For accommodation, hire cars, attractions and activities, bookings and general touring information contact ~ Welcome Devonport Visitor Centre
Open 7 days a week from 7.30am - 5pm 92 Formby Road Devonport (In the City Centre, across the river from the Spirit of Tasmania terminal) Ph (03) 6424 4466 e invite you to spend some time exploring this [email protected] Wmagnificent region - Devonport & Cradle Country. Explore spectacular beaches where the pristine waters of Latrobe Visitor Information Centre Bass Strait meet our shores, or weave your way through the rich farmlands enjoying picture perfect patchwork paddocks and spectacular mountain backdrops. Discover Open Monday to Friday 9am - 4pm P MA our heritage through attractions which have Saturday 9.30am - 4.30pm G RIN painstakingly preserved the past. Climb a mountain, seek Sunday 10am - 3pm TOU E & out a waterfall, drop a line in and catch an elusive trout (hours are subject to variation) GUID VISITORS or spy on native animals feeding in their natural habitat - 48 Gilbert Street Latrobe there’s something for everyone in Cradle Country. Ph (03) 6421 4699 [email protected] And then after all that you can just sit back, relax and breathe in the fresh Tasmanian air while enjoying superb cuisine prepared from local produce served with delicious Sheffield Visitor Information Centre Tasmanian beers and wines.
Open 7 days a week 9am - 5pm daylight saving time DEVONPORT CBD (hours subject to variation during winter) 5 Pioneer Crescent Sheffield Ph (03) 6491 1036 [email protected]
N O R TO N WAY Ulverstone Visitor Information Centre
Open 7 days a week from 9am - 5pm (hours subject to variation during winter months) 13 - 15 Alexandra Road Ulverstone Ph (03) 6425 2839 A journey through - [email protected] Devonport, Port Sorell, Latrobe, Penguin Visitor Information Centre Railton, Sheffield, Wilmot, Open 7 days a week from 9am - 5pm Cradle Valley, Ulverstone,
(hours subject to variation during winter months) Spirit of Tasmania Terminal to CBD 78 Main Road Penguin Penguin & Gunns Plains Ph (03) 6437 1421 [email protected] Photography: Rick Eaves, Bruce Hutchinson, Richard Eastwood, Dan Fellows, www.cradlecountry.com.au Eye in the Sky, Bob Iddon, George Apostolidis, Geoffrey Lea, Tourism Tasmania. Design: vercoedesign BURNIE FROM MELBOURNE General Info Heybridge B A S S C102 Badger Head Internet Access - Sheffield, Wilmot & Central Coast Howth SPIRIT OF Service Tas High St, Sheffield C113 S T R NARAWNTAPU B18 Sulphur Creek A I T TASMANIA To West Coast & Stanley B18 Sheffield Online Access Centre Henry St, Sheffield C118 Penguin NATIONAL PARK Stowport C117 Pt Sorell Sheffield Visitor Centre 5 Pioneer Cres, Sheffield Cuprona B17 Bakers Wilmot Online Access Centre Main Rd, Wilmot Ulverstone Beach Turners Ulverstone Visitor Information Centre 13 Alexandra Rd, Ulverstone West Pine Beach Leith Hawley Beach Upper DEVONPORT C740 Ulverstone Online Access Centre King Edward St, Ulverstone Stowport Natone Shearwater Camena Dial Range Port Sorell Service Tasmania 54 King Edward St, Ulverstone C116 B19 C701 Red Grasshopper Pizza Reibey St, Ulverstone Mt Gawler C189 Don Duncan B15 Penguin Online Access Centre Penguin High School, 125 Ironcliffe Rd C192 Forth Wesley Riana North C124 C145 B71 Vale Forth Valley Online Access Centre 45 Wilmot Rd, Forth Motton B16 B19 C701 C123 Abbotsham River B17 C702 Public Toilet Blocks Eugenana Spreyton South Spalford West Devonport - CBD (2), Fourways, Victoria Pde, Mersey Bluff, Coles Beach Upper C115 Riana Kindred Melrose C146 Latrobe C102 Natone C125 East Devonport - Murray St, Apex Park, Foreshore Reserve, Girdlestone Park Gunns C132 Paloona B14 Latrobe - Bell’s Parade, Gilbert St, Wells Carpark Plains Sprent C147 To Launceston Blythe Preston C145 Port Sorell, Hawley, Shearwater Village C127 Warrawee C126 Castra C144 Forest Reserve Sheffield - King George V Park, High St Lower Merse B13 Railton - Lions Park, Kimberley Rd River Barrington Lake y R Wilmot - Main St; Lake Barrington and Gowrie Park C124 Paloona Cradle Mountain - Cradle Mountain Information Centre, Cradle Mountain Rd C125 Upper River Castra Lower Ulverstone - CBD (4), Beach Road, Shropshire Park, Anzac Park Wilmot Railton C133 West Ulverstone - Tobruk Park, Legion Park, Tennis Courts, Picnic Point, Leven Westside Shopping Centre Wilmot B14 B13 Nietta C143 Forth, Turners Beach, Gunns Plains, Leven Canyon, Penguin (4) Wilmot C135 Sheffield C129 Kimberley Leven Canyon C141 Laundromats C128 West Kentish South LAKE C136 Devonport Laundromat, 34 William St, Devonport Leven Nietta BARRINGTON Roland C157 C156 Loongana Promised Land Eastside Laundromat, Murray St, East Devonport C132 C137 C159 C160 Devonport Vacation Village, 22-24 Caroline St, East Devonport River C140 Paradise Beulah B13 Erriba Staverton Claude Mersey River Caravan Park, River Rd, Latrobe 1339 BLACK BLUFF Road C159 Moltema C157 Elizabeth Shearwater Laundromat, 1 Fairway Cres, Shearwater MT ROLAND Weegena Gowrie Park 1231 Town The Wash Shop, 25 King Edward St, Ulverstone Lake C136 Lower Gairdner Moina Beulah Dunorlan C161 Designated Campervan Sullage Points Mt Claude To Launceston Girdlestone Park, John St, East Devonport Darling St, Port Sorell (near Jetty) Lake Lemana Lea C137 Camp Boomerang, Kermode St, Port Sorell LAKE Rear of Wells Supermarket, access off Cotton St, Latrobe CETHANA Liena B12 Needles West Nook Rd, Sheffield Mole Chudleigh Mayberry Victoria St (northern end), Ulverstone Creek C169 Stubbs Point (on Johnsons Beach Rd), Penguin Caveside C169
C132 Published and distributed by the Cradle Country Marketing Group c/- Marketing Devonport, Cradle Valley CRADLE MOUNTAIN 92 Formby Rd, Devonport, TAS 7310 p: 03 6424 8176 f: 03 3424 8476 e: [email protected] Disclaimer: Whilst the information contained herein is deemed to be correct, no responsibility is taken by Dove LAKE ST CLAIR the publishers as to the authenticity of the contents and/or telephone numbers. August 2008. Lake 33 NATIONAL PARK www.cradlecountry.com.au Contents Attractions 2-11 Devonport 2-3 Latrobe & Port Sorell 4-5 Sheffield, Railton, Wilmot & Cradle Valley 6-9 Ulverstone, Penguin & Gunns Plains 10-11 Food & Wine 12-15 Activities 16-19 National Parks & Reserves 20-23 Short Walks, Lookouts & Gardens 24-26 Tours & Public Transport 27 Events 28-29 Lifestyle 30-31 General Info 32-33 Visitor Centres back page Travelling distances
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Devonport is a major Tasmanian city situated on the banks of the Mersey River. Home port to the Spirits of Tasmania I and II, this vibrant seaport city welcomes thousands of visitors each year. Linger a while and take advantage of the extensive range of accommodation, restaurants, services and attractions the city and its surrounds have to offer.
