the back of the bungalow to find a purpose built bike wash down deck for pampering your ride after disrespecting it all day on the hill.

An owner built rustic cabin on the edge of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage. It is ideally situated to access the many walking tracks on the Great Western Tiers in central Tasmania close to the World Heritage. It has a double bed and two singles upstairs and a kitchenette downstairs. A small but compact space for outdoor type guests who love nature. Minimum 2 day stay. Inquire about price for longer bookings. The ideal place to get away from TV and Wifi, to chill out and unwind.

The cabin is surrounded by birds and wildlife with wallabies sharing your space in the morning and evening. The space is ideal for 2 or three adults or a family of 3 or 4 with children over 4 years old as the staircase is quite steep. Downstairs the bathroom is across the deck in its own small building with a bath, shower and composting toilet. The deck is spacious and ideal for dining in the late afternoon on a summers day. The kitchenette is supplied with tea and coffee, some spices, oil and other basic cooking ingredients. We will provide you with some milk on check-in if you haven't brought any. There are also basic breakfast cereals for your use. This small cabin is located in the beautiful valley of Jackeys Marsh under the bluffs of the Great Western Tiers. The perfect location for a hiking holiday. There are many and varied walking trails nearby from difficult to easy. The setting is beautiful and the stars plentiful at night. It is also centrally located to explore the many experiences of the central north of Tasmania.

There are many walking trails in the surrounding area. The most well known are Meander Falls, Liffey Falls, Quamby Bluff, Warners Track, and Westmoreland Falls. The nearest shop and cafe is in Meander where they serve great cofffee but also have a range of other cafe food. There are many shops and cafes in Deloraine as well as a supermarket and some remarkable art galleries. Forest Walks Lodge next door may be able to provide you with meals on request.

Welcome to the Red Jersey, self-contained accommodation for all, especially the mountain bike, paddler, ski or bushwalking enthusiast in National Park, Tasmania, only 10 minutes from the Maydena Bike Park. Located in the Red Jersey's gardens, with views of Mt Field, 'Udder House' offers self-contained accommodation for 2 and up to 4 people. We welcome people from all over the world - and their pets as well!

Your apartment has a fully equipped kitchen with European appliances including dishwasher, fridge, induction cooktop, convection microwave and coffee maker. The living room has a fully sprung fold out sofa bed, dining setting and a TV which can also be viewed from your queen sized bed. The bathroom has a walk in shower with a view of the garden and water feature. Outside your unit is an undercover entertaining area with gas barbecue. There is a rock fire pit ready to light, to warm you as you enjoy the late evenings. The laundry at the rear of the unit has has a front loading washing machine, dryer, iron and board and a large washing line. For mountain bikers and skiers, we offer a lockable storage shed for your equipment. For the security of your valuables there is also a combination safe.

The Red Jersey is located 200 metres from the National Park Hotel and 500 metres from the entrance to Mt Field National Park. 10 minutes by car is the Maydena Bike Park, the Styx Forest World Heritage area and the Junee Caves walk.

Cosy, quirky shack built over many weekends over 10 years.. a labour of love! Locals call it " The Dolls House" Five minutes drive to Great Lake. Ideal for romantic getaway for two or 2 fishing buddies and a friend in single bedroom accessed outside with own toilet. Great place to relax ,feel the peace and quiet, read on the verandah or inside by the woodheater. Walk out the back in Conservation Area or even fish! Must climb stairs to upstairs bedrooms. Dog friendly .extra cleaning cost . 😊

Cosy, quirky shack built over many weekends over 10 years.. a labour of love! Locals call it " The Dolls House" Five minutes drive to Great Lake. Ideal for romantic getaway for two or 2 fishing buddies and a friend in single bedroom accessed outside with own toilet. Great place to relax ,feel the peace and quiet, read on the verandah or inside by the woodheater. Walk out the back in Conservation Area or even fish! Must climb stairs to upstairs bedrooms. Dog friendly .extra cleaning cost . 😊

