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A journey through Devonport, Port Sorell, Latrobe, Railton, Sheffield, Wilmot, Cradle Valley, Ulverstone, Penguin & Gunns Plains

www.cradlecountry.com.au visitor centres welcome Devonport 92 Formby Rd

® • Free booking service for Spirit of Tasmania and Accommodation, attractions, cruises and tours statewide • Free brochures and guides covering all of Tasmania; • National Parks Passes, fishing licences • Souvenirs, Maps and Postcards Licensed Travel Agent (No. TAS115) T 03 6424 4466 | E [email protected] We invite you to spend some time exploring this magnificent region – Open seven days a week 7:30am–5pm Devonport & Cradle Country. Latrobe Bells Pde Explore spectacular beaches where the pristine waters of Bass Strait meet our shores

® or weave your way through the rich farmlands enjoying picture perfect patchwork Located within the Australian Axeman’s Hall of Fame, alongside paddocks and spectacular mountain backdrops. Discover our heritage through the banks of the Mersey River and catering for large vehicle attractions which have painstakingly preserved the past. Climb a mountain, seek out parking. Along with general tourism information, staff offer: a waterfall, drop a line in and catch an elusive trout or spy on native animals feeding • Accommodation and Tour bookings in their natural habitat – there’s something for everyone in Cradle Country. • Souvenirs, Gift Shop and Internet Access • National Parks Passes • On-site cafe and toilets And then after all that you can just sit back, relax and breathe in the fresh Tasmanian T 03 6421 4699 | E [email protected] air while enjoying superb cuisine prepared from local produce served with delicious Open Mon–Fri 9am–4pm; Sat 9am–4:30pm; Sun 9am–3pm Tasmanian beers and wines. (subject to variation) Kentish 5 Pioneer Cr, Sheffield 2 ® attractions Call in at Sheffield, part of Tasmania’s Outdoor Art Gallery, on your way to Cradle Mountain. We specialise in booking f 12 accommodation, tours, attractions and providing tourism ood & Wine information. Visit spectacular Mount Roland, boutique 16 wineries, do a mural audio tour and check out nearby recreational activities Railton’s topiary or the Wilmot letterbox trail. T 03 6491 1036 | E [email protected] 20 www.sheffieldcradleinfo.com.au great outdoors 27 Ulverstone 13–15 Alexandra Rd tours & transport

® Come in for a friendly Hello and a wide range of 28 Tasmanian visitor and community information, booking events services, event details, great range of souvenirs, 30 postcards, local art and craft, real bean coffee, Internet shopping access and public toilets. T 03 6425 2839 | E [email protected] f 32 Open seven days a week from 9am–5pm (subject to variation sel drive itineraries during winter months) 38 accommodation directory Penguin 78 Main Rd 42 Receive a friendly welcome at the volunteer coordinated general info visitor centre, providing local and state visitor 44 information, maps, postcards and a large range of Touring Map souvenirs. Public toilets available behind the Centre. Published by The Cradle Country Marketing Group. Distributed by Tourism Devonport, 92 Formby Rd, Devonport, TAS 7310. T 03 6437 1421 | E [email protected] P: 03 6424 8176 E: [email protected] Open seven days a week from 9am–4pm (subject to variation Disclaimer: Whilst the information contained herein is deemed correct, no responsibility is taken by the publishers as to the authenticity of the contents and/or telephone numbers. January 2010 during winter months) Photography: Rick Eaves, Bruce Hutchinson, Richard Eastwood, Dan Fellow, Eye in the Sky, Bob Iddon, George Apostolidis, Geoffrey Lea, Tourism Tasmania, Heath Fellows, Darren Rist. Design: Nova Design & Print attractions attractions Forth Main Rd, Don Don River Railway

Take a ride on a vintage train along the Don River and explore the largest collection of steam locomotives and passenger carriages in Tasmania. Visit the workshop to see restoration works. T 6424 6335 Open every day, trains run on the hour 10am–4pm Devonport 45 Tasman St, Devonport Australian Weaving Mills Factory Outlet Devonport is a major Tasmanian city situated on the banks of the Mersey River. Pick up a bargain at this factory seconds towelling shop Home port to the Spirits of Tasmania I & II, this vibrant seaport city welcomes for Dickies and Dri-Glo products. thousands of visitors each year. Linger a while and take advantage of the T 03 6424 6345 extensive range of accommodation, restaurants, services and attractions the city Mon–Fri 9:30am–3pm,Sat 9am–12noon and its surrounds has to offer.

Imaginarium Science Centre Entrance off Wenvoe St Car Park 45 Stewart St, Devonport Devonport Regional Gallery

Learn and enjoy everyday science with hands on, interactive A vibrant cultural centre which promotes contemporary exhibitions, displays, science shows and special events. Tasmanian art, craft and design. Regular community There’s something for all age groups, whatever the weather. events and public programs. T 03 6423 1466 T 03 6424 8296 Open Mon–Sat 10am–4pm Mon–Sat 10am–5pm, Sun 12noon–5pm

Home Hill - National Trust 77 Middle Rd, Devonport Bass Hwy between Devonport and Ulverstone Penguin Viewing

Built in 1916 and providing a fascinating look into the Discover the charm of Little Penguins returning to their family life and home of the only Tasmanian born Prime burrows between October and March at Lillico Beach Minister, Joseph Lyons, and his wife Dame Enid. Guided Conservation Area. During the peak season there are Tours available. volunteer guides on site to explain the habits of these T 03 6424 8055 amazing creatures and access to the reserve is free. No Tue, Wed, Thu, Sat, Sun Sept–June 1:30pm–4:00pm; other times by appt toilets available at the reserve. Devonport Maritime Museum 6 Gloucester Ave, Devonport 51 Formby Rd, Devonport Antique Emporium

Featuring a fine collection of shipping memorabilia Come and explore Tasmania’s largest antique centre including models and displays from the days of sail, through featuring a Pirate Ship, Gift Shop, Old-fashioned Lolly the age of steam, to the present seagoing passenger ferries. Shop and a huge second hand book section. Also incorporating Devonport Historical Society Inc. www.antiqueemporium.com.au T 03 6424 7100 T 03 6423 3316 Tue–Sun 10am–4:30pm Summer, 10am–4:00pm Winter Mon–Fri 9am–5pm (Summer till 6pm), Sat–Sun 10am–4pm Tiagarra Aboriginal Cultural Centre Mersey Bluff Headland Devonport Walking & Cycle Tracks

Wander the bluff headland and take a self guided walk 9km of sealed walking/cycling tracks starting in the city around unique rock engravings and visit the Cultural Centre centre, following the river and ocean: Don Reserve for bird to see dioramas of the life of tribal Tasmanian Aborigines. watching and Eastern Shore Heritage walk for sweeping coastal scenery and beachcombing. For spectacular views T 03 6424 8250 of the city and coastline take the short drive to Kelcey Tier Mon–Sat, 9am–5pm on the city’s southern boundary. Walks map available at the Visitor Centre.

2 3 www.cradlecountry.com.au www.cradlecountry.com.au attractions Bells Pde, Latrobe attractionsSherwood Hall

Circa 1850’s, the original colonial home of pioneering ex- convict Thomas Johnson and Dolly Dalrymple Briggs has been restored to its former glory; fully furnished right down to the lace doilies, enjoy the voice over commentary. History lovers will enjoy this experience for ONLY a gold coin. T 03 6426 2888 Tue & Thu 10am–2pm; Sat, Sun & Public Hol 1pm–4pm; or by appt

Bells Parade, River Rd, Latrobe WARRAWEE Platypus Tours

Latrobe Landcare Want to see a LIVE Platypus in its natural environment with your knowledgeable guide? This is for you. T 03 6426 1774 Bookings required, tours run daily early morning or on dusk seven days a week Latrobe & Port Sorell 139 Gilbert St, Latrobe Reliquaire

Latrobe ­– one of Australia’s finest heritage towns – step back in time in the Ten rooms, tens of thousands of relics, collectibles, giftware, main street with 75 heritage listed buildings, enjoy Bells Parade picnic parklands antique restoration, jewellery, artwork, children’s toys and along the Mersey River. science stuff. Tasmania produce. Seeing is believing! Port Sorell lies at the other end of Latrobe’s boundaries – a seaside haven of sweeping T 03 6426 2599 golden beaches and gateway to the Narawntapu National Park Open seven days from 10am

Anvers Chocolate Factory 9025 Bass Hwy, Latrobe Gilbert St, Latrobe Sheean Memorial & Sheean Walk

