As you tour through the region you will find plenty of places to stop and take in some stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Walking trails to lookouts at Devils Gullet, Alum Cliffs and Quamby Bluff will give you a bird's eye view of the region.

Newly built and beautifully furnished, the colourful Tiers Cottages offer guests the opportunity to sit on the decks and observe the local wildlife including swans, ducks and a platypus family.

These delightful Federation-style cottages have been completely renovated to provide comfortable accommodation in the peaceful country town of Deloraine. Tastefully decorated and fully equipped with every modern comfort, guests can relax on the verandah with a bottle of Tasmanian wine and enjoy the stunning view of the Great Western Tiers.

Mole Creek lodge offers traditionally hosted B&B in a peaceful, scenic location overlooking the mountains and rolling hillsides of the surrounding farmland.

A self-contained two bedroom house complete with full kitchen makes Engadine Cottage at Mole Creek the perfect place to relax and unwind, with stunning views of the surrounding landscape. A private stretch of the beautiful Mersey River could provide an irresistible temptation for the fishing enthusiast.

Known to the local Aboriginal people as Tulunpunga, the Alum Cliffs located to the north of Mole Creek have been a sacred celebration place for thousands of years.

The 40-50 minute return walk will take you to a forest lookout perched high above the Mersey River, providing breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and the river below as it flows beneath the spectacular Alum Cliffs.