Miena is a small town by the Great Lake in the Central Highlands of Tasmania, Australia. At the 2016 census, Miena and the surrounding area had a population of 87. The Aboriginal name, pronounced 'my-enna' translates to 'lagoon-like This is a wilderness area which is one hour from the famous Lake St Clair and Cradle Mountain national park. It has access to Great Lake fishing and other trout fishing areas easy reach. Some brochures available in local store near the Miena Hotel. Miena is an isolated fishing town in the Central Highlands of Tasmania. Whilst there are nearby attractions within a 1 hour drive, Miena's main activities include fishing, and relaxing, walking and taking in the serenity.. The nearest supermarket is in Deloraine, which is about an hour's drive. Due to snowfall, a four wheel drive is highly recommended or chains for 2WD vehicles in the months of June to August. Occasionally in winter, the roads in and out of Miena get closed or are restricted to 4WD only due to snowfall. The average temperatures for Miena are: - Dec to Feb (summer) 4°C to 16°C - Mar to May (autumn) 0°C to 14°C - Jun to Aug (winter) -2°C to 5°C (snow) - Sep to Nov (spring) 0°C to 12°C The fishing season is open from 4 August 2018 to 28 April 2019 (most waters).

One of 5 bedrooms in authentic historic Shearers Quarters, there is one Family room with Queen bed & single bed..ideal for a family or friends. Washroom & Messroom are shared. Normally maximum rooms are in use is 3 unless booked by a group or family. Kitchen is well equipped & there is an outdoor BBQ & firepit.

We will forward details on activities on the farm & nearby.

You don't pay extra until after the 4th guest. Kallista Mountain Bike Cottage has been fully renovated and is now available. Perfect place to stay to experience the exciting Maydena Bike Park and surrounding areas. Book now to secure your chance to see what Maydena has to offer. We have changed our payment for extra guests after 2 people to 4 people to make our cottage stand out from the others. You won’t be disappointed !!!! FIRE WOOD will only be supplied throughout the colder months.

April has been blocked out due to the Coronavirus but please contact us if you are looking at staying. In the interest of the health and safety of all my guests, I’m asking everyone to answer the following questions before they book: In the last two weeks, have you or anyone you live with traveled to any areas that have been impacted by the coronavirus? Have you been diagnosed with, or suspect that you have contracted, the coronavirus? Do you currently have any travel restrictions in your area due to the coronavirus?” This cosy 1960's cottage features open plan living with a brand new kitchen that is fully equipped and includes a dishwasher and full laundry facilities. New carpet has been installed in the two generous sized bedrooms with the larger of the rooms featuring 1 x double bed and 2 single beds. The other room boasts a new queen size bed. A new Daiken reverse cycle heat pump has been installed for year round comfort or there is a beautiful free standing wood heater to use, the wood is stored down near the bottom shed and fire lighters in the cupboard under the kitchen sink but please be aware that we will only supply the fire wood throughout the colder months from April until August. Block buster is hanging on the inside of the shed door. The cottage is freshly painted throughout. A flat screen TV is mounted on the lounge wall along with an Xbox and a wide selection of DVD's and games. Kallista MTB Cottage is situated on a large parcel of land featuring off street parking (off Larkins Street) in the rear yard. There is a lockable shed with racks to hang your bike, helmets and equipment. There is also an area to wash your bike down after a fun day of riding. I have just installed an eight ball table in the shed, 25/02/18. Part of the planned renovations is to include a new deck at the rear of the cottage (this is to be built in early 2018 hopefully) which will be the perfect place to wind down, cook a snag on the new BBQ and have a few drinks whilst looking at the beautiful mountain views."DECK IS BUILT" I also plan on completing a full bathroom renovation with new shower and a 2nd toilet, this will hopefully be completed by the time winter hits in 2018. “Bathroom is completed” Maydena offers much more than mountain bike riding, it is the perfect base to explore the nearby Styx Valley, Mt Field National Park, Strathgordon, river fishing and the numerous walking tracks this magnificent location has to offer.

Quite peaceful location set in the pristine south west wilderness

Situated inside a World Heritage Wilderness area, Thousand Lakes Lodge offers world class angling, hiking and wilderness adventures at your door step. You will love the serenity, the feel of oneness with nature, and the crisp highland air. Relax, unwind, enjoy the uniqueness of the landscape and the view. It is a place where couples and solo travelers will feel equally at home.

Private Room. Two of the Pioneer rooms have 2 beds (1 Queen and 1 Double) and can be requested by guests who do not want to share a bed. They are located upstairs with gorgeous view of the early stages of the Ouse River and the unique scenery of the Central Plateau. Please note that Pioneer rooms come with their own external (detached) private bathroom located downstairs. There is a Pioneer room downstairs with 1 King size bed (or 2 long twins) that is suitable for guests who cannot climb stairs. This wheelchair-accessible room has wraparound windows that offer fantastic view of the wilderness and an external (detached) private bathroom a few paces away on the same floor.

