Derwent Valley & Highlands Parks Gardens

Parks & Wildlife Service - Queenstown

Mt Field National Park

The Mt Field National Park is one of Tasmania's most loved national parks. The park essentially has two visitor sections & has a wide...

Parks & Wildlife Service - Mount Field

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Styx Big Tree Reserve

If you are driving to the west coast, or just want a day trip from the Hobart area, head out to Mt Field National Park, and then continue on to...

Rosedown Gardens

The grounds, of approximately 4.5 acres, which were once orchards and hopfields, have been transformed into a series of gardens, featuring many...

Bonorong Park Wildlife Centre

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Bonorong Wildlife Park, 20 minutes from Hobart, is a delightful way to encounter the fascinating Tasmanian animals including kangaroos, the...

Donaghys Lookout

Donaghys Lookout offers a spectacular window into the wilderness of the Wild Rivers National Park. Dominating the skyline is the quartzite half...

Lake St Clair National Park

Lake St Clair is at the southern end of the world famous Cradle Mountain - Lake St Clair National Park. It is also part of the Tasmanian...

Southwest National Park

The Southwest National Park encompasses over 600 000 ha of wild, inspiring country and forms part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area....

Bathurst Harbour

Located in the South West Wilderness of Tasmania is Bathurst Harbour. Infamous for being the largest undisturbed estuarine system in southern...

Chauncy Vale Sanctuary

Chauncy Vale Wildlife Sanctuary is visited by bushwalkers, bird watchers, field naturalist groups, picnicking family groups and school parties....

Celery Top Islands

The isolated and untouched Bathurst Harbour is sprinkled with the picturesque Celery Top Islands. These 5 sister islands are uninhabited and are...