Imaginarium Science Centre (entrance off Wenvoe St Car Park) 23 Macfie St, Devonport Ph: 6423 1466 Learn and enjoy everyday science through hands-on, interactive exhibitions, displays, science shows and special events. There’s something for all age groups, whatever the weather. Open Mon to Thu 10am - 4pm Sat to Sun 11am - 4pm Closed Friday except Tas. school holidays
Home Hill 77 Middle Rd, Devonport Ph: 6424 8055 Built in 1916 this National Trust property provides a fascinating look into the family life of the only Tasmanian Prime Minister, Joseph Lyons and his wife Dame Enid. Open 1.30pm - 4pm Tue, Wed, Thu, Sat, Sun September to June; July, August & other times by appointment
Devonport Maritime Museum & Historical Society Inc. 6 Gloucester Ave, Devonport Ph: 6424 7100 Features a superb collection of detailed models and displays from the days of sail, through the age of steam, to the present seagoing passenger ferries. Open Tues to Sun 10am - 4.30pm summer 10am - 4pm winter; Mondays by appointment
2 www.cradlecountry.com.au Mersey River Cruises Pontoon opposite Visitor Centre, Formby Rd, Devonport Ph: 6424 4466 Sit back, relax with a wine or coffee and enjoy the scenery while your local skipper fills you in on the history of this busy port as well as the important role it plays today. Operates November to April Available for functions and private charter all year round
Tiagarra Aboriginal Cultural Centre Mersey Bluff, Devonport Ph: 6424 8250 Wander the Bluff headland viewing unique aboriginal rock engravings and visit the Cultural Centre to see the life of tribal Tasmanian Aborigines portrayed in dioramas. Open Mon to Sat 9am - 5pm
Don River Railway Forth Main Rd, Don Ph: 6424 6335 Tasmania’s unique Railway Museum has the largest collection of steam locomotives and passenger carriages in Tasmania. Vintage or steam trains run daily along the Don River just outside Devonport. Open every day Trains run on the hour 10am - 4pm
Australian Weaving Mills Factory Outlet 45 Tasman St, Devonport Ph: 6424 6345 Pick up a bargain at this factory seconds towelling shop for Dickies and Dri-Glo products. Open Mon to Fri 9.30am - 3pm Sat 9am - 12 noon
Devonport Regional Gallery 45 Stewart St, Devonport Ph: 6424 8296 The Gallery is a vibrant cultural centre which promotes contemporary Tasmanian art, craft and design and hosts regular community events and public programs. Entry is free. www.devonportgallery.com Open Mon to Sat 10am - 5pm Sun 12 noon - 5pm
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Bells Parade, Latrobe Latrobe - one of Australia’s finest heritage towns - step back in time in the main street with 75 heritage listed buildings, enjoy Bell’s Parade picnic parklands along the Mersey River. Port Sorell lies at the other end of Latrobe’s boundaries - a seaside haven of sweeping golden beaches and gateway to the Narawntapu National Park.
Anvers Chocolate Factory 9025 Bass Highway, Latrobe Ph: 6426 2958 The total chocolate experience - manufacturing viewing room, chocolate museum, Belgian-style breakfasts and Tasmanian fare. Wander through the old established garden with 78 varieties of Tasmanian and European species - self-guided, brochure available. Open 7 days a week 7am - 5pm Subject to variation
Australian Axemans Hall of Fame Museum & Café Bell’s Parade, River Rd, Latrobe Ph: 6426 2099 Enjoy Australia’s heritage portrayed through the history, exploits and achievements of Australia’s internationally renowned sporting woodchoppers, celebrated in Latrobe since 1891. It provides a magnificent insight into the realms of Australia’s world champion axemen. Marvel at the unbelievable collection of trophies, treasures and memorabilia. Tasmanian souvenirs available. Licensed café. Open 7 days 9am - 5pm
Tasmanian Helicopters Ph: 6426 1623 www.tasmanianhelicopters.com.au Experience some of Tasmania’s most breathtaking areas. The helicopter tours will take you to some of the State’s most beautiful landscapes - rugged back country and pristine golden coastlines. Cradle Mt and the Walls of Jerusalem National Parks are truly inspiring. Flight options to suit all budgets.
4 www.cradlecountry.com.au Sherwood Hall Bells Parade, Latrobe Ph: 6426 2888 Unique wooden colonial home. 1850s pioneering home of Thomas Johnson (ex-convict) and Dolly Dalrymple Briggs (part-Aboriginal). Open Mon to Fri 10am - 2pm Weekends and holidays 1pm - 4pm
Platypus Encounters 48 Gilbert St, Latrobe Ph: 6421 4699; AH 6426 1774 Stay overnight in Latrobe to delight in viewing live platypus in their natural environment. Take a guided tour with our knowledgeable, enthusiastic guides. Tours daily at dawn & dusk, bookings essential. Open Mon to Fri 9.30am - 4pm Weekends 9.30am - 3pm
Reliquaire 139 Gilbert St, Latrobe Ph: 6426 2599 Ten rooms full of relics, antiques, collectables, science stuff, funky and unusual gifts. Reminisce amongst the fine arts and crafts. Receive a sample of homemade fudge on arrival. Seeing is believing.
