Aquila Eco Retreat- Richmond Tasmania

This circuit walk provides views across the Coal River Valley and the township of Richmond. The reserve contains rare and endangered plant species. The track winds through a corridor of trees adjacent to Brinktop Road. The track follows the northern boundary of Richmond Park, one of the oldest properties in Australia dating from 1810s. It climbs gently towards Brinktop Hill where it crosses a quiet road and enters Brinktop Bushland Reserve. There is a circuit track in the reserve which gives views across the Coal River Valley and Richmond township. The reserve contains rare and endangered plant species. Activities: Mountain biking and Walking Walking difficulty: Easy Mountain biking difficulty: Easy Distance: 3km one way Time: 45 minutes to 1 hour walking Parking: Park at the Richmond Bridge carpark off Wellington Street and cross the road to the footpath on the south side. Walk east along Wellington Street past historic homes until the start of the track is reached at Morgan Street Dogs: On lead (must be on lead at all times as sheep graze nearby)

Arden Bathhouse is a private bathhouse experience in bushland just outside Richmond, in Tasmania's Coal River Valley. Designed as a self-guided ritual, it invites guests to move between the deep heat of a wood-fired sauna, the sharp clarity of a cold plunge, and the lingering warmth of an outdoor hot tub, all with exclusive use of the space. Created for couples, friends or small groups, Arden Bathhouse offers a slower, more grounded kind of escape shaped by fire, water, fresh air and stillness. The experience is private and unhurried, with time to settle in, move at your own pace and enjoy the setting. Just five minutes from Richmond and around 30 minutes from Hobart, Arden Bathhouse feels secluded and restorative while remaining easily accessible from southern Tasmania. It can be booked as a standalone experience or paired with an overnight stay at The Croft at Arden Retreat.

Explore Richmond, a 19th century Georgian Village rich in convict history and explore many of the village's most important historic sites. Richmond is a 19th century Georgian village rich in convict history. The walk passes many of Richmond's most important historic sites, it can be done in either direction. Activities: Walking Difficulty: Easy Length: 2.2km Parking: Richmond Bridge, Richmond Gaol, Franklin Street carpark or the riverside carpark off Torrens Street Dogs: On lead