Pieman River, Corinna, Tasmania © Places We Go
6-day journey through Tasmania’s Western Wilds
Wind through World Heritage wilderness from Hobart to the West Coast, discovering waterfalls, rainforests and wildly beautiful landscapes.
Trip overview
The must-do experiences
- Sail the Gordon River on an award-winning cruise
- Stay at a retreat perched on Lake St. Clair
- Ride the West Coast Wilderness Railway
Day 1: Hobart to Lake Pedder
Travel from Hobart through the diverse World Heritage-listed Mount Field National Park for a day of adventure before arriving in Tasmania’s wild southwest wilderness.
Day 2: Lake Pedder to Lake St Clair
Travel west towards Australia’s deepest freshwater lake, the glacial Lake St Clair. Stop to observe some of Tasmania’s most unique outlooks along the route.
Day 3: Lake St Clair to Strahan via Queenstown
Explore vast patches of wilderness, historic towns and tantalising seafood on your drive towards the West Coast.
Day 4: Strahan
Discover Strahan’s rich historical past, award-winning experiences and awe-inspiring nature journeys.
Day 5: Strahan to Corinna
Drive northwest to Corinna on the wild west coast of Tasmania, home to Tarkine Reserve, Australia’s largest area of temperate rainforest.
Day 6: Corinna and the North West Coast
Before driving back to Hobart or Launceston, take the time to enjoy Corinna or head to Marrawah, where rugged coastlines meet lush green farming pastures.