Most guests venture out on foot or on eBikes with a packed lunch. They chance to see wombats, quoll, Tasmanian devils, wallabies and possums, on their way to one of the nearby lakes.

Our Lovely cottage is close to Mt. Field National Park, 1 hour drive from Hobart, great views. You’ll love my place because Platypus Cottage is a fully self contained cottage overlooking a lake adjacent to the Jones River, in the tranquil township of Ellendale, set within a 400 acre working farm. You are welcome to walk over the farm for more information on our web site http://www.platypuscottage.com.au

The cottage affords a spacious open plan layout, with separate bathroom / laundry. A fully equipped kitchen with a dining area . Enjoy a relaxing afternoon sitting on the veranda overlooking the lake

Be sure to allow a couple of days in the area, as there is so much do and see, feel free to ask us for ideas

Florentine Cottage is nestled in the heart of the small town of Maydena. The cottage is located less then 200m from the Maydena Bike Park base. The cottage is cosy & comfortable fitted out with everything you need for an enjoyable stay. If you share a love for the outdoors and mountain biking then Florentine Cottage is the place for you!

The cottage is fitted out with comfortable and stylish furnishing for your stay. The lounge has a huge sofa which will comfortably fit 6 people, a large screen TV with Netflix and internet access, a reverse cycle air-conditioner and a wood pellet heater for those chilly nights. There is a selection of board games, books & magazines for your use. Off the lounge there is dining room for eat-in meals and a covered porch to enjoy your morning coffee. At the back of the house there is a large backyard, a deck with a 4 burner gas BBQ and outdoor table setting for your use. For those coming to enjoy the bike park we have a shed available for bike storage and an outdoor wash down area for your bikes. The main bedroom is fitted with a comfy queen bed, electric blankets, plenty of hanging space and an electric heater. The second bedroom is again fitted with a comfy queen bed, electric blankets and plenty of hanging space. The third bedroom is fitted with 2 single beds, electric blankets, hanging space and an electric heater. There is a portacot available for use should you need it. It can be found in the main bedroom closet. There is a full bathroom inside the cottage and a second toilet next to the laundry. The laundry is fitted with a washing machine, dryer and clothes airer for use during your stay. The kitchen is well equipped with everything you need for self-catering including a Nespresso pod coffee machine.

The small riverside village of Maydena is the gateway to Tasmania's World Heritage wilderness and an ideal stop for those on their way to remote Lake Peddar. Maydena sits by the Tyenna River, south west of New Norfolk between Mount Field National Park and Lake Pedder. The village has a rich forestry heritage but is now better known for its close proximity to some of Tasmania's most beautiful natural places including Mt Field National Park and Southwest National Park. Mt Field National Park, before Maydena, is home to one of Tasmania's most beautiful waterfalls - Russell Falls, a tiered–cascade waterfall just a short walk from the park's visitor centre and one of several waterfalls in the vicinity. At Maydena, experiences include a walk though some of the tallest trees on earth at the Styx Big Tree Reserve and the Railtrack Riders - a unique pedal-powered experience on an historic stretch of railway track. Maydena Bike Park is a gravity-focused mountain bike park offering something for everyone, from families through to elite riders. The Summit café and bar located at the top of the bike park offers one of the most unique dining experiences in Tasmania, with unrivalled 360-degree alpine views across stunning Tasmanian Wilderness. Maydena also offers a range of great rainforest walks that take in local wildlife, towering swamp gums, river and cave systems, glacial lakes and ancient heath groves.

A short walk to Maydena Bike Park, the lodge has magnificent views of Mt Field West and is the best place to unwind after a day's riding or exploring the nearby wilderness. Bedroom 1 has a queen size bed, bedroom 2 a treble bunk (queen + king single) and bedroom 3 has 2 x king single bunk beds and a fold out couch, all great quality mattresses. Both indoor and outdoor dining seats 8, with a full kitchen and BBQ available. The shed provides a secure place to assemble and store your bike.

