Fairview Farm Ringarooma Tasmania

Coffee House & Curiosities Ringarooma Community Postal Agent! Crafted from the beauty and wonders of life bringing people together to connect, create and unwind. Lost Time Ringarooma has been created as more than just a place to grab a coffee. It is designed to become a community home away from home that celebrates country hospitality, local produce and the relaxed pace of life that makes Tasmania's north-east so special hidden away amongst the rolling hills, Mount Victoria and beauty of the valley it sits in. Located in the picturesque township of Ringarooma, the coffee house aims to serve visitors exploring the region's natural beauty while providing a warm and inviting meeting place for local residents. Their menu features quality coffee, fresh homemade meals, seasonal specials and delicious sweet treats, with an emphasis on fresh ingredients and genuine Tasmanian hospitality. They are committed to growing Ringarooma and contributing to the appeal of the region as a destination for food lovers, tourists and outdoor enthusiasts exploring nearby attractions including the Blue Derby mountain bike network, Mount Victoria Forest Reserve, Ralph Falls and the stunning landscapes of North East Tasmania. Come feel it for yourself - Ringarooma, Tasmania!

Legerwood Carved Memorial Trees are trees sculpted into World War One soldiers in Dorset, Tasmania. The 25 statues depict the fallen men they were planted for in 1918. During a ceremony at the railway reserve at Ringarooma Road (renamed Legerwood in December 1918) trees were planted in honour of fallen soldiers. As the names were called out, a relative of the soldier came forward to hold the tree before planting. In 2001, a report indicated that the trees were no longer safe and the community were devastated that the memorials would be lost. By 2004, it was decided that each of the stumps would be carved into the likeness of each soldier. A chainsaw carver, Eddie Freeman of Ross, was asked by the Legerwood Hall and Reserves Committee to sculpt the masterpieces. Various scenes depicting world War One were also carved. Walk along the avenue of trees and take in the World War One history displayed. Notice the Weymouth Pine at each end of the avenue representing Gallipoli and the Anzac soldiers who fought during this time. Enjoy the picnic area and peaceful surroundings. Dorset is approximately one hours’ drive (86 kilometers/53 miles) from Launceston.

Tailrace Sauna offers a private wood-fired sauna and cold plunge experience near Derby in Northeast Tasmania. Set in a peaceful natural setting near the Ringarooma River, it's the perfect place to relax and recover after exploring the Blue Derby mountain bike trails. Guests can enjoy contrast therapy, nature, and a unique wellness experience designed for both recovery and relaxation. Just minutes from Derby, Tailrace Sauna is ideal for mountain bikers, travellers, and anyone looking to unwind in the Tasmanian wilderness.