Where the roads end at the edge of Tasmania's Wilderness World Heritage area lies Queenstown. This once isolated community has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past century. Once known for its environmentally destructive mining practices, this small town is now a burgeoning hub for eco-tourism and adventure activities. Today, Queenstown is celebrated not just for its stunning natural landscapes but also for its commitment to sustainability and eco-friendly touri

Discovering Western Tasmania's Pristine Wilderness Beyond the the now barely visible scars of past environmental devastation is a land of untouched beauty and raw natural wonders. Its pristine landscapes offer a unique escape into nature where ancient forests, dramatic mountain ranges, rugged coastlines, and diverse wildlife thrive. Explore Western Tasmania from Queenstown, immersing yourself in some of the most spectacular wilderness on Earth. Approaching Mt Owen : Queenstow

After about four days of driving rain, I'm at The Paragon bar when a caller from Melbourne asks, "Can you get 10 people and all equipment from the Franklin River? It's not gone well."

Rediscovering Western Tasmania's Mysterious Past: A Journey Through History Rediscovery of Western Tasmania's mysterious past pining,...

Elon, I don't think this is what Mr Tesla envisaged but apparently battery electric is happening anyway. Me, I still think Sunoco is great.

Despite a harsh early mining industrial past, Queenstown maintains an old-world allure, inviting exploration of a unique rich heritage. The juxtaposition of industrial remnants and pristine wilderness creates a dynamic atmosphere for all interests.

A fulfilling adventure. Much more than a white water rafting trip. Very much more. Experience real wilderness isolation. Only one way home.

Regardless of the underlying drivers this is an undisclosed development within TWWHA and be assured there will be an ulterior.

Some of the cleanest water droplets in the world drawn up from a 10,000+ km journey over the Southern Ocean are carried along by some of the cleanest air in the world and crash over Tasmania's western shoreline. Water droplets begin to condense into increasingly larger droplets, forming heavy dark clouds that collide with Tasmania's Western mountain ranges. Disrupted and slowed, these clouds further condense until drops of water succumb to gravity, falling as beautiful clean

We sit in silence, words cannot do enough, we just sit and stare......whilst sipping a nice red.

Rescue of a Pademelon Joey travelling home from a full days work on the road.

Franklin River expedition launch The bus services in Tasmania are so rigid. The regular long term operators have developed a stranglehold...

Embark on an unforgettable full-day adventure with us, starting from your Strahan accommodation journey to Queenstown for a guided tour...

Down from Mt Owen and through Queenstown to the gold bearing streams. Some nice colour was panned

It's been an exceptionally busy time since we purchased The Paragon last July readying this grand old 1933 Talkie Theatre for tourism and...

We started the Mountain Heights adventures for 2017-2018 season after almost 2 years of negotiating with Telstra and Broadcast Australia...

Heading out to the Lake Margaret power station after a nice morning snowfall. The Mt Lyell Mining & Railway company built the ABT system...