Sheean Memorial & Sheean Walk Gilbert St, Latrobe Tribute to Seaman Edward “Teddy” Sheean, after whom the Australian Navy have named a Collins-class submarine. The short canopied Memorial Walk, linking Latrobe CBD with the parklands of Bell’s Parade, features plaques detailing Australian conflicts and peace-keeping efforts.
Quiet Cone Latrobe Ph: 6426 2969 New to Tasmania, total relaxation combining shape, sound (gongs) and scent gallery, gardens and refreshments. Open Wed to Sun
Courthouse Museum 113 Gilbert St, Latrobe Ph: 6426 2777 or 6426 1833 Live the history and learn how Latrobe was established on its rich mining, agriculture and trading from Bells Parade port. Changing displays and photographic collections. Gold coin entry. Open Tues to Fri 1pm - 4pm 5 www.cradlecountry.com.au Attractions
Stillness and Warmth, Artist - John Lendis Sheffield (B14 from Devonport, B13 from Latrobe) - “Town of Murals” is an evocative outdoor art gallery overlooked by the grandeur of Mt. Roland and its breathtaking vistas. Enjoy visiting Mural Park in Pioneer Crescent, home to the annual international Mural Fest competition where nine artists paint a mural in one week. Visitors can vote for the People’s Choice award. “Story of the Sheffield Murals” Audio Tour Sheffield Visitor Information Centre 5 Pioneer Crescent, Sheffield Ph: 6491 1036 Hear how a Tasmanian town facing rural decline was transformed into a thriving outdoor art gallery! Listen to local characters and artists share their visions and tell their stories. Available 9am - 4pm
Art Etude & the World of Marbles 34 Main St, Sheffield Ph: 6491 2772 Meet the artists and hot glass marble makers. Watch them at work in a gallery of contemporary art and glass. Open 10am - 4pm May to August 9am - 5pm September to April
Seashells at Sheffield 112 Main St, Sheffield Ph: 6491 1064 For a unique experience come and see the extensive marine display including thousands of seashells, shark jaws, huge crabs and gift shop. Open daily 9am - 5pm
Tasmazia 500 Staverton Rd (C140), Promised Land Ph: 6491 1934 Explore the Village of Lower Crackpot and the world’s largest maze complex. Meals in the pancake parlour or picnickers welcome to relax in the maze. A premier family attraction. “A gentle place for gentle folk” Open 7 days; 10am - 5pm September to April 10am - 4pm May to August Closed Christmas Day 6 www.cradlecountry.com.au The Emporium 38 Main St, Sheffield Ph: 6491 2404 Purveyors of quality merchandise. Books, records, Tassie timbers, curios, incense, soaps, oils, collectables, rare and unusual wares. Fair Trade. Experience The Emporium! Open Wed to Sun 10am - 6pm
Kentish Museum 93 Main St, Sheffield Ph: 6491 1861 Find the heart of Kentish at this museum. Displays include everyday house and farm items back to the 1800s and the first ever automatic petrol pump. Local industry, detailed genealogy files and cemetery registers. Open Mon & Wed 10am - 12 noon & 1pm - 4pm; Tues & Fri 10am - 3pm; Thurs 1pm - 3pm
Aunty Iris’ Doll Museum 44 Main St, Sheffield Ph: 6491 1559 One of Australia’s largest and most comprehensive doll museums. Over 2000 dolls from the 1800s to the present day, plus other items including electric trains to play with, a large range of dolls prams, collectors’ matchboxes and tins. Open daily 9am - 4pm
Slaters Country Store 52 Main St, Sheffield Ph: 6491 1121 Step back in time, view the flying fox change dispenser and hear the ring of the old wall phone. See the mural and learn the story “The Missed Opportunity”. Owned and operated for over 100 years. Open 7 days 9am - 5pm
The Working Art Space 2 Albert St, through King George V Park, Sheffield Walk through King George V Park to the Working Art Space to find artists at work and locally produced goods for sale. Open Fri to Mon 11am - 3pm
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Railton (B13 from Latrobe, B14 from Sheffield) - this “Town of Topiary” contains over 100 living sculptures, a rich industrial history, antiques, collectables, brewery, parks with picnic and barbeque areas. Topiary Trail maps are available from shops in the town. Looking Glass Cottage 18 Foster St, Railton Ph: 0417 556 700 Step into another world at the Looking Glass Cottage’s “Fibre Optic Magic” - an experience that will delight all ages. Entry is free into this wonderland of fairies, dragons and fantasia. Open 7 days 9am - 4.30pm summer, Mon to Fri 9am - 4.30pm winter
Seven Sheds Brewery 22 Crockers St, Railton Ph: 6496 1139 Seven Sheds is a purpose-built cellar door for retail sales, beer and mead tastings and tours into the adjacent brewery. Open Wed to Sun 11am - 5pm Other times by appointment only
Wilmot (C132 from Forth or Moina, C136 from Sheffield) - the “Valley of Views” is renowned for its magnificent views of Cradle Country mountains and Bass Strait, novelty letterbox trail, painted telegraph poles depicting the history of Wilmot and the original Coles store and family homestead.
Wilmot Country Store 64 Main St, Wilmot (C132) Ph: 6492 1335 Follow the letterbox trail to the original G.J. Coles Store at Wilmot for your post office and general store supplies. Open 7 days Mon to Fri 7.30am - 5.30pm Sat 9am - 5pm; Sun 9am - 2pm
Wilmot Museum Main St, Wilmot Ph: 6492 1165 Discover Wilmot’s rich pioneer history at the Museum and Visitor Centre. The displays include historical information, old relics and an extensive display of photographs. Visitor information available. Open Sat & Sun 10am - 3pm or by appointment
8 www.cradlecountry.com.au Cradle Valley Australia’s premier wilderness destination, gateway to the Lake St Clair-Cradle Mountain World Heritage Area.
