Whyte Hills Lookout

The Bischoff Hotel is a heritage listed Edwardian-Federation style building, constructed in 1909. Said to be the only hotel in the country with waterfall views, you must experience the magnificence of the waterfall in person. Waratah is a quaint little village originally established in 1871 as a tin mining town when it was discovered that tin was abundant in Mt Bischoff. You must add Waratah to your itinerary and visit the Bischoff Hotel where you can access beautifully appointed accommodation, restaurant, bar and bottle shop. The Bischoff Hotel is open 7 days a week from 10am daily.

Remember the West Coast is not for the faint of heart so enjoy the wildness of the wilderness Located on the picturesque shores of Lake Rosebery in Tasmania's West Coast, Tullah Lakeside Lodge offers a convenient and central accommodation option. With its prime location approximately an hour away from Cradle Mountain, Strahan, and Queenstown, it serves as the perfect base for exploring the region. Originally established in the 1970s as part of the Tullah Village for the Hydro, the lodge has changed hands over the years, with the current Tasmanian owners taking charge in 2009. They have undertaken extensive renovations, including the addition of beautiful gardens and a new function centre that provides breath-taking views of the lake. The lodge boasts a delightful restaurant where guests can savour delicious meals while enjoying the scenic beauty of the lake from the alfresco dining area. Open seven days a week for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, the restaurant ensures that guests are well-catered for. With cosy open fireplaces creating a warm and inviting ambiance during the winter months and a friendly and accommodating staff to attend to your needs, Tullah Lakeside Lodge offers a welcoming and homely atmosphere. Whether you stop by for a quick visit to admire the lake or choose to stay overnight, the lodge promises an unforgettable stay that will leave a lasting impression.

Set in the pristine takayna/the Tarkine, Corinna Wilderness Village provides a range of accommodation options on Tasmania's West Coast in the largest temperate rainforest in Australia. Options include individual eco retreats that overlook takayna/the Tarkine, renovated miners' cottages, rainforest camping platforms, and the historic Old Pub. Experience the untouched nature of the southern Tarkine from Corinna, with majestic rivers, remote rainforest wilderness and the wild Southern Ocean at guests' fingertips. Fine hospitality, rustic accommodation, local produce in the Tannin Restaurant, and wilderness activities provide the springboard to accessing the raw nature of the West Coast. Corinna, a former mining village, is full of rich pioneering and natural history. Experience numerous walks including the Huon Pine Walk, the Savage River Walk, the Whyte River Walk, or the climb up Mount Donaldson. Corinna is also the springboard for iconic treats in Tasmanian tourism: The Pieman River Cruise on MV Arcadia II, the Sweetwater Cruise, and Kayak Hire for an intimate exploration of nature. Allow nearly 6 hours to drive from Hobart to Corinna, 3 hours from Devonport or 1.5 hours from Strahan. Corinna can be accessed by the Western Explorer Road (C249) road, from the north via Waratah on the B23, or from the south using the iconic 'Fatman Barge' (C249/C252).