We’ve done our best to make Sender’s Lodge the perfect place for mountain bikers to recover between runs at the bike park. All our beds are either queen or king single with good quality mattresses to ensure a solid nights rest before another day of shuttles. Wind down on the deck or have dinner with a great view of the Mount Field range. If bringing your own bike, you can assemble your bike in our shed. There is a work stand basic bike mechanic toolkit and a floor pump for assembly and maintenance. There are also brushes and bike wash to clean your bike, so you can avoid the cue for the hoses at the park. Especially after the last shuttle.

Very close to the Maydena Bike Park.

Cottage is located within 10 minutes drive to the spectacular MOUNT FIELD NATIONAL PARK. Built in the early 1900's in the picturesque Derwent Valley. The surrounding's are very peaceful. The cottage is set on 15 acres and is private with your own fully fenced yard. We give you your privacy but if you need us we are close by to assist CHECK IN IS 2.30pm - 9.30pm. The cottage makes a welcoming break between Hobart and Strahan.

We are located 1 hour from Hobart. 10 minutes from the beautiful Mount Field National Park. 30 minutes from Maydena bike track. 20 minutes from the Salmon Ponds. 30 minutes from New Norfolk.

Derwent Valley is a spectacular place to drive. The countryside is amazing and ever changing throughout the seasons. Perfect location for exploring Mount Field National Park and surrounds. Possum Shed Cafe is 4 klms away that does great food and coffee. Meals also available at Mount Field National Park.

The Roundhouse is located in a place of spectacular beauty, with views of Quamby Bluff and the Great Western Tiers on all sides. The property is surrounded by World Heritage Rainforest which is a result of the protracted Jackeys Marsh Forest Protests. The fresh air, crystal clear water, abundant wildlife and pristine environment are all environmental values prized by the people of Jackeys Marsh. We would now like to share our unique heritage with the rest of the world.

The Roundhouse is a self-contained home set apart from the other buildings on the property. It gives you the privacy and independence to do your own thing. The interior is warm and comfortable with extensive windows to highlight the amazing views of the mountain valley of Jackeys Marsh. The Roundhouse is full of architectural features. From the handmade stonewall basement, through the curved wooden features of the main floor, to the onion top cupola that caps off the building. It is a truly unique property that continues to create special memories for all who visit. "People respond to the shapes that I make. They enjoy the playfulness and freedom of line, and see the resemblance of natural forms in the designs. They appreciate the skill required to make such shapes from straight timber, following Nature's design rules." Kim Clark - Curved Wood Creations ( search this name to see website.)

Jackeys Marsh has a small community of approximately 80 people scattered throughout the valley. Most of the valley is heavily forested with small farms occupying the clearings. Because Jackeys Marsh is off the state energy grid, it attracts those who seek an alternative and more independent lifestyle.

Adventurers Lodge a spacious 3 bedroom house superbly located in Tasmania's wilderness town of Maydena. The lodge has magnificent mountain views and is just a few minutes walk from Maydena Bike Park. It is close to world famous Mount Field National Park , Junee Caves, South West National Park (Lake Pedder) , and Styx Forest. Observe the planets largest platypus, or try your hand at catching trout.

This fully renovated house includes eco-friendly additions ensuring you are warm and comfortable all year round. It has double glazed windows fully screened, insulation in ceiling and floors, solar electricity, instant gas hot water, heat pump, and fixed heating wall panels in each bedroom. Electronic key pad entry ensuring bikers can gain access without worrying about who has keys. Modern kitchen, stocked with home wares for 9 people. Plenty of Pots/Pans Serving utensils are provided. Living room with TV, DVD, couches, chairs. Heating 2 bathrooms, stocked with shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. 2 toilets Laundry, new front loader washing machine, and dryer. Front veranda with extended deck overlooking mountains. Lockable storage shed for bike storage. External tap and hose to clean bikes. The local store is just across the road and provides basic supplies, and take away meals.

Perfect for Mountain Bikers, hikers and travelers. Travelling as a group or a couple. Wanting a cosy comfortable place to eat and sleep. Also perfect for guests traveling and wanting to explore the magnificent surroundings. Check the Aurora Australis Tasmania face book page for viewings of the Southern Lights. 15 Min from Mt Field National Park

Hand made from native timber, our shack is a cosy fisherman's retreat fitted out with all the necessities and extra luxuries like WiFi and Netflix. The shack has 2 bathrooms and 3 bedrooms: 2 x queen, 1 x double. The kitchen is well equipped and well stocked with the pantry basics to cook up a feast.