Calling all Chocoholics. Visit Anvers to see chocolate being This experience is a tribute to Ordinary Seaman Edward made, taste it, buy it and take it home. Enjoy the museum “teddy” Sheean, after whom the Australian Navy named full of chocolate artefacts. Belgium-style breakfasts a Collins-class submarine. Along the flat terrain and and Tasmanian fare are available in the cafe. MUST DO canopied Sheean Walk gain an insight into Australian experience for all the family. FREE ENTRY conflict and peace keeping efforts as you meander T 03 6426 2958 Open seven days 7am–5pm between the Latrobe CBD and Bells Parade parklands. Australian Axemans Hall of Fame Bells Parade, River Rd, Latrobe 298 Coalhill Rd, Latrobe The Quiet Cone

This National Museum recognises our highest achievers Sensations alive, with this tranquil unique relaxation experience. in the sport of woodchopping through a magnificent Enjoy a quiet meditation with sound and scent therapy through collection of Trophies, Memorabilia, and Treasures. the gentle vibration of gongs and singing bowls. A must do for Tasmania has celebrated this sport since 1891 in Latrobe. the visitor seeking some rest and relaxation. T 03 6426 2099 T 03 6426 2969 Open seven days from 9am Open Wed–Sun Latrobe Fine Art and Glass Gallery 41a Gilbert St, Latrobe 113-117 Gilbert St, Latrobe Courthouse Museum

Exhibiting only Tasmanian Art and Glass. Resident artist Live the History of Latrobe’s pioneering early settlement Beverley Skurulis brings the sensation of striking colour though the comprehensive display of Photographs. Bells through her work, which includes Tasmanian Landscapes. Parade was the first Port on the North West Coast, at Bells Enjoy a variety of magnificent paintings, Hand Crafted Parade, for shipping produce. Learn about the rise and fall Jewellery, Unique Glassware, Special gifts, Timber Craft and of the early Shale Mining and the Railways. more that are Truly Tasmanian. T 03 6426 1289 T 0407 581 796 Open 10am–4pm Wed–Sun Open Tue–Fri 1pm–4pm 4 5 www.cradlecountry.com.au www.cradlecountry.com.au attractions attractions 500 Staverton Rd, Promised Land Tasmazia

Explore the Village of Lower Crackpot and the world’s largest maze complex. Meals in the Pancake Parlour or picnickers welcome. A premier family attraction. ”A gentle place for gentle folk”. T 03 6491 1934 Seven days 9am–5pm Dec–Mar, 10am–4pm Apr–Nov; Pancake Parlour 10am–3:30pm daily, closed Christmas Day 109 Main St, Sheffield Sheffield Galendor - Art & Essence (B14 from Devonport, B13 from Latrobe) – “Town of Murals” is part of Tasmania’s Experience art in the making. Mind, body & spirit in art, music, crystals, books, essential oils, incense, leather and Outdoor Art Gallery and is overlooked by the grandeur of Mt Roland and its wood. Gifts from the green land. breathtaking vistas. Enjoy visiting Mural Park in Pioneer Crescent, home to the annual T 0437 225 845 International Mural Fest competition where nine artists paint a mural in one week. Thu–Sun 10am–4pm May–Aug, Wed–Sun 9am–5pm Sept–April Visitors can vote for the People’s Choice award. ‘Story of the Sheffield Murals’ Audio Tour 5 Pioneer Cres, Sheffield 93 Main St, Sheffield Kentish Museum

Kentish Visitor Information Centre, Find the heart of Kentish at this museum. Displays include 5 Pioneer Cres, Sheffield everyday house and farm items back to the 1800’s and the Hear how a Tasmanian town facing rural decline was first ever automatic petrol pump. Local industry, detailed transformed into a thriving outdoor art gallery! Listen to local genealogy files and cemetery registers. characters and artists share their visions and tell their stories. T 03 6491 1861 T 03 6491 1036 Daily 9am–4pm, closed Christmas Day Mon–Wed 10am–12pm & 1–4pm, Tue 1pm–3pm, Thu & Fri 10am–3pm Cradle Triple Pass 5 Pioneer Cres, Sheffield 2 Albert St, Sheffield The Working Art Space

Buy your Cradle Triple Pass and save! Discover the Walk through King George V Park to the Working Art mysterious world of the Tasmanian devil at Devils@Cradle, Space to find artists at work and locally produced goods journey to wilderness destinations through the eyes of the for sale. world’s finest photographers at the Wilderness Gallery and T 0438 091 353 experience the ‘Story of the Sheffield Murals’ audio tour. Open daily 11am–3pm subject to volunteers T 03 6491 1036 Available from all three attractions The World of Marbles 34 Main St, Sheffield 38 Main St, Sheffield The Emporium

Meet the artists and hot glass marble makers. Watch Purveyors of quality merchandise. Books, records, Tassie them at work in a gallery of contemporary art and glass. timbers, curios, incense, soaps, oils, collectables, rare and T 03 6491 2772 unusual wares. Fair Trade. Experience The Emporium! 10am–4pm May–Aug 9am–5pm Sept–April T 03 6491 2404 Closed Christmas Day Open seven days 10am–6pm Dec–Easter, Wed–Sun 10am–6pm Easter–Dec Seashells at Sheffield 112 Main St, Sheffield 52 Main St, Sheffield Slaters Country Store

For a unique experience come and see the extensive Step back in time, view the flying fox change dispenser marine display including thousands of seashells, shark and hear the ring of the old wall phone. See the mural jaws, huge crabs and gift shop. and learn the story “The Missed Opportunity”. Owned and T 03 6491 1064 operated by the same family for 100 years. Open daily 9am–5pm T 03 6491 1121 Open seven days 9am–5pm

6 7 www.cradlecountry.com.au www.cradlecountry.com.au Rattractionsailton attractions (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 tables and barbeque areas. Topiary Trail maps are available from shops in the town.

Looking Glass Cottage 18 Foster St, Railton

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. Cradle Valley T 0417 556 700 Australia’s premier wilderness destination, gateway to the Cradle Mountain-Lake Sun–Fri 9:30am–5pm Nov–April, Mon–Fri 9:30am–4pm May–Oct St Clair World Heritage Area.

Seven Sheds Brewery 22 Crockers St, Railton Cradle Mtn Rd, Cradle Mtn Cradle Mountain Helicopters

Home to Kentish Ale, Elephants Trunk, Razzamatazz and See Tasmania’s iconic World Heritage Area from the air. Willie Warmer. Provides tastings, retail sales and tours of the Cradle Mountain Helicopters can show you a bird’s eye adjacent brewery, meadery and hop garden. view of Cradle Valley, including Australia’s deepest gorge. T 03 6496 1139 Major credit cards accepted. Phone for bookings. Wed–Sun 11am–5pm, other times by appointment T 03 6492 1132

3718 Cradle Mtn Rd, Cradle Mtn Wilderness Gallery

Wilmot Largest photographic gallery in the southern hemisphere. (C132 from Forth or Moina, C136 from Captivating images in a unique, purpose-built gallery for Sheffield) – the “Valley of Views” is renowned environmental photography. Beautiful and dramatic images from Australian and international photographers on display. for its magnificent views, novelty letterbox T 03 6492 1404 trail and painted telegraph poles. Open seven days 10am–5pm Wilmot Country Store 64 Main St, Wilmot 3950 Cradle Mtn Rd, Cradle Mtn Devils@Cradle

Follow the letterbox trail to the original Coles store at Look inside the mysterious world of the Tasmanian devil Wilmot for your post office and general store supplies. at this leading interpretation and viewing centre on the T 03 6492 1335 edge of Cradle Mountain National Park. Daytime viewing 7am–7pm Mon–Fri, 9am–6pm Sat, 9am–4pm Sun and Pub Hol and night tours. T 03 6492 1491 Open daily 10am–3pm, bookings recommended Wilmot Museum Main St, Wilmot Cradle Spa Experiences

Discover Wilmot’s rich pioneer history at the Museum and Indulge after outdoor activities - pampering treatments, spas Visitor Centre. The displays include historical information, and massages delivered in pristine, invigorating surrounds. old relics and an extensive display of photographs. Visitor Waldheim Alpine Spa at Cradle Mountain Lodge information available. T 03 6492 1303 T 03 6492 1165 Calm Day Spa at Cradle Mountain Chateau Open Sat & Sun 10am–3pm or by appointment T 03 6492 1404 Treatments available daily, contact day spas for appointments 8 9 www.cradlecountry.com.au www.cradlecountry.com.au attractions attractions Main Rd, Penguin Big Penguin

The Big Penguin, standing a proud 3m 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.