Cradle Mountain Helicopters Cradle Mountain Rd, Cradle Mt Ph: 6492 1132 See Tasmania’s iconic World Heritage Area from the air. Cradle Mountain Helicopters can show you a bird’s eye view of Cradle Valley, including Australia’s deepest gorge. Major credit cards accepted. Phone for bookings
Wilderness Gallery Cradle Mountain Rd, Cradle Mt Ph: 6492 1404 Largest photographic gallery in the southern hemisphere. Captivating images in a unique, purpose-built gallery for environmental photography. Beautiful and dramatic images from Australian and international photographers on display. Open 7 days 10am - 5pm
Devils@Cradle Cradle Mountain Rd, Cradle Mt Ph: 6492 1491 Look inside the mysterious world of the Tasmanian Devil at this leading interpretation and viewing centre on the edge of Cradle Mountain National Park. Daytime viewing and night tours. Bookings recommended. Call for bookings and tour times
Cradle Spa Experiences Indulge after outdoor activities - pampering treatments, spas and massages delivered in pristine, invigorating surrounds. The perfect relaxing activity for tired minds and bodies. Waldheim Alpine Spa at Cradle Mt Lodge Ph: 6492 1303 Calm Day Spa at Cradle Mt Chateau Ph: 6492 1404 Treatments available daily, contact day spas for appointments. 9 www.cradlecountry.com.au Attractions
Penguin and Dial Range Ulverstone, Penguin & Gunns Plains - the “Coast to Canyon” life the way you want it. Relax and renew with sweeping beaches, cycling along waterfront parklands, coastal and forest walks and water sports. Explore an awe-inspiring canyon, a gem of a cave and wildlife that’s as friendly as the locals.
Ulverstone History Museum 50 Main St, Ulverstone Ph: 6425 3835 Step back in time and wander through a comprehensive display of artefacts, manuscripts, tools and photographs depicting the life of local pioneers. Open daily 1.30pm - 4.30pm
Discover the Leven Leven River Cruise, Tasma Parade, Ulverstone Ph: 6425 2839 A fun adlib guided tour of the upper Leven River in Ulverstone aboard the cutest little passenger vessel in Tasmania. Tours leave daily.
Ulverstone War Memorials Reibey St, Ulverstone Ulverstone is well known for its unique memorial parks with many reunions and services held each year in Ulverstone. The Shrine of Remembrance is the most prominent memorial in Ulverstone built in 1952.
10 www.cradlecountry.com.au Big Penguin Main Rd, Penguin The Big Penguin, standing a proud 3metres tall on the foreshore, was erected to commemorate the town’s centenary in 1975. It has become one of the most photographed landmarks in Tasmania.
Gunns Plains Cave Gunns Plains Rd, Gunns Plains Ph: 6429 1388 It’s a magical underground world, one of the best examples of its type, the cave is home to some of the largest limestone shawl formations in the Southern Hemisphere and features a subterranean stream, stalactites, stalagmites and glittering glow-worm displays. Tours are conducted daily at 10am, 11am, 12 noon, 1.30pm, 2.30pm and 3.30pm
Wing’s Wildlife Park 137 Winduss Rd, Gunns Plains Ph: 6429 1151 See Tasmanian devils, hand-feed animals in the farmyard playground, or get close - but not too close! - to Tasmanian snakes, lizards and frogs at the reptile centre. Something for all the family, with Nan’s tea-room, wildlife exhibits, trout and reptile displays and animal nursery. Open 10am to 4pm daily (Closed Christmas Day)
Leven Canyon 42kms south of Ulverstone, Loongana Rd, Loongana Come to the edge of a 250 metre ravine that’s part of a wildlife corridor from the coast to Cradle Mountain. The views from the lookout above the canyon are inspiring. The ground shakes at the base when the Leven River thunders through in flood. See just how much force mother nature has needed to carve the canyon, on a canyon floor walk. Take a peaceful forest walk in the reserve, stroll through towering manferns, or enjoy an easygoing picnic or barbecue.
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Cellar Door Cradle Country’s cellar doors present award-winning wines amidst stunning countryside. Enjoy a glass or two of Tasmania’s finest.
Barringwood Park 60 Gillams Rd (off B14), Lower Barrington Ph: 6492 3140 Cool climate wines including Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris and Chardonnay. Open daily January to February; Wed to Sun & Public Holidays from March to December
Lake Barrington Vineyard 1136 West Kentish Rd (C141), Kentish Park Ph: 6491 1249 A stunning location perched above Lake Barrington. The perfect climate for sparkling, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir varieties.
Wilmot Hills Vineyard 407 Back Rd (off C143), Wilmot Ph: 6492 1193 Table wines, fruit wines, ciders and spirits are grown, created and bottled on site. Open daily 9am - 7pm except Wed By appointment August & September
Ghost Rock Vineyard, Port Sorell 1055 Port Sorell Rd, Northdown Ph: 6428 4005 Wine tasting and sales. Award-winning wines, platters, coffee and cake. Souvenirs available. Displays of work by Tasmanian artists is showcased in the gallery on rotation. Regular summer events calendar. Phone for more info. Cellar door open 11am - 5pm Wed to Sun
12 www.cradlecountry.com.au Leven Valley Vineyard & Gallery 321 Raymond Rd, Gunns Plains Ph: 6429 1186 This boutique vineyard is set on a hillside overlooking the picturesque valley of Gunns Plains. Wine tastings, sales and art gallery. Open daily (except Tues) November to 30 April; Fri to Mon from May to 31 October 10am - 5pm; Closed June
Tavner’s Winery 71 Allens Rd, Ulverstone Ph: 6425 2382 Cellar door sales available by appointment only.
Farm Gate Cradle Country’s produce is exported around the globe. Come and taste it fresh from paddock to plate at these farm gate and specialty outlets.
Cherry Shed Cnr Gilbert St & Bass Hwy, Latrobe Ph: 6426 9389 Tasmanian grown, deliciously fresh cherries and raspberries, wines, preserves, ice-creams and fresh fruit.
Stevenson’s Cherries 5656 Frankford Hwy, Wesley Vale Ph: 6428 4268 Retail sales during December to February.
The Berry Thing 192 Wilmot St, Port Sorell Ph: 6428 7973 Fresh in season raspberries, strawberries, boysenberries, blueberries and cherries, fruit wine, homemade jams and berry ice-cream and preserves. Open 7 days October to May
Mountain Fruit 10 Devils Gate Rd (off C143), Barrington Ph: 6492 3194 Fresh berries during summer, dried fruit bars and frozen raspberries in the off-season. Wide range of fruit wines and herb wines. A short drive down to Devils Gate Dam lookout. Open Fri to Wed 8am - 7pm; Thurs 1pm - 7pm
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Farm Gate Barrington Apiaries 111-113 Main St, Sheffield Ph: 6491 1167 Suppliers of quality pure honey in quantities from 250g to 300kg. Tasmanian varieties of leatherwood, clover/blackberry, gum and manuka and beeswax available for tastings and sale.
