Clearwater Cabin

Historic Warners Track ascends from Jackeys Marsh to the Central Plateau via Burnies Creek. The Track passes through a series of different forest types starting with wet eucalypt and dogwood forest and giving way about half way up to rainforest species of myrtle, sassafras and waratah. The creek has carved a fairly deep gorge in places and towards the top forms a series of pools, cascades and small waterfalls. Warners Track was originally forged by Aboriginal people through the use of fire. This managed track allowed for ease of access to the 'Big River' country where people came together from the north, northeast, south and northwest for trade and to gather 'Cider-Gum' sap and ochre. Warners Track holds many artifacts and much history about the Aboriginal clans. Later, in the 1890s the track was used to allow stock access to the plateau. The track was restored in 2009 by Mountain Huts Preservation Society and PWS. Time: 4 hours return. Grade 3: ​Some bushwalking experience recommended. Tracks may have short steep hill sections, a rough surface and many steps. There is an elevation gain of 610m over 3km. Image: © 2020 Jade Austen. All rights reserved

Quamby Bluff (1227m), the northernmost peak in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, provides panoramic views of Northern Tasmania including the Central Plateau and the Great Western Tiers. The walk starts on farmland adjacent to the Lake Hwy (A5) and climbs through tea tree, eucalypt and rainforest.  The walk has an elevation gain of around 500m over 3km. Time: 4-5 hours return ​Grade 3: Some bushwalking experience recommended. Tracks may have short steep hill sections, a rough surface and many steps. Several steep sections of scree need to be crossed. Image: © 2020 Jade Austen. All rights Reserved.

River sledding is a unique and thrilling experience which puts you centimetres from the water as you make your way downstream. Our river sleds are made from hard wearing raft materials making them incredibly durable and most importantly, safe. Your sledding adventure will have you drifting down the river belly first, a mix between a gentle float with the natural current as you take in the surrounding lush scenery, and the odd dip and swerve as you make your way through grade one & two rapids. The best part? There’s no experience necessary! Our expert guides will provide you with everything you need to enjoy a fun and captivating experience on the Meander River. You’ll leave feeling exhilarated, refreshed and alive. Visit the website for tour information.