Unless you are an ardent cross country hiker, driving is one of the few ways you'll get to see, enjoy and explore the region. Most destinations can be reached and explored within the same day.
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North West Tasmania is a walker's paradise. The coastline offers plenty of opportunities to stretch your legs and explore. The hinterland has mountain peaks and canyons.
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The dramatic coastal features of North West Tasmania were created by ancient volcanic activity, leaving behind a dramatic coastline that begs to be explored and appreciated.
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In Tasmania's North West, the handiwork of the Earth’s massive forces and geomorphological processes are evident in almost every view.
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The mountains beyond the Cradle Coast offer some of the richest natural experiences for you to enjoy, many of which are stunning waterfalls embedded in magnificent rainforests and national parks.
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Tasmania's Tarkine region is one of the few World Heritage Wilderness areas that can be easily accessed with just a 2 wheel drive vehicles.
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In Tasmania's North West, the handiwork of the Earth’s massive forces and geomorphological processes are evident in almost every view.
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Table Cape - a circular volcanic plug with a flat top - makes an impressive and dramatic backdrop across Bass Strait for the town of Wynyard.
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The Great Western Tiers are a collection of World Heritage listed mountain bluffs that form the northern edge of the Central Highlands plateau in Tasmania.
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With Tasmania's proximity to Antarctica, it is no surprise the island state is a popular nesting place for penguins along the North West Coast.
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Take a drive from Burnie along one of North West Tasmania's most historic roads, pioneered by the region's premier explorer, Henry Hellyer.
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