Turners Beach Berry Patch Blackburn Drive (off Bass Hwy), Turners Beach, Ph: 6428 3967 Pick your own and pre-picked strawberries and raspberries, ice-creams, preserves and cafe. Strawberries are what we excel at - the most important thing to us, is taste.
Perfecta Produce Maskells Rd, Ulverstone Ph: 6425 6999 Windows Café - extensive range of all-natural cherry products, which are exclusive to the Perfecta Cherry Farm.
Speciality Foods Gourmet 2 Go Shop 5/ 103 Oldaker St, Devonport Ph: 6423 4812 Gourmet 2 Go is your one stop shop for Tasmanian gourmet food, wine and hampers. Choose from over 400 products.
Petuna Seafood Retail Outlet 134 Tarleton St, East Devonport Ph: 6427 9033 Petuna takes pride in producing seriously fine seafood, offering premium products, featuring a great range of Tasmanian seafood at competitive prices.
House of Anvers Bass Hwy, Latrobe Ph: 6426 2958 ‘A real chocolate taste sensation’ Chocolates, truffles, pralines, fudge and more. European-style coffee shop and tasting room.
14 www.cradlecountry.com.au Hand Made & Home Grown Cradle Country’s popular community markets introduce you to people who create, make or grow what they sell - bargains and tasty treats guaranteed.
Devonport Farmers Market Devonport Showgrounds - Gunn St entrance Every 2nd and 4th Saturday each month
Don Market Forth Main Rd, Don Every Sunday from 10am - 2pm
Port Sorell Market Memorial Hall, Cnr Meredith St and Darling St 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month 9am - 2pm
Latrobe Outdoor Market Gilbert St, Latrobe Every Sunday from 9.30am - 2pm
Art and Craft Market Guide Hall, Hamilton St, Latrobe 4th Sunday of each month 10am - 2pm
Sheffield Town Hall Market High St, Sheffield 2nd Saturday of each month 9.30am - 3pm
Claude Road Hall Market Claude Rd via Sheffield Ph: 6491 1853 Every third Saturday in March, June, September and December from 9am - 3pm
Ulverstone Heartbeat Carboot Sale Market The Quadrant (off Victoria St), Ulverstone 2nd Saturday of each month from 8am to 1pm
Penguin Market Arnold St, Penguin Every Sunday from 9am to 3.30pm
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Golf Courses Devonport Golf Club Ph: 6427 2381 18-hole golf course on the outskirts of Devonport. Fully stocked pro shop and club hire. www.devonportgolfclub.org.au
Thirlstane Golf Club Ph: 6428 6488 9-hole golf course, Par 72 in tranquil bushland surroundings. Visitors welcome.
Port Sorell Golf Club (Shearwater) Ph: 6428 6555 9-hole golf course Par 68 set at Shearwater resort. Fully stocked pro shop and hire clubs available. Visitors welcome. Meals and drinks available on site.
Sheffield Golf Club Ph: 6492 3263 Picturesque 9-hole course nestled beneath the Badger Ranges, 3-minutes drive from Sheffield’s Main Street. Green fee players welcome.
Ulverstone Golf Course Lobster Creek Rd, West Ulverstone Ph: 6425 2322 18-hole par-72 championship golf course with many trees and a varied and challenging layout.
Penguin Golf Course Dial Rd, Penguin Ph: 6437 2029 9-hole par 71 bunker free course surrounded by water with the Dial Range in the background. Family Fun CMAX Cinema 5-7 Best St, Devonport Ph: 6420 2111 Modern 4-screen cinema with all the latest movies. Mini Golf Devonport 17a Devonport Rd, Devonport Ph: 6423 6464 18-hole outdoor course. BBQ areas available. Open daily from 10am
Jungle Gym’s 12 Oldaker St, Devonport Ph: 6424 1333 Indoor adventure playground for kids up to 11 years. Open Tues to Sun
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Kart Magic Industrial Drive, Bass Hwy, Latrobe Ph: 6426 2455 Mini Grand Prix Track. Karts for hire, weekends and school holidays
Devonport Ten Pin Bowl 103 William St, Devonport Ph: 6424 7688 14-lane bowling centre. Café on site. Open 7 days
Redwater Creek Railway Cnr Main St & Spring St, Sheffield Ph: 6491 1613 Steam train runs first full weekend of each month 11am - 4pm
Cradle Country Adventures 878 Bridle Track Rd, Kimberley Ph: 1300 656 069 Horse trail rides and quad bikes at Kimberley or Cradle Mt. By appointment
Highland Trails 1030 Staverton Rd, Staverton Ph: 6491 1553 Horse trail rides among Staverton’s hills and valleys. By appointment
Ulverstone Miniature Railway Maskells Rd, Ulverstone Ph: 6425 1686 Enjoy a ride on our miniature railway. Open every 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month from 10.30am to 4.00pm
Ulverstone Pedal Buggies The Beach Hut, 2 Beach Rd, Ulverstone Ph: 6425 9387 Fun and entertaining for all ages, pedal buggies are easy to ride. Open weekends and school holidays or by appointment
Target Golf Wilmot Rd, Forth Ph: 6428 3262 Test your skills at Target Golf The Driving Range. Open 12 noon to 6pm weekdays; 10am to 6pm weekends (closed Tues & Thurs)
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Fishing (A licence is required for inland waters)
Cradle Country has some wonderful fishing spots - there are numerous accessible rivers, dams and lakes to experience. Catches can include rainbow trout, brown trout and Atlantic salmon. Ocean fishing is also popular along the coast. Our Visitor Information Centres can direct you to the perfect spot, bait and equipment suppliers and also where to purchase your licence.
Boat Hire Casual Cruisers 11 Pitcairn St, Port Sorell Ph 6428 6196 Fishing boat hire - 4 various vessels available - up to 8 people per vessel. Includes rod and tackle. Bookings essential.
Penguin Viewing
See the Penguins returning to their burrows at dusk between October and March at Lillico Beach. The reserve is located on the Bass Highway, ten minutes west of Devonport. During the peak season there is usually a ranger on hand to explain the habits of these unusual creatures. Access to the reserve is free.
