Geeveston Travel Guide

 balhannah Says:  This reserve is on the banks of the Huon River, located 62ks from Hobart. The Tahune Air walk, is located20metres above the ground, so that you walk amongst the tree tops. The views are of the forest and the Junction of the Huon and Picton Rivers. There is also a Huon Pine... 

 Sadieinoz Says:  Forestry Tasmania maintains several lookouts, walking trails and picnic areas on the route to the Tahune Airwalk. These are well worth stopping off to see. One I can recommend is the Arve River Picnic Ground. This is located on the Arve Road about 14kms from Geeveston . The... 

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 balhannah Says:  Grove is situated between Huonville (which it is closer too, about 5 minutes) and Kingston.It is situated at Grove's Apple Valley centre. This is a detailed replica of a tudor village, with thatched cottages, and everything you would find in A Tudor English Village. It is... 

 balhannah Says:  On your drive through the Huon valley, you will encounter lots of roadside stalls, selling lots of fruit and vegetables. We stopped at one of these and bought the most beautiful tasting, large Cherries, simply yummy! Cherry time is around December/ January. 

 balhannah Says:  Not far from Huonville, the Scented Rose is located on a hilltop, overlooking the Huon river. A great display of David Austin roses, Roses, perenials, clematis, Wisteria, Daffodils and tapestry hedges, this is a pretty garden. Rose lovers will love this garden.It is only... 

 balhannah Says:  Coming from a fruit growing district, and having family involved in the industry, a look here was a must for us. It is located in an old packing shed. On display are different varieties of Apples (there are 500 different varieties) I, like most people, didn't know there were... 

 balhannah Says:  These lovely gardens are the place to see Australian Native Plants, and birdlife that has been attracted here. You probably didn't realize that there are so many different varieties of Bottlebrushes ( Callistemon) 100 of them, over 200 Grevilleas, the Birds love these, I... 

 balhannah Says:  This is the main town for the Huon valley, and is located on the pretty Huon River. The information centre is at the Huon Jet Boatshed Cafe. This is where the HUON JET BOAT & HUON RIVER CRUISES leave from, one for thrills and the other for a leisurely cruise taking in the... 

 balhannah Says:  TASMANIAN APPLEHEADS & MODEL VILLAGE....... At the Tasmanian Appleheads and Model Village you can explore two model villages. The main village features miniature reproductions of buildings from around the world. Highlights include a large Shoe House, and a model of... 

 balhannah Says:  This drive departs from Huonville and takes you up one side of the Huon river via Ranelagh to Judbury, then back down the other side, via Glen Huon, a distance of 28 ks, quite scenic. The area around here grows more than half of Tasmania's Apples. Ranelagh is a quaint... 

 balhannah Says:  'SNUG,' an unusual name for a town, is believed to have been named this, because of being a safe anchorage spot for sailing ships in the Snug river, hence "snug." The town is located 10ks from Kingston, which is close to Hobart.The Snug falls track is nearby, this is where... 

 balhannah Says:  Grandvewe Cheese, is organic sheep cheese. Not only is there cheese, but also icecream and yoghurt, wine tasting and more. This is something different to have a look at, also seeing the different breed of sheep was interesting. Children would love the petting area. Its open...