Our Central Highlands shack at Miena is a quality solid timber build by a local builder. It sits at the top of the block with glimpses of the Great Lake. The drive to Miena is about 1:30hr from Launceston and about 1:45hr from Hobart. It's perfectly located for trout fishing or just to sit back with the cosy fire and hopefully catch a glimpse at the local deer and wallabies grazing around the shack. Enjoy fishing at the many lakes during the day and wander down to the Central Highlands Lodge for an evening drink or dinner. If you enjoy cooking as much we we do, you will find the kitchen very well equipped. We offer 3 bedrooms: 2 with queen beds and 1 with a double bed, all with electric blankets, high thread count sheets and 100% goose down quilts. There are two bathrooms, one of which is an ensuite. We have a single floor mattress available on request that can go in the double room. The shack has ample parking for at least 6 vehicles as well as a boat turning bay. Miena is a quiet and remote town that primarily attracts trout fishing enthusiasts. The shack is in a quiet street away from the highway. Late check out is usually available by request at no extra cost in the off peak seasons, depending on when our next booking is. The coffee machine is an Aldi coffee machine and is compatible with Aldi espressi pods. We have been told that the following are also compatible: Woolworths/Caffitaly Gloria Jeans MAP Lavazza Blue

The shack is on a small residential block and neighboured by other shacks. Miena is a small fishing town and has a general store with a petrol pump and payphone, The Great Lake Hotel and The Central Highlands Lodge, both of which provide dinner and drinks. The Lodge is within walking distance but you'll need to drive to the pub. Grocery shopping must be done prior to driving up to the Central Highlands.

Hamlet Downs is set on 36 acres of gardens, ponds and fields next to the magnificent Mt Field National Park & SW Wilderness region. Great stopover to/from Strahan. Enjoy dinner using our own produce or self cater in your high quality private suite. The Queen suite has a microwave, toaster and kettle, but no kitchen.

This is our cosiest suite in the original section of the nearly 150 year old cottage. Enjoy a delicious home cooked meal served to your romantic suite. Contact us prior to arrival to let us know you would like dinner. Hamlet Downs is just 15 minutes drive from Mount Field National Park and an hour's drive from Hobart, Tasmania. We are a great stopover between Hobart and Strahan. Nestled on 36 acres of gardens, ponds and fields, the Queen suite offers its own entrance, bathroom, dining/lounge area and patio. It has a microwave oven, toaster, mini fridge, kettle and tea/coffee making facilities. This Suite also has a sofa bed in the living area which could be made up at a small extra cost to accommodate an extra guest or perhaps 2 children. Also it allows 2 friends traveling together to sleep separately if they wish. At extra cost, we have great breakfasts and dinners using our own or local seasonal produce including eggs, fruit, berries and vegetables as they become available. Our beautiful property offers walks around the cottage and native gardens, orchards historic hop buildings and a track down to our ponds. Native fauna abounds and we are just minutes from the famous Russell Falls and the Tall Trees at the National Park. Nearby is the Styx Valley, The Maydena RailTrack Rider, Maydena Bike Park, the Salmon Ponds and the antique centre of Tasmania, New Norfolk. The Agrarian Kitchen Eatery is now open in New Norfolk About 1 1/2 hours drive is the World Heritage Wilderness at Strathgordon. Only 45 minutes drive is the world renowned MONA (Museum of Old and New Art). As mentioned, 1 hour away is Hobart with amongst other attractions, the Salamanca Markets (Saturday) and Mount Wellington lookout. We suggest you hire a vehicle as public transport is minimal. The closest shop/garage is 5 minutes away as is a nice cafe next to the river. The closest town with supermarket, banks etc is New Norfolk.

This area has a fantastic array of attractions such as Russell Falls at Mount Field National Park, The Styx Valley is nearby with the world's tallest hardwood & flowering trees. Visit the Salmon Ponds - historic fish hatchery and café. For adventure try the RailTrack Rider at Maydena. You may fish in the nearby rivers and lakes or go for a drive to Strathgordon.

Roslyn House B&B is close to Mount Field National Park and the famous Russell Falls. Roslyn House built circa 1859 has beautiful views over the Derwent Valley with a special ambience only found in a heritage building built by the landed gentry. Roslyn House is ideal for couples or singles wanting to relax in the peace and quiet of the gardens or for the more adventurous, take part in the many activities in the area eg kayaking, fishing or snow skiing, as well as endless walks rated easy to hard.