18 www.cradlecountry.com.au Beaches, Playgrounds and Pools Mersey Bluff, Devonport This popular beach and playground area incorporates picnic and bbq areas and safe swimming. Patrolled during summer.
Devonport Aquatic Centre Olympic-sized pool, waterslide and toddlers pool. Lots of grass and shade, bbq’s. Open November to March.
Freers Beach, Port Sorell Easy access off Hawley Esplanade Safe family playground with bbq’s, seating, toilets.
Panatana Family Park, Port Sorell Toddlers paddling pool, bbq’s, toilets. Tidal rivulet for swimming and fishing.
Bells Parade Picnic Grounds - River Rd, Latrobe Electric bbq’s, playground, toilets, on the banks of Mersey River.
Latrobe Swimming Pool - George St, Latrobe Open from March to October.
King George V Park - High St, Sheffield Children’s playground, bbq, shady trees and toilets in a park setting.
Ulverstone Beach - Dial St and Beach Rd, Ulverstone Picnic or barbecue in the extensive parklands adjacent to Ulverstone’s main beach.
Ulverstone Waterslide - Beach Rd, Ulverstone Ph: 6425 6252 Approximately 60m of fibreglass chute ending in a warm pool. Open during the summer school holidays.
Ulverstone Parks and War Memorials Leven River frontage, Ulverstone Beautiful memorial parklands and gardens bordering the river provide barbecue areas, walking paths and children’s playgrounds.
Penguin Beach - Johnsons Beach and Main Rd, Penguin Beautiful sandy beaches with rocky outcrops to explore.
Hiscutt Park & Dutch Windmill - Crescent St, Penguin A lake and flower gardens featuring tulip displays in spring complement the windmill built by Dutch migrants.
Pioneer Park - Pine Rd, Riana Rural park with adventure playground, lookout and bbq facilities.
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Cradle Mountain, Dove Lake Parks passes are required for all Tasmanian National Parks - available at Devonport, Latrobe or Sheffield Visitor Information Centres. Summer Ranger programs run December to February. Cradle Mountain World Heritage Area Cradle Mountain Rd (C132) Cradle Visitor Centre Ph: 6492 1133 A one-hour drive south-west of Sheffield. The jagged contours of Cradle Mountain are a Tasmanian icon. This National Park is a pristine landscape of alpine heath and buttongrass plains, ancient lakes and streams, and inspiring rainforest. During September to May a shuttle bus service from the park entry to Dove Lake runs regularly from early morning to dusk. Timetables are available at businesses and information points in Cradle Valley. There are numerous short, half-day and full-day walks located close to the Visitor Information services and accommodation at Pencil Pine Creek. The Overland Track has an access point in this national park, but is a multi-day walk for prepared and experienced walkers only. Cradle Mountain National Park Cradle Valley is an alpine environment, so be prepared - weather can change suddenly at any time of the year.
20 www.cradlecountry.com.au Narawntapu National Park Narawntapu National Park Just 20 minutes from Latrobe and Port Sorell past the Rubicon River (C740) Ph: 6428 6277 A coastal and bushland park featuring beautiful Bakers Beach. Rich in both Aboriginal and European heritage, the park has an abundance of mammal and bird life. For the best chance to catch a glimpse of Tasmanian marsupials, especially wombats, wallabies and Forester kangaroos, stay overnight at powered or unpowered sites which are available for a fee. There are numerous walking tracks to cater for all levels of fitness. Swimming, fishing and bird watching are also popular activities within the park. Visit the great Interpretation Centre for parks passes and local knowledge on flora and fauna.
Narawntapu National Park Visitor Centre
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Winterbrook Reserve
Nature Reserves Tasmanian Arboretum 46 Old Tramway Rd, Eugenana, off Melrose Rd (C146),10km south of Devonport Ph: 6427 2690 www.tasmanianarboretum.org.au Wander through a peaceful landscape among trees from around the world in this large, unique botanical park. Follow nature and heritage trails, sit quietly and watch the waterbirds and platypus who live on the lake, or make use of the BBQ facilities. The Tree Park Kiosk is open from October to May for light refreshments. Open daily 9am - sunset. Entry by donation.
Warrawee Forest Reserve 4 kms on Hamilton St, Latrobe Bookings Ph: 6421 4699 ‘Warrawee’’ is aboriginal for plenty. This nature reserve offers a great picnic area, walking tracks and fishing. Guided tours to view platypus.
Sykes Sanctuary Sunnyside Rd, Railton This tranquil bush retreat was once home to hermit Norman Sykes. Today it is an ideal spot to stretch legs, see native birds, or share a picnic lunch. Be challenged by the curious marble edicts created by Norman’s son, Ian.
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Leven Canyon Loongana Rd, Loongana A spectacular 250 metre-deep ravine 41 kilometres south of Ulverstone, the Leven Canyon is a must-see for any visitor. From a well-equipped picnic area, follow the rainforest walk to the cliff-face viewing platform and marvel at the breathtaking scenery.
Three Sisters - Goat Island Nature Reserves Penguin Rd, Ulverstone The small off-shore islands comprising the Three Sisters are sanctuaries to a variety of bird life. Goat Island, to their east, is accessible at low tide - but take care not to get stranded. Fish, explore or just observe the bird and marine life.
Ferndene Forest Reserve Ironcliffe Rd, Penguin From the well-equipped picnic area there is a short walk up along the stream through beautiful shady manferns and tall Eucalypt forest to an historic mining area and Thorsby’s Tunnel. This Reserve is the only one in Tasmania in which Blechnum cartilagineum, an extremely rare fern species, is protected.
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Kelcey Tier Nature Walk
Kelcey Tier Nature Walk Accessed via the top end of Durkins Rd, off Stony Rise Rd, Devonport 160 hectares of native bushland which abounds with many varieties of birds, skinks and wildflowers. Discover the sculpture ‘Preeatenna’, which means ‘lizard’ in the Tasmanian Aboriginal language, reinforcing the important Aboriginal cultural links to the area. Read the message on the Peace Pole, and take in the superb views of Devonport and the Mersey River Estuary. The circuit walk is 3.6 kilometres and takes 1.5 to 2 hours.