Crescent St, Penguin Hiscutt Park & Dutch Windmill

Ulverstone, Penguin & Gunns Plains A delightful park situated around the Penguin Creek providing barbecues, playground and public toilets. The The ‘Coast to Canyon’ life the way you want it. Relax and renew with sweeping Dutch Windmill was built by Dutch immigrants for the beaches, cycling along waterfront parklands, coastal and forest walks and water Bicentennial celebrations in 1988. Take a look through sports. Explore an awe-inspiring canyon, a gem of a cave and wildlife that’s as the window to see Dutch paraphernalia. friendly as the locals.

Ulverstone History Museum 50 Main St, Ulverstone Caves Rd, Gunns Plains Gunns Plains Cave

Step back in time and wander through a comprehensive Amazing limestone cave featuring spectacular formations, display of artefacts, manuscripts, tools and photographs glow worms and an underground stream. Includes one of depicting the life of local pioneers. the southern hemisphere’s largest shawl formations. T 03 6425 3835 T 03 6429 1388 Open daily 1:30pm–4:30pm Guided tours daily

Discover the Leven Tasma Pde, Ulverstone 137 Winduss Rd, Gunns Plains Wing’s Wildlife Park

Cruises where you can relax and enjoy a 3 course BBQ and Something for all the family, with wildlife exhibits, trout down to earth tour of historic Leven Park or simply enjoy and reptile display and animal nursery. Souvenirs, café the Leven River’s attributes. and accommodation available. T 03 6425 2839 T 03 6429 1151 Tours leave daily Open daily 10am–4pm

Ulverstone War Memorials Reibey St, Ulverstone 42kms south of Ulverstone, Loongana Rd Leven Canyon

Ulverstone is well known for its unique memorial parks Come to the edge of a 250 metre ravine that’s part of a with many reunions and services held each year in wildlife corridor from the coast to Cradle Mountain. The Ulverstone. The clock is the most prominent memorial in views from the lookout above the canyon are inspiring. Ulverstone built by mostly immigrants in 1953 as a Shrine The Leven Canyon Reserve is almost 2,500 ha, and of Remembrance for those killed in the war. a refuge for Tasmanian plants, animals and birds. Experience them on a range of fascinating walks, take on the challenge of 697 forest stairs or see just how much Leven Antiques Centre 23 King Edward St, Ulverstone force Mother Nature has needed to carve the canyon, on a canyon floor walk. Facilities include stories and The Centre has the widest selection of stock to be found information revealing the significance of the Canyon and within the state. From fine Georgian Glass and Antique surrounds, a well equipped picnic area with barbecue Jewellery, through to general antiques & collectables. facilities and toilets and lots of great walks. Pick up T 03 6425 5226 a Leven Canyon brochure at the Ulverstone Visitor Open daily from 10am–5pm Information Centre for more details.

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71 Allens Rd, Ulverstone Tavner’s Winery

The grapes thrive in volcanic soil to produce premium Cellar Door wines which are processed on the property. Cradle Country’s cellar doors present award-winning wines amidst stunning T 03 6425 2382 Cellar door sales available by appointment only countryside. Ghost Rock Vineyard 1055 Port Sorell Rd, Northdown

Award winning wines, for tasting and sales, at Ghost Rock, where Country meets Coast. Tasmanian platters, coffee and cake are also available or enjoy the summer weekend Farm Gate entertainment program. Art gallery and souvenirs on site. Cradle Country’s produce is exported around the globe. Come and taste it fresh T 03 6428 4005 from paddock to plate at these farm gate and specialty outlets. Open Wed–Sun 11am–5pm Barringwood Park Vineyard 60 Gillams Rd (off B14), Lower Barrington Corner Bass Hwy and Gilbert St, Latrobe The Cherry Shed

Cool climate wines including Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris and Cherries fresh from the grower. Taste Tasmanian Cherries, Chardonnay. Wine tasting and cellar door sales available. as a fruit, an ice-cream, wine liqueur, jams or pies. T 03 6492 3140 Raspberries are available in season. On site Cafe. Open Wed–Sun 10am–5pm & Public Holidays, closed Christmas T 03 6426 2411 and Boxing Day, Good Friday & for the month of August Open seven days 9:30am–5pm, closed Xmas Day and Good Friday; open 8:30am–6pm December–February (Cherry Season) Lake Barrington Vineyard 1136 West Kentish Rd (C141), Kentish Park 10 Devils Gate Rd (off C143), Barrington Mountain Fruit

A stunning location perched above Lake Barrington. Fresh berries during summer, dried fruit bars and frozen The perfect climate for sparkling wine. White Rock raspberries in the off-season. Wide range of fruit wines and Chardonnay, Riesling, Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris varieties. herb wines. A short drive down to Devils Gate Dam lookout. T 03 6491 1249 T 03 6492 3194 Open Wed–Sun 11am–4pm Nov–Apr Open Fri–Wed 8am–7pm, Thu 1pm–7pm

Wilmot Hills Vineyard 407 Back Rd (off C143), Wilmot 111 Main St, Sheffield Sheffield Honey Farm

Table wines, fruit wines, ciders and spirits are grown, Suppliers of quality pure honey in quantities from 250gm created and bottled on site. to 300kg. Tasmanian varieties of leatherwood, rainforest, T 03 6492 1193 manuka, wildflower and beeswax available. Tastings Open daily 9am–7pm except Wednesday and sales. T 03 6491 1167 Open Mon–Fri 9am–5pm Leven Valley Vineyard & Gallery 321 Raymond Rd, Gunns Plains 190 Castra Rd, Ulverstone danker farm cherries

This boutique vineyard is set on a hillside overlooking the Family owned orchard selling fresh Tasmanian cherries picturesque valley of Gunns Plains. Wine tasting, sales with friendly, old-fashioned service. Crafts and knick- and art and craft gallery. knacks also available. T 03 6429 1186 T 03 6425 5619 Open 10am–5pm Wed–Mon Nov–end April, Fri–Mon May–end Open 9am–5pm mid Dec–early Feb (closed Christmas Day) Oct (closed June)

12 13 www.cradlecountry.com.au www.cradlecountry.com.au f f ood & wine ood & wine Turners Beach Berry Patch Blackburn Dve, Turners Beach Hand Made & Home Grown

Pick your own and pre-picked strawberries and Meet the people who create, make or grow raspberries, ice-creams, preserves and café. what they sell - bargains, tasty treats and Strawberries are what we excel at - the most important plenty of stories from the makers will ensure thing to us, is taste. your visit is a memorable one. T 03 6428 3967 Open October–May

Perfecta Produce Kimberleys Rd, East Ulverstone Markets Devonport Farmers Market | Devonport Showgrounds Door sales of large sweet cherries grown and packed on Every 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month site. Windows Café serving light meals and our famous cherry pancakes with spectacular views over Bass Strait. Don Village Market | Forth Main Rd, Don T 03 6425 6999 Every Sunday from 10am–2pm Open seasonally from mid-December until mid-February 8am–6pm seven days a week (excluding Christmas Day and Boxing Day) Latrobe Outdoor Market | Gilbert St, Latrobe Every Sunday 9:30am–2pm Art and Craft Market | Memorial Hall, James St, Latrobe Specialty Foods 2nd & 4th Sunday of each month 9am–2pm T 03 6491 2564 Gourmet 2 Go Shop 5 Kempling St, Devonport Rotary Carboot Sale | Kings Park, Gilbert St, Latrobe Gourmet 2 Go is your one stop shop for Tasmanian Last Saturday of each month gourmet food, wine and hampers. Choose from over T 03 6426 2260 400 products. T 03 6423 4812 Claude Road Hall Market | Claude Rd via Sheffield Open Tue–Fri 9am–5:30pm, Sat 9am–2:30pm Every third Saturday in March, June, September and December from 9am–3pm T 03 6491 1853

Petuna Seafood 134 Tarleton St, East Devonport Sheffield Town Hall Market | High St, Sheffield Second Saturday of each month 9am–2pm Petuna takes pride in producing seriously fine seafood, T 03 6491 2564 offering premium products featuring a great range of Tasmanian seafood at competitive prices. Wilmot Markets | Main Rd Wilmot T 03 6427 9033 First Saturday of each month from 9am–2pm Open Mon–Fri 9am–5:30pm, Sat 9am–12 noon T 03 6492 1302