Guests have a sunroom and lounge room to use or stroll through the gardens or for the more adventurous have a wander in the paddock and meet the cows. Unfortunately we have a commercial kitchen so there is no access for guests to the kitchen. However we do offer a 2 course home cooked meal for $25 per head or a three course for $35 per person

Tarraleah is a picturesque piece of living history, located in the Tasmanian Central Highlands. Once a working town for Hydroelectric pioneers, Tarraleah has been refurbished and renovated to provide you with the perfect hideout or base for your next West Tasmanian adventure. Tarraleah is no longer an active town….. so alas, no grocery store, post office or even public toilets. Perfect for independent travelers, we offer self-contained accommodation with all the comforts of home. Our Cottages are beautifully styled in 1930s décor and contain everything you will need to self cater (except the food and drink that is). Accommodation receives a basic service daily, and even the firewood is restocked to help keep you toasty through the Tasmanian winter.

Tarraleah Estate is a picturesque piece of living history, located in the Tasmanian Central Highlands. A pleasant surprise off the highway that offers the perfect opportunity to get away from the ‘day to day’ and relax. Once a working town for Hydroelectric pioneers, Tarraleah has been refurbished and renovated to provide you with the perfect hideout or base for your next West Tasmanian adventure. Tarraleah is no longer an active town….. so alas, no grocery store, post office or even public toilets. Perfect for independent travellers, we offer self-contained accommodation with all the comforts of home. Our Cottages are beautifully styled in 1930s décor and our cabins are incredibly comfortable and functional. While Tarraleah Estate boasts up to 20 Residents in the Summer time, our winter population drops to a total of 4 people, with a few day time additions, and some very friendly (and always hungry) ducks, geese and hairy Highland cows. So please come and stay and base yourself here while visiting the Wall, Lake St Claire or for your next Fly-fishing adventure. Tours can be booked in advance, but no prior arrangement is needed to visit the 9 hole golf course, explore one of the walks, make it to the waterfall or visit the Hydro Lookout. Spacious and well maintained gardens are home for the local wallaby’s wombats and possums, and remember to keep an eye out for eagles, superb fairy wrens and even lyre birds.

Part of Tarraleah Estate, the Old Doctor's offers a comfortable easy stop over spot. From November-April (inclusive) you can visit the Highlander Arms Tavern for a hearty meal, or stop in at Teez Cafe for breakfast or lunch. Should you prefer the convenience of self-catering, then the Old Doctors is equipped with all the basics... Hotplates, microwave, toaster, kettle, mini-fridge, cutlery, crockery, basic cookware and linen..... definitely a heater, and Housekeeping will even pay you a visit to restock your amenities. Visit the friendly ducks or highland cows, head off on a short walk and explore our Estate.

Tarraleah Estate is a picturesque piece of living history, located in the Tasmanian Central Highlands. A pleasant surprise off the highway that offers the perfect opportunity to get away from the ‘day to day’ and relax. Once a working town for Hydroelectric pioneers, Tarraleah has been refurbished and renovated to provide you with the perfect hideout or base for your next West Tasmanian adventure. Tarraleah is no longer an active town….. so alas, no grocery store, post office or even public toilets. Perfect for independent travellers, we offer self-contained accommodation with all the comforts of home. Our Cottages are beautifully styled in 1930s décor and our cabins are incredibly comfortable and functional. While Tarraleah Estate boasts up to 20 Residents in the Summer time, our winter population drops to a total of 4 people, with a few day time additions, and some very friendly (and always hungry) ducks, geese and hairy Highland cows. So please come and stay and base yourself here while visiting the Wall, Lake St Claire or for your next Fly-fishing adventure. Tours can be booked in advance, but no prior arrangement is needed to visit the 9 hole golf course, explore one of the walks, make it to the waterfall or visit the Hydro Lookout. Spacious and well maintained gardens are home for the local wallaby’s wombats and possums, and remember to keep an eye out for eagles, superb fairy wrens and even lyre birds.

Meadowbank Retreat is a 2 bedroom shack that has double bed bunks in the second room. Sleeps from 6 comfortably, up to 9 at extra cost per person. It is located in a tranquil spot on a hill on the meadowbank river. It’s unique placement means you look down the river not across.