Devonport City Walk Beginning in the city centre this walk follows the Mersey River foreshore where you will pass many interesting sculptures and the viewing platform, which is a great vantage point for photographing boats and ships as they enter and leave the river. Continue on to the Lighthouse at the ‘Bluff’ headland where you can see the blowhole and aboriginal rock carvings. The walk then continues on to Coles Beach before taking you into the Don Bushland Reserve which follows the Don River and concludes at the Don River Railway. The walk is approximately 9 kilometres and the majority is on flat, sealed pathways. Along the way are many interesting historical and cultural features, as well as lookouts offering spectacular coastal and river views. Enjoy the entire walk or just one of its unique sections.
Henry Somerset Railton Rd, Latrobe October to December see one of the best gene banks of orchids with 42 types of small to medium orchids in this 39-hectare reserve. Keep to the defined walking tracks.
24 www.cradlecountry.com.au Bells Parade and Sheean Walk River Rd, Latrobe Sealed and grassed short walks along the Mersey River. Formerly the wharf, this is a restful riverside reserve and picnic ground under the banks of Dooley's hill. Historical and cultural monuments. Sheean walk starting in Gilbert Street, is a short canopied walk commemorating the heroic wartime exploits of Edward ‘Teddy’ Sheean and Australian conflicts and peacekeeping efforts. Port Sorell Guided Walking Tracks Adjacent to Narawantapu National Park, Port Sorell seaside village is abundant in Tasmanian flora and fauna. Stroll on the coastal and bush reserve tracks and be inspired by the natural beauty, preserved for the enjoyment of all. Pick up your accompanying guide for Port Sorell Walks from the Latrobe Visitor Centre. Kimberley’s Lookout, Sheffield Nook Rd (C150), Sheffield This moderate 90-minute return walk up the Badger Ranges has some steep sections with the lure of stunning 360-degree views from the top. Look for signs on Nook Road for Kimberley’s Lookout and follow the gravel road to a parking area. Sheffield Area - Short Walks This area has many short walking tracks including the mural walking trail along Sheffield’s streets,40-minute Stoodley Forest Walk through pine and beech trees (access off B14), the 90-minute Billett Creek Walk at the Lake Barrington Rowing Course where 1000- year-old manferns reside, or the 15-minute O’Neils Creek Nature Trail at Gowrie Park (access C136). Sheffield Area - Mountain and Waterfall Walks There are half-day and full-day walks of varying length and difficulty traversing Mt Roland, Mt Claude and Mt Van Dyke. Approximately 9 kilometres south-west of Moina are the Bridal Veil and Champagne Falls - 2-hour walks. The Sheffield Visitor Centre can advise on access, walk difficulties and estimated times. Braddons Lookout Braddons Lookout Rd, Leith 10 kilometres east of Ulverstone, the lookout has stunning views of the coastline, Forth valley and beyond.
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Kaydale Lodge Gardens 250 Loongana Rd, Nietta Ph: 6429 1293 Two hectares of garden present a visual delight, with 30 000 daffodils in bloom in spring, summer displays of peonies and foxgloves, and an autumn show of maples. Open daily
Winterbrook Falls & Black Bluff Smiths Plains Rd, Nietta Five-hour return bushwalk through dense rainforest, comprising King Billy pines over 2000 years old, to Winterbrook Falls cascading 200m off Black Bluff to the rainforest below.
Preston Falls Raymond Rd, Gunns Plains For locals and visitors alike, the falls are a popular scenic addition to any day trip. A short 10-minute walk will take you to the viewing platform.
Zig Zag Garden & Lookout Maud St to Upper Maud St, Ulverstone Admire the beautiful, award-winning gardens lining the hillside zigzag walk and the panoramic views from the top.
Dial Range Ironcliffe Rd, Penguin This chain of mountains and valleys was given its name because the silhouette of one of its summits, the Gnomon, resembles an ancient sundial. The Range has more than 50 kilometres of trails, with opportunities for short walks or longer treks, depending on bushwalking experience.
Perry Ling Gardens Main Rd, Penguin A mass of colour in spring, this seaside garden bordering the eastern entrance to the town follows the road and rail route for approximately one kilometre. Preston Falls 26 www.cradlecountry.com.au Tours & Public Transport
Guided Tours With so much to experience in Cradle Country and Tasmania’s North West Coast why not relax, take a break from driving and enjoy a great day out with one of our local Day Tour operators. Take advantage of an extensive knowledge of Tasmania, gained from years of experience exploring this beautiful island State. Day Tours can be tailored to suit your needs: • fill your day visiting the regions iconic attractions, • enjoy a gastronomic delight of local food and wine, • or maybe an adventure into the wilderness, discovering all those hidden natural treasures. The possibilities are endless so call into one of Cradle Country’s Visitor Centres to find out more - see back page for details.
Public Transport Local Devonport Airport and Spirit Shuttle Service Pick up/drop off for Cradle Country area Ph: 0400 035 995 Merseylink Bus Service Servicing Devonport, Latrobe and Port Sorell Ph: 1300 367 590 Phoenix Coaches Devonport to Port Sorell Service Operates Friday - bookings Ph: 6424 9112 Mersey River Ferry “Torquay” Small passenger ferry between East and West Devonport Monday to Saturday Taxi Combined Devonport, Latrobe and Sheffield - bookings Ph: 6424 1431
Ulverstone Taxis Ph: 6425 1093 or 6425 1386
Penguin Taxi Service Ph: 0500 572 524 or 0417 506 851
Statewide Redline - tickets available from Devonport Visitor Centre Devonport / Launceston / Hobart daily Also covering the North West Coast to Smithton, the East Coast and Southern Region
Tassielink - depots & ticketing agents at Devonport & Sheffield Visitor Centres Devonport / Launceston / Hobart daily Also covering Cradle Mountain / Lake St Clair, West Coast, East Coast and Southern Region
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January Devonport Cup Port Sorell Regatta Port Sorell Bluewater Dash Latrobe Speedway Henley-on-the-Mersey - Latrobe Hobbies, Collectables and Crafts Expo - Ulverstone Ulverstone Rodeo
February Railtown - Devonport Latrobe Speedway Motor Millions Car & Bike Show - Devonport Cool Music & Kites at the Bluff - Devonport Classical Meets Jazz @ The Arboretum Festival in the Park - Ulverstone
March Devonport Apex Regatta National Schools Triathlon Championships - Devonport Taste The Harvest - Devonport Devonport Pacing Cup 8 Hour Day Concert - Latrobe Latrobe Speedway Steam Fest - Sheffield Gowrie Park Rodeo Carnival of the Grasshopper - Leven River, Gunns Plains Forth Valley Blues Festival
28 www.cradlecountry.com.au ‘The Gathering’ by Marc Spijkerbosch, 2008 Winner International Mural Fest, Sheffield
April International Mural Fest - Sheffield State Rowing Championships - Lake Barrington Devonport Racing Club Easter Cup Targa Tasmania
July Latrobe Chocolate Winterfest Devonport Jazz Weekend Aztec Chocolate Festival - Latrobe Doll, Bear and Miniatures Extravaganza - Ulverstone
August Kentish Lions Music Hall - Sheffield
September Daffodil Show - Sheffield
October NW Woodcraft Guild Annual Exhibition and Sale - Ulverstone
November Devonport Agricultural and Pastoral Show Triple Top Run - Sheffield Latrobe Speedway Cradle Coast Rotary Art Exhibition - Ulverstone Ulverstone Show
December Latrobe Cycling, Athletics and Woodchopping Carnival Devonport Athletics and Cycling Carnival Eve in the City ~ New Years Eve Party - Devonport Ulverstone Christmas Parade and Mardi Gras
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Dining From fish and chips to fine dining, savour our region’s produce served in a variety of cuisines. Your visit will not be complete without indulging in local cheeses, gourmet chocolates, wines and famous Tassie beers.