House of Anvers 9025 Bass Hwy, Latrobe Ulverstone Heartbeat Carboot Sale Market | The Quadrant (off Victoria St), Ulverstone 2nd Saturday of each month from 8am–1pm A real ‘chocolate taste sensation’ Chocolates, truffles, Penguin Market | Arnold St, Penguin pralines, fudge and Belgium beer and specialty ales. Enjoy Every Sunday 9am–3:30pm European style cafe food and a REAL HOT Chocolate. T 03 6426 2958 Open seven days 7am–7pm (summer trading), 7am–6pm Other (winter trading) Cherry Treats | 92 Main St, Sheffield Offering fresh cherries and cherry related products from preserves through to dried cherries. 7am–7pm, mid Nov–mid Feb T 03 6491 1061

14 15 www.cradlecountry.com.au www.cradlecountry.com.au recreational activities CMAX Cinema | 5-7recreational Best St, Devonport activities Modern four screen cinema with all the latest movies. T 03 6420 2111

Devonport Ten Pin Bowl | 103 William St, Devonport 14 lane bowling centre. Café on site. Open seven days T 03 6424 7688

Jungle Gym’s | 12 Oldaker St, Devonport Indoor adventure playground for kids up to 11 yrs. Open Tue–Sun Golf Courses T 03 6424 1333

The Devonport Golf Club | Woodrising Ave, Spreyton Kart Magic | Industrial Dve, off Bass Hwy, Latrobe 18 hole golf course on the outskirts of Devonport. Fully Mini grand prix Track. stocked pro shop and club hire. Karts for hire weekends and school holidays www.devonportgolfclub.org.au T 03 6426 2455 T 03 6427 2381 Redwater Creek Railway | Cnr Main St & Spring St, Sheffield Thirlstane Golf Club | Thirlstane Rd, Port Sorell Steam train runs on the first full weekend of each month 11am–4pm 9 hole golf course, Par 72 in tranquil bushland T 03 6491 1613 surroundings. Visitors welcome. T 03 6428 6488 Cradle Country Adventures | 878 Bridle Track Rd, Kimberley Horse trail rides and quad bikes at Kimberley or Cradle Mountain. Port Sorell Golf Club (Shearwater) | Boulevard, Shearwater By appointment 9-hole golf course Par 68 seat at Shearwater Resort. Fully T 1300 656 069 stocked pro shop and hire clubs available. Visitors welcome. Meals and drinks on site Highland Trails | 1030 Staverton Rd, Staverton T 03 6492 3263 Horse trail rides among Staverton’s hills and valleys. By appointment T 03 6491 1553 Sheffield Golf Course | 214 Nook Rd, Sheffield ‘Badger Heights’ is a picturesque 9-hole golf course with magnificent views of Mt Roland and the Ulverstone Miniature Railway | Maskells Rd, East Ulverstone Badger Ranges. Just 3 minutes drive from Sheffield’s Main Street. Green fee players welcome. Enjoy a ride on our miniature railway. T 03 6491 1184 Open every 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month 10:30am–4:00pm T 03 6425 1686 Ulverstone Golf Course | Lobster Creek Rd, West Ulverstone 18-hole Par 72 championship golf course with many trees Pedal Buggies Tasmania | 2 Beach Rd, Ulverstone and a varied and challenging layout. Fun and entertaining for all ages, pedal buggies are easy T 03 6425 2322 to ride. Open weekends and school holidays or by appointment Penguin Golf Course | Dial Rd, Penguin T 0437 242 535 9-hole Par 71 bunker free course surrounded by water with the Dial Range in the background. Target Golf | Wilmot Rd, Forth T 03 6437 2029 Test your skills at Target Golf - The Driving Range. Open 12noon–6pm weekdays, 10am–6pm weekends (closed Tue & Family Fun Thu); Open every 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month T 03 6428 3262 Mini Golf Devonport | 17a Devonport Rd, Devonport 18 hole outdoor course. Open daily from 10am. BBQ areas available. Penguin Miniature Railway | Johnsons Beach, Penguin T 03 6423 6464 Enjoy a ride on the miniature railway. T 03 6437 2786 16 17 www.cradlecountry.com.au www.cradlecountry.com.au recreational activities Freer’s Beach | Endrecreational of Freer St, Shearwater activities Easy access off Freer Street to a safe family beach toilets nearby.

Panatana Family Park | Cnr South Esp and Port St, Port Sorell Toddler’s paddling pool, bbqs, toilets, seating, boat ramp. Tidal rivulet at Muddy Creek for swimming and fishing.

Bells Parade | River Rd, Latrobe Electric bbqs, playground, toilets, seating, recreational walks around Pig island, fishing on the banks of the Mersey River.

Latrobe Swimming Pool | George St, Latrobe Open March–October

Fishing Port Sorell Lions Caravan Park Playground | Meredith St, Port Sorell Cradle Country has some wonderful fishing spots – there are Playground equipment, seating, toilets and shops nearby. numerous accessible rivers, dams and lakes to experience. Catches can include rainbow trout, brown trout and Atlantic King George V Park | High St, Sheffield salmon. Ocean fishing is also popular along the coast. Children’s playground, bbq, shady trees and toilets in a park setting. A licence is required for inland waters and can be purchased at the Devonport and Latrobe Visitor Centres. Ulverstone Beach | Dial St and Beach Rd, Ulverstone For additional information, brochures and advice visit: Picnic or barbecue in the extensive parklands adjacent to Ulverstone’s main beach. Inland Fisheries Office | Axemans Hall of Fame, River Rd, Latrobe Open from 9am seven days Ulverstone Waterslide | Beach Rd, Ulverstone T 03 6426 2099 Approximately 60m of fibreglass chute ending in a warm pool. Open during the summer school holidays Boat Hire T 03 6425 6252

Casual Cruisers Boat Hire | 11 Pitcairn St, Port Sorell Ulverstone Parks and War Memorials | Leven River frontage Fishing boat hire, 4 small vessels available up to 8 persons per vessel includes rod and tackle. Beautiful memorial parklands and gardens bordering the river provide barbecue areas, walking Phone for bookings. paths and children’s playgrounds. T 03 6428 6196 Penguin Beach | Johnsons Beach and Main Rd, Penguin Beaches, Playgrounds and Pools Beautiful sandy beaches with rocky outcrops to explore.

Mersey Bluff | Devonport Hiscutt Park | Crescent St, Penguin This popular precinct, incorporating picnic and bbq areas, Featuring the windmill built by Dutch migrants and lake a playground and skate park and a safe swimming beach, where remote control boat enthusiasts go to play. is undergoing exciting changes in 2010 with a new surf club, restaurant and café development. Pioneer Park | Pine Rd, Riana Rural Park with adventure playground, lookout and Devonport Aquatic Centre | Steele St barbecue facilities and camping grounds. Olympic sized pool, waterslide and toddlers pool. Lots of grass and shade. BBQs. Lake Barrington Nature Recreation Area Open Nov–Mar Ideal for water-based activities such as rowing, water skiing, power boating and canoeing. Picnic areas Pioneer Park | East Devonport with sheltered tables, BBQs and toilets are available Maritime themed playground. Picnic tables, seating, within the reserve. A kiosk operates on weekends in large grassed area and public toilets. summer and during major sporting events.

18 19 www.cradlecountry.com.au www.cradlecountry.com.au great outdoors Reserves great outdoors Tasmanian Arboretum | 46 Old Tramway Rd, Eugenana, off Melrose Rd (C146) 10km south of Devonport 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–May for light refreshments; open daily 9am–sunset, entry by donation T 03 6427 2690