It’s unique placement means you look down the river not across. You could also choose to go walking through the bush or down the road. If you are just wanting to rest unwind and relax, then on the deck looking over the river is for you. There is outside BBQ facilities or even a spot for a campfire. There may be plenty of opportunities to see Tasmanian wildlife in action, depending on the time of year if you wait and watch. From platypus in the river to wombats and echidna’s ambling through the field, or the cheeky possums at night. There are plenty of activities to do that involves the river including exploring, fishing(byo gear), swimming, boating( byo boat) or kayaking(3 kayaks provided as well as life jackets). It’s 45 minutes from New Norfolk and only 25 minutes from Mt Field National Park or 20 minutes from Ouse(local shop) . It provides the perfect quiet getaway with family and friends.

MeadowBank River is a sort after place to be near, especially during the summer months.

Welcome to Gairsay, a modern country homestead on a lush 115 acre cherry and cattle farm on the banks of the Derwent River. Set in 2 idyllic acres of English-style lawns and towering oak trees, Tasmanian Country House is just an hour from Hobart: the perfect base to explore the Derwent Valley's many attractions or to relax on your own private farm.

Furnished to the highest standard with designer furniture and quality linens. Designer kitchen with all new SMEG appliances. Tasmanian Country House sleeps up to 9 people in four bedrooms, comprised of: Bedroom 1 - King bed Bedroom 2 - King bed Bedroom 3 - Queen bed Bedroom 4 - two King Single beds, 1 x Single bed Gairsay offers one family style bathroom with bath, shower, and toilet and a separate second toilet. TARIFF $250 per night for up to 3 people in up to 2 bedrooms. Additional guests $50 per person per night.

Meals and essential services: Cafes, pubs and supermarkets, 7 minutes away in Ouse and Hamilton villages We welcome guests for an overnight stay and are well located to break the trip to or from the West Coast to Hobart. However, to better experience Tasmanian Country House we recommend a longer stay and suggest some of the following day trips. Day trip 1: Derwent Valley food and drink loop Bushy Park –interesting hop growing area Salmon Ponds –historic trout hatchery and cafe New Norfolk – many antique shops including The Drill Hall the amazing Agrarian Kitchen Eatery and a little further to Stehano Lubiano Wines and on the way back beer and cider tasting at Two Meter Tall. Day trip 2 - Adventure Maydena mountain bike park (40 minutes from Tasmanian Country House) Strathgordon (1 hr, 40 minutes from Tasmanian Country House, 1 hour past Maydenna) Australia's highest abseil on the Gordon Dam Spend the day kayaking on the Derwent River Meeting point Bushy Park (30 min from Tasmanian Country House) Day trip 3 - Mt Field Mt Field National Park (30 minutes from Tasmanian Country House) 10 minute walk to waterfalls Drive a further 20 minutes to Mt Mawson / Tarn Shelf – hikes from 2 to 8 hours Lunch at park entry, or Mount Field Hotel Day trip 4 - Lake St Clair Lake St Clair National Park (1 hr, 20 minutes from Tasmanian Country House) Australia's deepest lake, multiple walks along lake or into the mountains. Lunch at Lake St Clair Lodge or Derwent Bridge Hotel An interesting stop on you way back is Taraleah

At Russell Falls Holiday Cottages we have 4 fully self contained Cottages, there are 3 one bedroom Cottages and a 2 Bedroom Cottage. Right at the entrance to Mt Field on the Tyenna River. Our rates when booking via air bnb are heavily discounted so choice of cottage will have to be chosen by our management and is subject to change. Also stay and save discounts are not available with air bnb bookings. All cottages are lovely and in a great location. So much to see and do in this area

Cottage four has one bedroom with a double bed and a bunk bed. Sleeps four comfortably in the same room. There is also a sofa couch that can be an extra double bed for children only. All cottages have a self contained kitchen, dining, lounge, laundry, bathroom and outside decking. Walking distance to Russell falls which has been voted the best waterfall in Tasmania!

In this great area there is so much to see and do. One night is not enough! Maydena bike trails. Railtrack rider.. Junee caves Lake Dobson Lake peddler Marriott falls Lady Barron falls Horseshoe falls Russell Falls The Styx valley The salmon ponds An abundance of walking tracks and Many great waterfalls.