For more information on restaurants and cafés in Cradle Country call into our Visitor Centres and pick up a copy of the Dining Guide for the local area. Shopping
Enjoy exploring our Tasmanian art and craft shops, trendy boutiques, antique and specialty shops. From our home to yours, treat yourself and take away something that is truly unique to our beautiful part of the world.
Antiques & Collectables Antique Emporium 41 Formby Rd, Devonport Ph: 6423 3316 Emmescence 43 Gilbert St, Latrobe Ph: 6426 1340 Reliquaire 139 Gilbert St, Latrobe Ph: 6426 2599 Grange & Overflow 95 Gilbert St, Latrobe Ph: 6426 2606 Hoarders of Latrobe 137 Gilbert St, Latrobe Ph: 6426 2388 Bells Parade Antiques 93 Gilbert St, Latrobe Ph: 6426 1006 McLaren Antiques 37 Gilbert St, Latrobe Ph: 6426 2777 Sheffield Antiques 109 Main St, Sheffield Ph: 6491 2203 Adopt-A-Chair 4 Main St, Ulverstone Ph: 6425 5616 Leven Antiques Centre 23 King Edward St, Ulverstone Ph: 6425 5226 Pete Jermy Antiquarian Books 48 Victoria St, Ulverstone Ph: 6425 6299 Joel’s Antiques 82 Main Rd, Penguin Ph: 6437 2060 30 www.cradlecountry.com.au Unique Art & Craft Fonz’s Woodcraft 354 Main Rd, Spreyton Ph: 6427 2286
Simon Martin Whip Gallery 4 Formby Rd, Devonport Ph: 6424 3972
Holliday Craft 43 - 45 Wilmot St, Port Sorell Ph: 6428 6230
Kings Woodcraft 74 Hamilton St, Latrobe Ph: 6426 1492
Picture Patchwork 54 Gilbert St, Latrobe Ph: 6426 2270
Kylies Card Craft Shop 1/55 Gilbert St, Latrobe Ph: 6426 1222
Studio 26 26 Gilbert St, Latrobe Ph: 0417 732 934
Latrobe Fine Art Gallery Gilbert St, Latrobe Ph: 6426 2931
Woodcraft Gallery & Workshop 109 Reibey St, Ulverstone Ph: 6425 7119
Alleena Bears 1 Top Gawler Rd, Ulverstone Ph: 6425 2711
Souvenirs Superior Souvenirs 117 Rooke St Mall, Devonport Ph: 6424 9284
North West Regional Craft Centre 11 Best St, Devonport Ph: 6424 1287
Barrington General Store & History Display 54 Barrington Rd, Barrington Ph: 6492 3176
Blue Gum Gallery Shop 1/66 Main St, Sheffield Ph: 6491 2791
Simply Delightful Fine Ware & Gifts 49 Main St, Sheffield Ph: 6491 1800
Ulverstone Visitor Information Centre 13-15 Alexandra Rd, Ulverstone Ph: 6425 2839
Penguin Visitor Information Centre 78 Main Rd, Penguin Ph: 6437 1421
31 www.cradlecountry.com.au General Info Banks/ATMs ANZ Bank Rooke St Mall, Devonport Bendigo Bank Rooke St Mall, Devonport Commonwealth Bank Rooke St Mall, Devonport National Bank Rooke St Mall, Devonport Westpac Bank 33 Stewart St, Devonport Western Union Agent 71 Wright St, East Devonport ANZ Bank 130 Gilbert St, Latrobe Commonwealth Bank 138 Gilbert St, Latrobe Commonwealth Bank 67 Main St, Sheffield Westpac Agent 50 Main St, Sheffield ANZ Bank 44 Reibey St, Ulverstone Bendigo Bank 28a Reibey St, Ulverstone Commonwealth Bank 34 Reibey St, Ulverstone Westpac Bank Ellis Court, Reibey St, Ulverstone Commonwealth Bank 62 Main Rd, Penguin ATMs and EFTPOS at various locations in Devonport CBD, Four Ways, East Devonport, Latrobe, Shearwater, Railton, Sheffield, Ulverstone and Penguin.
Post Offices CBD - 88 Formby Rd Devonport 145 William St Devonport 11 Forth Rd Don 16a Murray St East Devonport Agency 58 Wright St East Devonport 113 Gilbert St Latrobe 605 Port Sorell Rd Wesley Vale 2 Club Drive Shearwater 2 Foster St Railton 58 Main Rd Sheffield 54 Barrington Rd Barrington 64 Cradle Mountain Rd Wilmot 39 Reibey St Ulverstone 80 Main Rd Penguin
Internet Access - Devonport, Shearwater & Latrobe Advantage Access Centre 15 King St, Devonport Devonport Online Access Centre 21 Oldaker St, Devonport Quality Hotel Gateway 16 Fenton St, Devonport Molly Malones 34 Best St, Devonport Tassie Cameras & Photos Rooke St Mall, Devonport Dockside Café 25 Murray St, East Devonport Rubicon Café Shearwater Latrobe Online Access Centre 113-115 Gilbert St, Latrobe Latrobe Visitor Centre 48 Gilbert St, Latrobe Café Gilbert Station Square, Latrobe
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