Meander Valley’s skyline is dominated by the mountains of the Great Western Tiers, which form a dramatic backdrop to a rural landscape divided by traditional English hedges and dotted with early European settlements. The seamless combination of alpine mountains, productive farmland and historic villages gives Meander Valley its’ unique look and feel; something that visitors recognise as distinctly Tasmanian.
Positioned at the centre of Northern Tasmania, Meander Valley is only 30 minutes drive to the northern freight and passenger port in Devonport. The towns of Prospect Vale, Hadspen, Westbury, Deloraine, Elizabeth Town and Mole Creek offer easy access to world famous east coast beaches, the iconic Cradle Mountain, rugged west coast wilderness and the cosmopolitan city of Launceston.
Call in to the Great Western Tiers Visitor Centre and talk to a local, we know where all the special places are.
We can assist you with accommodation and tour bookings, statewide. Itinerary planning can also be organised.
May is Heritage Festival month in Tasmania. Visit the Meander Valley and enjoy the Westbury Silhouette Trail, the Deloraine Sculpture Trail, Yarns Artwork in Silk and the Deloraine Folk Museum.
The Deloraine Folk Museum will be FREE ENTRY for May, so come along and view the restored and reclaimed heritage buildings, the machinery displays and the Family & Commercial Inn.
Anyone fancy a trout? Inland Fisheries Service conducts their annual Trout Weekend at Liawenee, Great Lake, on Saturday 19 and Sunday 20th May, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm daily ADMISSION IS FREE
As you tour through our region, keep an eye out for businesses displaying this logo - they are recognised as providing great service to touring cyclists.