Sykes Sanctuary | Sunnyside Rd, Railton A tranquil bush retreat that was once home to hermit National Parks Norman Sykes. Today it is an ideal spot to stretch legs, see Parks passes are required for all Tasmanian National Parks - available at Devonport, native birds, or share a picnic lunch. Be challenged by the Latrobe or Kentish Visitor Information Centre at Sheffield. curious marble edicts created by Norman’s son, Ian. Summer Ranger programs run December to February. Leven Canyon | Loongana Rd, Loongana A spectacular 250 metre deep ravine 42 kilometres south Narawntapu National Park | 20 minutes from Port Sorell (C740) of Ulverstone, the Leven Canyon is a must-see for any This Bushland National Park on the Coast has been likened as Tasmania’s version of the Serengeti visitor. From a well-equipped picnic area, follow the rainforest walk Park in Africa. Rich in Aboriginal and European heritage, the park has an abundance of mammal to the cliff-face viewing platform and marvel at the breathtaking scenery. and bird life. For the best chance to catch a glimpse of marsupials, Three Sisters-Goat Island Nature Reserves | Penguin Rd, Ulverstone especially wombats, wallabies and Forester kangaroos stay The small off-shore islands comprising the Three Sisters overnight at powered or un-powered sites available for a fee. are sanctuaries to a variety of bird life. Goat Island, to There are numerous walking tracks to cater for all levels their east, is accessible at low tide - but take care not to of fitness. Swimming, fishing and bird watching are get stranded. Fish, explore or just observe the bird and also popular activities within the park. Visit the great marine life. interpretation Centre for local knowledge on flora and fauna. T 03 6428 6277 Ferndene Forest Reserve | Ironcliffe Rd, Penguin From the well-equipped picnic area there is Cradle Mountain World Heritage Area | Cradle Mtn Rd (C132), Cradle Mtn a short walk up along the stream through Cradle Mountain National Park Visitor Centre T 03 6492 1110 beautiful shady manferns and tall Eucalypt A one-hour drive south-west of Sheffield. The jagged contours of Cradle Mountain are a forest to an historic mining area and Thorsby’s Tasmanian icon. This National Park is a pristine landscape of heath and button grass plains, Tunnel. This Reserve is the only one in Tasmania ancient lakes, streams and inspiring rainforest. in which Blechnum cartilagineum, an extremely rare, fern species, is protected. A shuttle bus service provides transport from the Transit Terminal to Dove Lake running regularly from early morning to dusk. Timetables are available at businesses and information points in Cradle Valley and from Kentish Visitor Information Centre at Sheffield. There are numerous short, half-day and full-day walks. The Parks and Wildlife Service operates Waldheim Cabins. These cabins are in the National Park and provide rustic basic walker’s accommodation and can be booked on www.sheffieldcradleinfo.com.au or phone Kentish Visitor Information Centre T 03 6491 2271. There are numerous other levels of accommodation just outside the National Park. The Overland Track (a six day walk for prepared and experienced walkers only) departs from Ronny Creek which is in this national park. Cradle Valley is an alpine environment so be prepared. Weather can change suddenly at any time of the year.

20 21 www.cradlecountry.com.au www.cradlecountry.com.au great outdoors Short Walks & Lookouts great outdoors Devonport City Walk | 9km of majority flat, sealed pathways beginning in the City centre and finishing at the Don River Railway. Things along the way: Sculptures, historical and cultural markers; Viewing platform and Spirit of the Sea water feature; Great vantage points for viewing boats and ships entering and leaving the river; Bluff Beach and playground; The Bluff Headland with its Lighthouse, Blowhole and Aboriginal Carvings; Don Reserve - a bird watchers paradise. Bird lists and walking maps available from the Devonport Visitor Centre.

Kelcey Tier Nature Walk | Accessed via the top end of Durkins Rd, off Stony Rise Rd, Devonport Platypus Viewing 160 hectares of native bushland which abounds with Warrawee Forest Reserve | Hamilton St, Latrobe many varieties of birds, skinks and wildflowers. Discover “Warrawee” is aboriginal for plenty. This nature reserve the sculpture ‘Preeatenna’, which means ‘lizard’ in on the Mersey River offers a great picnic area, walking the Tasmanian Aboriginal language, reinforcing the tracks, wildlife spotting and fishing. Guided tours to important Aboriginal cultural links to the area. Read view Platypus are conducted here by Latrobe Landcare the message on the Peace Pole, and take in the superb Platypus Tours via Latrobe Visitor Information Centre, Bells views of Devonport and the Mersey River Estuary. The Parade Latrobe. circuit walk is 3.6km and takes 1.5–2hrs. Maps from the T 03 6426 1774 Devonport Visitor Centre. Penguin Viewing Henry Somerset Orchid Conservation Area | Railton Rd, Latrobe Between October to December see one of the best gene Lillico Beach | Bass Hwy between Devonport and banks of orchids with 42 types of small to medium Turners Beach orchids in the 39-hectare reserve. Keep to the defined See little Penguins returning to their burrows at dusk walking tracks, good footwear is recommended. between October and March, just 10 minutes west of Devonport. During the peak season there is usually a Bells Parade and Sheean Walk | Gilbert St, Latrobe ranger on hand at the reserve to explain the habits of Sealed and grassed short walks along the Mersey these unusual creatures. Access to the reserve is free. River, formerly the wharf. This is a restful riverside reserve and picnic ground under the banks of Waterfalls Dooley’s hill. Enjoy the Historical and cultural monuments. Sheean Walk starts in Gilbert Street Winterbrook Falls & Black Bluff | Smiths Plains Rd, Nietta with the memorial to Ordinary Seaman Edward Five hour return bushwalk for experienced walkers through “Teddy” Sheean for his heroic wartime exploits dense rainforest, comprising King Billy pines over 2000 years and is inclusive of plaques detailing Australian old, to Winterbrook Falls cascading 200m off Black Bluff to the conflicts and peacekeeping efforts. rainforest below.

Preston Falls | Raymond Rd, Preston 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.

Forth Falls | Wilmot Moderate walk through temperate forest with views over Lake Barrington. The track branches to either the Lower Fall or the Upper Fall with the walk to both falls taking about 2 hours return.

22 23 www.cradlecountry.com.au www.cradlecountry.com.au great outdoors Devils Gate Dam | Lake Barrington great outdoors Devils Gate Dam is a spectacular concrete arch structure and forms Lake Barrington which is renowned as an international rowing course. The Mersey Forth generates around 16 per cent of Tasmania’s energy needs.

Braddons Lookout | Braddons Lookout Rd, Leith 10 kilometres east of Ulverstone, the lookout has stunning views of the coastline, Forth valley and beyond. The lookout was named after Sir Edward Nicholas Coventry Braddon, Tasmania’s premier from 1894-99 who lived at Leith.

Dooley’s Trail | Wilmot River, Alma Reserve, Lower Wilmot The trail runs along the Wilmot River from Alma Reserve to Spellmans Reserve at Castra and follows the original Port Sorell Self-Guided Walking Tracks track carved out by James Dooley who sought to link Adjacent to Narawntapu National Park, Port Sorell seaside Forth to the mines at Black Bluff and beyond. hamlet is abundant in Tasmanian flora and fauna. Stroll on the coastal and bush reserve tracks and be inspired by Dial Range | Ironcliffe Rd, Penguin the natural beauty. Preserved for the enjoyment of all. This chain of mountains and valleys was given its name because the silhouette of one of its summits, the Gnomon, Pig Island | Bells Parade River Rd, Latrobe resembles an ancient sundial. The Range has more than The Island wetlands are accessible from Bells Parade 50 kilometres of trails, with opportunities for short walks or across the footbridge. This leisurely 30 minute nature longer treks. walk traverses well defined bushtracks, some open space wetlands and runs alongside the tranquil Mersey River, and under the banks of tree lined Bells Turners Beach to Ulverstone Recreational Pathway Parade. Lucky walkers may spot Platypus on this track early morning or dusk. Jog, walk, skate or cycle this pathway will provide users with a safe and effective means of walking and cycling between Kimberley’s Lookout | Nook Rd (C150), Sheffield Ulverstone and Turners Beach. This moderate 90 minute return walk up the Badger Ranges has some steep sections with the lure of stunning Short Walks of Ulverstone 360 degree views from the top. Look for signs on Nook Short walks of Ulverstone gives busy people or those who just Road for Kimberley’s Lookout and follow the gravel road want a leisurely stroll, the opportunity to spend from 20 to 40 to a parking area. minutes being active and taking in some of the beautiful views from around the town. Sheffield Area - Short Walks Many short walking tracks exist around Sheffield including the mural walking trail along Sheffield’s streets, a 40 minute Stoodley Forest Walk through pine and beech trees (access off B14), a 90 minute Billet Creek Walk at the Lake Barrington Rowing Course where 1000 year old manferns grow and a 15 minute O’Neil’s Creek Nature Trail at Gowrie Park (access C136).

Sheffield Area – Mountain and Waterfall Walks Half day and full day walks of varying 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 Kentish Visitor Information Centre at Sheffield can advise on access, walk difficulties and estimated times.

Dooleys Hill – Latrobe Discover the delights of natural bushland on your doorstep as you traverse the many tracks over Dooleys Hill, the backdrop to the town of Latrobe.

24 25 www.cradlecountry.com.au www.cradlecountry.com.au great outdoors Guided Tours tours & transport 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 listed below.

