Central Highlands Visitor Information
Welcome to Central Highlands!
Located in southern Tasmania, Central Highlands is a beautiful region that offers visitors a chance to experience Tasmania’s untamed wilderness, stunning scenery, and rich heritage. Here are some must-see attractions and activities to do while you're here:
Lake St Clair National Park
Lake St Clair National Park is home to Australia's deepest lake and provides visitors with some of the most dramatic and awe-inspiring scenery in Tasmania. The park offers a range of hiking trails suitable for different skill levels, including the famous Overland Track, which takes hikers through some of the most beautiful and remote scenery in Australia.
Great Western Tiers
The Great Western Tiers stretch across the northern edge of the Central Highlands and offer a variety of scenic walks and drives. The Tasmanian Trail passes through the region, allowing visitors to explore the nearby rainforests, waterfalls, and wildlife.
Highland Lakes
Central Highlands' Highland Lakes is a popular spot for fishing and camping. With over 20 lakes and impressive highland scenery, it makes for a perfect escape in nature. Keep an eye out for the numerous bird species that call this area home.
Museum of Old and New Art (MONA)
If you're looking for a blend of history and modern art, head to MONA. Located in Hobart, this museum is known for its unique contemporary art exhibits and subterranean architecture. It is definitely worth a visit!
Cradle Mountain
Although not technically located in Central Highlands, the world-renowned Cradle Mountain is just a short drive away. The mountain is an iconic symbol of Tasmania and provides visitors with stunning views and a range of hiking trails. Don't forget to bring your camera!
As you can see, Central Highlands has a lot to offer visitors. Whether you're interested in hiking, fishing, or art, this region has something for everyone. So why not come and experience Tasmania's beautiful Central Highlands?