Tarraleah is a picturesque piece of living history, located in the Tasmanian Central Highlands. Once a working town for Hydroelectric pioneers, Tarraleah has been refurbished into the perfect Estate to relax in or base for your next West Tasmanian adventure. As Tarraleah is no longer an active town….. alas, no grocery store, post office or even public toilets. Perfect for independent travelers, we offer self-contained accommodation with all the comforts of home. Our Cottages are beautifully styled in 1930s décor and contain everything you will need to self cater (except the food and drink that is). Accommodation receives a basic service daily, and even the firewood is restocked to help keep you toasty through the Tasmanian winter and frosting Autumns.

Tarraleah Estate is a picturesque piece of living history, located in the Tasmanian Central Highlands. A pleasant surprise off the highway that offers the perfect opportunity to get away from the ‘day to day’ and relax. Once a working town for Hydroelectric pioneers, Tarraleah has been refurbished and renovated to provide you with the perfect hideout or base for your next West Tasmanian adventure. Tarraleah is no longer an active town….. so alas, no grocery store, post office or even public toilets. Perfect for independent travellers, we offer self-contained accommodation with all the comforts of home. Our Cottages are beautifully styled in 1930s décor and our cabins are incredibly comfortable and functional. While Tarraleah Estate boasts up to 20 Residents in the Summer time, our winter population drops to a total of 4 people, with a few day time additions, and some very friendly (and always hungry) ducks, geese and hairy Highland cows. So please come and stay and base yourself here while visiting the Wall, Lake St Claire or for your next Fly-fishing adventure. Tours can be booked in advance, but no prior arrangement is needed to visit the 9 hole golf course, explore one of the walks, make it to the waterfall or visit the Hydro Lookout. Spacious and well maintained gardens are home for the local wallaby’s wombats and possums, and remember to keep an eye out for eagles, superb fairy wrens and even lyre birds.

Unique two bedroom split level cottage with kitchenette/BBQ facilities & sauna on a quiet property (forest, gardens, river). Great place for fly fishing in the Plenty river, and just 15 minutes drive from the Tyenna river. Close (10 min drive) to New Norfolk (antique shops, cafes). 40 min to Hobart, 30 min. to MONA, 50 min to airport, 40 min to Mt. Field Nat. Park, 60 min to Lake St. Clair. Hiking, fishing, wildlife and history.

A two level independent cottage on a small 8 ha. farm. Close to town, shops, super market, antique stores etc. Good trout fishing.

Surrounded by trees, a creek, a river with good fly trout fishing, forests, discreet neighbours and lots of wildlife to be spotted.

Once a working town for Hydroelectric pioneers, Tarraleah has been refurbished and renovated to provide you with the perfect base for your next West Tasmanian adventure. Tarraleah is no longer an active town….. so alas, no grocery store, post office or even public toilets. Perfect for independent travelers, we offer self-contained accommodation with all the comforts of home. Our Cliff-Top House is one of the only contemporary style accommodation options available. The Cliff-Top House contains everything you will need to self cater (except the food and drink that is). Accommodation receives a basic service daily. The Cliff-Top House has 5 bedrooms! 1 x King upstairs with an en-suite bathroom, there is also a Queen bedroom upstairs and mezzanine level lounge to relax and enjoy the view. Downstairs has the main bathroom, another Queen bedroom and 2 Single bedrooms. There is also a laundry and a spacious open plan kitchen, lounge and dining space that opens onto the outside deck.

Tarraleah Estate is a picturesque piece of living history, located in the Tasmanian Central Highlands. A pleasant surprise off the highway that offers the perfect opportunity to get away from the ‘day to day’ and relax. Once a working town for Hydroelectric pioneers, Tarraleah has been refurbished and renovated to provide you with the perfect hideout or base for your next West Tasmanian adventure. Tarraleah is no longer an active town….. so alas, no grocery store, post office or even public toilets. Perfect for independent travellers, we offer self-contained accommodation with all the comforts of home. Our Cottages are beautifully styled in 1930s décor and our cabins are incredibly comfortable and functional. While Tarraleah Estate boasts up to 20 Residents in the Summer time, our winter population drops to a total of 4 people, with a few day time additions, and some very friendly (and always hungry) ducks, geese and hairy Highland cows. So please come and stay and base yourself here while visiting the Wall, Lake St Claire or for your next Fly-fishing adventure. Tours can be booked in advance, but no prior arrangement is needed to visit the 9 hole golf course, explore one of the walks, make it to the waterfall or visit the Hydro Lookout. Spacious and well maintained gardens are home for the local wallaby’s wombats and possums, and remember to keep an eye out for eagles, superb fairy wrens and even lyre birds.