Cradle Coast Tours | T 0407 335 925 Murray’s Day Out | T 0427 252 439

Public Transport | Local Devonport Airport and Spirit Shuttle Service Pick up and drop off service for the Cradle Country area. T 1300 659 878 or 0409 208 134

Merseylink Bus Service Servicing Devonport, Latrobe and Port Sorell. Monday to Saturday T 03 6423 3231

Gardens Phoenix Coaches Devonport to Port Sorell. Monday to Friday Hawley House Gardens | Esplanade Hawley Devonport to Ulverstone. Monday to Saturday These gardens encompass an extensive range of exotic (This service meets the Metro service in Ulverstone, linking through to Burnie) plants from cool temperate through to sub-tropical plants. The gardens are divided into distinctive plant T 03 6424 9112 associations and span some 20 acres, grading into National Heritage wetlands, 20 acres of intensive Mersey River Ferry ‘Torquay’ vineyards and a 350 acre wildlife reserve. Passenger ferry between East and West Devonport. Entry fee applies, open daily 9am–5pm Mon–Sat 7:30am–6pm T 03 6428 6221 Taxi Combined Devonport, Latrobe and Sheffield. Zig Zag Garden & Lookout | Maud St to Upper Maud St, Ulverstone T 03 6424 1431 Admire the beautiful, award-winning gardens lining the hillside zigzag walk and the panoramic views from the top. The gardens are lovingly tended by local volunteers. Ulverstone Taxis T 03 6425 1093 or T 03 6425 1386 Perry Ling Gardens | Main Rd, Penguin A mass of colour in spring, this seaside garden bordering Penguin Taxi Service the eastern entrance to the town follows the road and T 0500 572 524 or 0417 506 851 rail route for approximately one kilometre. These gardens were named after the two Penguin residents who created Tasmanian Tour Company them during the 1980’s, Max Perry and Gordon Ling. Public Transport | Statewide Kaydale Lodge Gardens | 250 Loongana Rd, Nietta Two hectares of garden present a visual delight, with Redline | Tickets available from Devonport Visitor Centre 30,000 daffodils in bloom in spring, summer displays of Devonport / Launceston / Hobart daily. peonies and foxgloves, and an autumn show of maples. Also covering the North West Coast to Smithton, the East Coast and Southern region. Open daily T 03 6429 1293 Tassielink | Depots & ticketing agents at Devonport and Kentish Visitor Information Centre. Devonport / Launceston / Hobart daily. Also covering Cradle Mountain / Lake St Clair, West Coast, East Coast and Southern region.

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‘Fire & Life’ by Marc Spijkerbosch, 2009 Winner, The Wilderness Gallery International Mural Fest

April The Wilderness Gallery International Mural Fest | Sheffield Taste of the North West | Sheffield Devonport Racing Club Easter Cup January May Port Sorell Surf, Food & Wine Fiesta Devonport Cup Rowing Tasmania’s Tasmanian Masters | Lake Barrington Devonport Dance Fiesta July Latrobe Speedway Henley-on-Mersey - Fun, Food, Ferrets and Fitness | Latrobe Chocolate Winterfest, Latrobe Latrobe Art Exhibition Doll, Bear and Miniatures Extravaganza | Ulverstone Hobbies, Collectables & Craft Expo | Ulverstone Devonport Jazz weekend Ulverstone Rodeo August February Kentish Lions Music Hall | Sheffield Motor Millions Expo | Devonport Fibre Hair Great Teddy Bear Fly in & Kite Festival | Devonport September Classical Meets Jazz @ the Arboretum | Devonport Daffodil Show | Sheffield Apex Regatta | Devonport Latrobe Speedway October Latrobe Flower & Vegetable Show NW Woodcraft Guild Annual Exhibition & Sale | Ulverstone Festival in the Park | Ulverstone Ulverstone Show State Rowing Championships | Lake Barrington Van Diemen Antiques and Collectables | Latrobe November Hell in the Hills on Valentines Day–Kentish Triathlon | Sheffield Triple Top Run | Sheffield Devonport Show March Latrobe speedway Steam Fest | Sheffield Truly Tasmanian Craft Exhibition and Sale | Latrobe Gowrie Park Rodeo ArtEx Cradle Coast Rotary Art Exhibition | Ulverstone Taste the Harvest | Devonport Breath of Life Music Festival | Devonport December Devonport Harness Racing Cup Eve in the City | Devonport Latrobe Speedway Devonport Athletics and Cycling Carnival Carnival of the Grasshopper, Leven River | Gunns Plains Ulverstone Christmas Parade & Mardi Gras Forth Valley Blues Festival Latrobe, Cycling, Athletics and Woodchopping carnival Head of the River | Lake Barrington Santa Run | Ulverstone

28 29 www.cradlecountry.com.au www.cradlecountry.com.au shoshoppingpping Woodcraft Gallery & Workshop | 109 Reibey St, Ulverstone T 03sho 6425 7119pping

Alleena Bears | 1 Top Gawler Rd, Ulverstone T 03 6425 2711

Enjoy exploring our Tasmanian art and craft shops, trendy boutiques, antique Souvenirs and speciality shops. From our home to yours, treat yourself and take away Superior Souvenirs | 117 Rooke St, Mall, Devonport T 03 6424 9284 something that is truly unique to our North West Regional Craft Centre | 11 Best St, Devonport T 03 6424 1287 beautiful part of the world. Devonport Visitor Centre | 92 Formby Rd, Devonport T 03 6424 8176 Antique & Collectables Australian Axemans Hall of Fame | River Rd, Latrobe T 03 6426 2099 Antique Emporium | 51 Formby Rd, Devonport T 03 6423 3316 Virtue Spirit | 93 Gilbert St, Latrobe Devonport Antiques & MonClair Interiors | 154 William St, Devonport T 03 6424 9440 Barrington General Store & History Display | 54 Barrington Rd, Barrington T 03 6492 3176 Emmescence | 43 Gilbert St, Latrobe T 03 6426 1340 Blue Gum Gallery | Shop 1/66 Main St, Sheffield T 03 6491 2791 Grange and Overflow | 95 Gilbert St, Latrobe T 03 6426 2606 Simply Delightful Fine Ware & Gifts | 49 Main St, Sheffield T 03 6491 1800 Hoarders of Latrobe | 137 Gilbert St, Latrobe T 03 6426 2388 Ulverstone Visitor Information Centre | 13-15 Alexandra Rd, Ulverstone T 03 6425 2839 McLaren Antiques | 37 Gilbert St, Latrobe T 03 6426 2777 Penguin Visitor Information Centre | 78 Main Rd, Penguin T 03 6437 1421 Adopt-A-Chair | 4 Main St, Ulverstone T 03 6425 5616 Kentish Visitor Information Centre | 5 Pioneer Cres, Sheffield T 03 6491 1036 Blue Barn on Victoria | 31A Victoria St, Ulverstone T 03 6425 2664

Pete Jermy Antiquarian Books | 48 Victoria St, Ulverstone T 03 6425 6299 Dining Joel’s Antique | 82 Main Rd, Penguin T 03 6437 2060 From fish and chips to fine dining, savour our region’s produce served in a variety of cuisines. Your visit will not be complete Unique Art & Craft without indulging in local cheeses, gourmet chocolates, Fonz’s Woodcraft | 354 Main Rd, Spreyton T 03 6427 2286 cherries, wines and famous Tassie beers. For more information on restaurants and cafes in Cradle Simon Martin Whip Gallery | 4 Formby Rd, Devonport T 03 6424 3972 Country call into our Visitor Centres and pick up a copy of the Dining Guide for the local area. Latrobe Fine Art & Glass Gallery | 41a Gilbert St, Latrobe T 03 6426 2931

Holliday Craft | 24 Wilmot St, Port Sorell T 03 6428 6230

Paradox Bazaar | 3/66 Main St, Sheffield T 03 6491 1004

Whispering Woods | 976 Claude Rd, Sheffield T 03 6491 2565

Fauna Gallery | 105a Reibey St, Ulverstone T 0408 541 195

30 31 www.cradlecountry.com.au www.cradlecountry.com.au f f selself drive itineraries Antiques, Hselistory and drive some unique itineraries retail therapy From crockery to comics and everything in between the numerous antique and collectable shops dotted around our region are a veritable treasure trove for the antique lover. Many hours can be spent trawling through specialty shops in Devonport, Latrobe and Ulverstone. Check out the Antiques and Collectables listings on page 30. Use in conjunction with fold out touring map Discover our heritage through attractions which have painstakingly preserved the Whether you set aside a day or a week we encourage visitors to take some time to past. The Don River Railway is a rail buffs wonderland with the largest collection discover the stories which make this part of Tasmania special. With history galore, of both steam locomotives in Tasmania dating from 1879 to 1951 and passenger accessible wilderness, great produce and friendly locals Cradle Country is truly carriages from 1869 to 1964. Visitors are able to tour the restoration workshop Tasmania’s heartland. on-site and well as ride a vintage train along the old Melrose line to Coles Beach and Devonport, the service centre to a surrounding population of 70,000 people was return. The littlies will just love the Thomas the Tank Engine memorabilia. first settled in 1851. Timber harvesting was the first industry with the city becoming Museums in Devonport, Latrobe and Ulverstone are a great resource for those the centre of shipbuilding on the north-west coast. Tonnes of timber was shipped wishing to research the history of the area as well as displaying extensive from Devonport to build the city of Melbourne in the late 1800’s. William Holyman collections of historical interest. began his shipping line in Devonport in 1881 going on to become one of Australia’s The Devonport Maritime Museum celebrates all things nautical with fine foremost shipping companies. Roll-on/roll-off ships were first introduced to detailed models from the days of sail and steam to the modern drive on-drive off Australia on the Melbourne/Devonport route in 1959 with the Princess of Tasmania vehicular and passenger ships. the forerunner to the current Spirits of Tasmania. Whilst in the area spend some time at Mersey Bluff viewing the unique aboriginal The seaside lifestyle attracts many to Port Sorell. Entwined with the relaxed and rock engravings dotted around headland and visit the Tiagarra Aboriginal Cultural informal ambiance of sun, surf and sea, the town offers an abundance of activities. Centre to see the life of tribal Tasmanian aborigines portrayed in dioramas. From golf to water sports to sampling a drop of the local, award winning wines, you won’t want to leave Port Sorell. Across the river the magnificent Narawntapu National For those interested in political history National Trust property Home Hill, the family Park will immerse you in native wildlife, offering many photo opportunities. home of Joseph Lyons and his wife Dame Enid, provides a fascinating look into the life of an Australian Prime Minister. Latrobe with its beautifully restored Victorian architecture ably mixes history and nature. Discover the delights of platypus; the sport of wood chopping and sample the The Devonport Regional Gallery’s permanent collection focuses on artists and locally produced berries, cherries and chocolates. Youngsters can even try their hand craftspeople working in Tasmania whilst the Robinson Photographic Collection contains at trout fishing. portraits, landscapes, street and crowd-scapes over the period 1927 - 1975. The Gallery also hosts the prestigious Tidal: City of Devonport Art Award, a biennial national award Gustav Weindorfer was the first European to see and understand the uniqueness open to artists who convey the many connotations of ‘tidal’ within their work. of Cradle Mountain. Gustav lobbied successive governments to have the area preserved. Cradle Mountain was finally declared a National Park in 1982 and has For families travelling with children the Imaginarium Science Centre provides an since been declared a World Heritage Area. The Kentish Plains surrounding Sheffield opportunity to explore everyday science through interesting and engaging hand-on exhibits. were initially used for grazing land. Miners opened up the high country. Bushmen Then at the end of a busy day sit back, relax with a Tasmanian wine or beer and enjoy harvested the timber and constructed sawmills. Grazing land became farming local produce served just the way you like you in one of Devonport’s many cosmopolitan land with dairying, potatoes, pigs, sheep and snaring for furs sustaining pioneers. restaurants, cafes and bistros – Indian, Mexican, Thai and Italian to name just a few! Vegetable crops began to replace dairy herds in the 1960’s. In 1963, the Mersey-Forth Hydro Development began in the Kentish hinterland. Ulverstone and Penguin’s abundant supply of timber was what attracted first settlers in the 1850s. Penguin also had silver and iron mines that were worked in the early days. Once the timber was removed and the land cleared, pioneers began planting crops. One of the principal crops grown was potatoes and with the rapid increase in production, the growing and export of potatoes quickly became a major industry. A mild climate, good rainfall and rich soils combine to make the Central Coast one of the most productive agricultural areas in Tasmania, providing abundant nature, lush farmland growing fresh produce, and seaside villages with relaxed dining and outdoor markets.

32 33 www.cradlecountry.com.au www.cradlecountry.com.au f f selself drive itineraries Food, glorioussel food.....wine drive & beer! itineraries Be prepared to dazzle your tastebuds on this gastronomic expedition while experiencing some of Tasmania’s most beautiful countryside. The Cradle Country Food Trail offers an abundance of fresh locally grown produce for you to eat, drink, pick, sample and take home. Easily accessible from farm gates to farmers markets and with a host of wonderful eating options from cafes in country towns to relaxed city dining in restaurants offering a wide range of cuisines. The Original Surf and Turf – relax, unwind and go Specialty shops also feature a wide range of gourmet produce for that last minute purchase to take home. native with the “locals” Devonport is home to one of Tasmania’s premier fresh fish outlets where you will Visit Narawntapu National Park, dubbed the “Serengeti of Tasmania” boasting a find catches fresh from their fleet fishing the Southern Ocean, as well as Atlantic rich array of easily observed wildlife including Forester Kangaroos, Bennetts Wallaby, Salmon and Ocean Trout harvested from the pristine waters of Macquarie Harbour. wombats, bird-life and coastal shorelines, see pg 20. Purchase your National Park The short 20 minute journey between Devonport and Elizabeth Town is a Pass at the visitor centres in the main towns on the North-West coast. gourmet’s paradise - chocolate, cherries, cheese and raspberries - how Discover the rich natural and historic experiences in the seaside hamlet of Port Sorell will you fit it all in! Take the opportunity whilst in the area to sample exquisite which offers beauty, natural drama, great views of little islands, pristine coastal honey and award winning hot-smoked farmed salmon and ginseng shores and native wildlife. Stroll or cycle on flat terrain nature trails and walking products all on the road to Mole Creek. tracks on the uncrowded endless stretches of beach or in the surrounding nature For connoisseurs, vineyards are scattered across the region offering visitors a chance reserves. A self guided walk around Port Sorell provides an insight into the deeds to sample and purchase award winning cool climate wines whilst a boutique and passions of Australia’s settlers. brewery provides the opportunity to sample unique beers and mead. Evidence of the once thriving ship building industry at Panatana Rivulet lingers as From the large scale fruit and vegetable farms exporting produce around the globe locals restore and maintain their water craft, ready to give you the inside tips on some to small organic farms and pick your own berry patches you will see an amazing of the best spots to explore. Throw in a fishing line, hire a boat and discover the top array of produce growing in the fertile soils which are representative of our region fishing spots amongst the fishing grounds of Little Penguins and Shearwaters that - crops of potatoes, carrots, onions and broccoli; apples and pears are common flock to their burrows near dusk. This is a beach comber’s paradise. throughout the region, not forgetting the happy herds of dairy cows who supply Travel through some of Australia’s richest agricultural land of Wesley Vale or us with farm fresh milk and cheese for which Cradle Country is renowned. Sassafras. View the amazing roadside attraction of the Wind Turbine at Nichols For more information drop into the nearest Cradle Country Visitor Centre. Poultry. At the agricultural hub of Sassafras, view the pink opium poppies resplendent throughout the countryside in Nov/Dec. At other times, crops such as potatoes, carrots, broccoli and occasionally tulips, which are exported to Holland, can be seen. Have a photo taken with the Big Spud at Sassafras before continuing onto the Big Platypus at Latrobe. Located on the banks of the Mersey River, take a guided tour with a local and see live Platypus in their natural environment at the Warrawee Forest Reserve (Aboriginal for Plenty) nestled only 4kms from town. A visit here is guaranteed to strike a chord in anyone’s heart and embed great memories for you to take with you anywhere you go. Latrobe is linked from the reserve through sealed roads and walking tracks to the Mersey River at Bells Parade. Previously the main port for the North-West Coast it is now developed for the enjoyment of all. Retaining its naturalness, historic past and beauty, enjoy Latrobe for its historic streetscapes, visit cafes and museums and enjoy the taste of Tassie. Select and buy a bottle of award winning cool climate wine from Ghost Rock Vineyard, fresh berries, cherries or chocolates from the local producers and some Tassie produce to take on a romantic or family picnic. Find your own piece of beach or parklands to sit back and enjoy Tasmania in Cradle Country style.

34 35 www.cradlecountry.com.au www.cradlecountry.com.au f f selself drive itineraries Caves, Canyon,sel Wildlife drive & Walks itineraries For those who like to unwind by getting back to nature, Central Coast has some wonderful natural attractions. Pack a picnic and get ready for spectacular scenery at every turn. Departing the seaside town of Ulverstone wind your way through rich farming areas to the small village of Forth and the impressive Braddons Lookout with an overview of the coastline and patchwork of fields. Take the Melrose Road to Eugenana and visit the Tasmanian Arboretum wandering through a peaceful landscape among trees from all over the world. Heading further south from Forth along the Wilmot Road, you will find the Dooley’s Trail walk. The trail runs along the Wilmot River from Alma Reserve to Spellman’s Reserve at Castra. Travel further south through the rich farming land past Nietta and on to the Leven Canyon, a spectacular 250m deep ravine with walks ranging from easy access to the challenge of the Forest Stairs. From the well equipped picnic area, follow the short All roads lead to Cradle Mountain rainforest walk to a cliff-face viewing platform and marvel at the breathtaking scenery. Definitely a must see destination. Cradle Mountain is an easy day trip from Make your way north along Loongana Road and you can visit the beautiful, award anywhere in Cradle Country. winning gardens at Kaydale Lodge. To find the Preston Falls turn off at Preston onto No matter which way you take, you will be spoilt for choice with an abundance of Raymonds Road which will bring you into Gunns Plains. Enjoy the sweeping valley things to see and do in Cradle Country! Journey to Sheffield’s “Town of Murals” views or maybe fish for dinner in the pristine Leven River. Be sure to allow time to tour and on the way buy fresh local produce and taste award-winning wines from Lake the magical underground world at the Gunns Plains Caves, get acquainted with the Barrington Vineyard and Barringwood Park Vineyard. Explore Devils Gate wildlife at Wing’s Wildlife Park or taste some local wine at Leven Valley Vineyard. Dam, Tasmazia, Lake Barrington, World of Marbles, Seashells at Sheffield, From Gunns Plains travel further north through Riana taking a moment to stop and relax The Emporium, Kentish Museum, Galendor, Slaters Country Store, The at the beautiful rural Pioneer Park. On your return to the coast detour into the village Working Art Space, local arts and crafts, cafes, antique shops, galleries or take of Penguin, starting place for the Dial Range Walking tracks and home of the Big a ‘Story of the Sheffield Murals’ audio tour. Pick up a Cradle Triple Pass for Penguin. Follow the ‘Old Coast Road’ hugging the rugged coastline back to Ulverstone. discounted entry to the mural audio tour, Devils@Cradle and The Wilderness Follow the ‘Old Coast Road’, past the beautiful roadside gardens along the rocky Gallery at the Kentish Visitor Information Centre. headlands and secluded coves. Goat Island just west of Ulverstone, accessed at low Travel to Railton’s “Town of Topiary” to taste boutique ales and meads at Seven tide, has provided many a child and adult alike magical hours of exploring. Sheds Brewery. See Looking Glass Cottage’s Fibre Optic Magic and taste a The Leven River in the town of Ulverstone, is a favourite spot for all kinds of water rabbit pie at the Town of Topiary Tearoom. Topiary Trail maps are available from sports including water-skiing, boating, fishing, sailing and jet skiing. You can shops in the town. Discover the Leven on a cruise with commentary on its history and surrounding Enjoy stunning views of Mt Roland on your way to Cradle Mountain. Cradle environment. Situated along the banks of the Leven River are Ulverstone’s unique Mountain National Park has walks to suit all fitness levels and abilities, war memorial parks, which compliment the much photographed war memorial clock, providing an unforgettable experience whether you choose a ten minute stroll The Shrine of Remembrance, in the main street of the town. Take a walk through or full day hike. Spend some time at Cradle Mountain and experience first class the town and parks along the river, hire a Pedal Buggy, or take a longer stroll from environmental photography at the Wilderness Gallery or discover the mysterious Ulverstone to Turners Beach along the recreational pathway. world of the Tasmanian devil at Devils@Cradle. Indulge yourself with a spa and Life the way you want it, from the coast to the canyon. Relax and renew as energy massage at the Waldhiem Alpine Spa at Cradle Mountain Lodge or Calm Day and freedom come naturally on Tasmania’s Central Coast. Spa at Cradle Mountain Chateau. Seeking adventure? Take a quad bike or horse riding tour with Cradle Country Adventures or catch a bird’s eye view of Cradle Valley with Cradle Mountain Helicopters. Next stop is the picturesque Wilmot “Valley of Views” with the quirky Letter- Box Trail. Drop in to the Wilmot Country Store that was originally owned by the Coles family and take a walk to Forth Falls. Treat yourself with more wine tasting at Wilmot Hills Vineyard. See pages 6-9 and 12-25 for more detailed information on these areas or drop into the Kentish Visitor Information Centre in Sheffield.

36 37 www.cradlecountry.com.au www.cradlecountry.com.au Foraccommodation more information on accommodation in Devonport & Cradle Country speak to the Lucas Hotel accommodation friendly staff at one of our Visitor Centres. Mackey’s Royal Hotel B&B Devonport Lucinda B&B Hotels/Motels Sherwood View Accommodation | T 03 6426 2797 Studio 26 B&B | T 03 6426 2660 Argosy Motor Inn Barclay Motor Inn | T 03 6424 4722 Apartments / Holiday Units Comfort Inn Sunrise Lila Jeans Holiday Accommodation Edgewater Motor Inn | T 03 6427 8441 Caravan & Cabin Parks Elimatta Hotel Formby Hotel Latrobe Mersey River Caravan Park Quality Hotel Gateway Port Sorell / Hawley B&B Birchmore Hotel / Motel Devonport B&B | T 03 6427 0991 Shearwater Country Club Keswick by the River | T 03 6424 3745 Shearwater Cottages Motel River View Lodge B&B Rosemount on Macfie Paradise Place B&B | T 03 6428 6913 Tenerfold Appleby Creek Lodge Three George St | T 0400 637 199 Castagni Bed & Breakfast | T 03 6428 7389 Apartments / Holiday Units Hawley House Alice Beside the Sea Kokopelli B&B Birchwood on the River | T 0418 106 192 Roosters Rest (will open in April) Glasgow Lodge Tranquilles Heritage Hill Apartments / Holiday Units Mersey Bluff Lodge | T 03 6424 5289 Mersey Bank Apartments Sails on Port Sorell | T 03 6428 7580 Hawley Beach Getaway Villas Cottages Seaside Retreat Birkett’s Corner Cottages Banksia Retreat | T 03 6428 6121 Burke Cottage Orchard Studio Caravan & Cabin parks Devonport Historic Cottages | T 0418 142 295 Moomba Holiday and Caravan Park Port Sorell Lions Club Caravan Park | T 03 6428 7267 Caravan & Cabin Parks Abel Tasman Caravan Park | T 03 6427 8794 Group Accommodation Bay View Holiday Village Camp Boomerang Devonport Vacation village | T 03 6427 8886 Camp Banksia Discovery Holiday Park Devonport | T 03 6427 8418 Lakeside Caravan park Sheffield Mersey Bluff Caravan Park | T 03 6427 8418 Hotel / Motel Backpackers Sheffield Hotel Alexander Hotel Sheffield Motor Inn Devonport Backpackers Kentish Hills Retreat | T 03 6491 2484 Gingerbread House Hostel B&B Molly Malone’s | T 03 6424 8655 Tasman Backpackers Cherry Tree Garden B&B Cradle Vista Guest House Latrobe Glencoe Rural Retreat | T 03 6492 3267 Platypus Valley B&B Hotels / Motels Sheffield B&B Latrobe Motel Tanglewood B&B

38 39 www.cradlecountry.com.au www.cradlecountry.com.au accommodationCottages Cabins accommodation AAA Granary Accommodation - The Last Resort | T 03 6491 1689 Waldheim Cabins | T 03 6491 2271 Argyll Cottage Caravan & Cabin Parks Carinya Farm Holiday Retreat Discovery Holiday Parks Cradle Mountain Hurlfield Farm Cottage Paradise Cottage Ulverstone, Penguin & Hinterland Kentisbury Country House Silver Ridge Retreat Hotel/Motel White Hawk Accommodation Bass and Flinders Motor Inn Holiday units Beachway Motel Sheffield Pioneer Holiday Units Furners Hotel Helvetia Retreat Lighthouse Hotel Neptune Grand Hotel, Penguin Luxury Penguin Hotel Eagles Nest Retreat I Eagles Nest Retreat II B&B B&B Winterbrook Caravan & Cabin parks Boscobel of Ulverstone Gowrie Park Wilderness Village Gollan House Group Accommodation Moonlight Bay Guest House Lake Barrington Outdoor Leadership Centre Westella House | T 03 6425 6222 Glenbrook House and Cottage, Penguin Cabins The Madsen, Penguin Minnow Cabins Penguin Valley Farm Sheffield Cabins Forth View, Forth The Wattles, Forth Wilmot Inglenook Guest House, Sulphur Creek B&B Kaydale Lodge, Nietta TazElf, Preston Charlyn Lodge Blueberry B&B, Cuprona Old Wilmot Bakehouse B&B Natone Lodge, Natone Robin’s Nest B&B Apartments & Holiday Units Moina (near Cradle Mountain) Blue Wren Tea Gardens Brigadoon Holiday Units Cottages Cottage on Main Casa Verde Alpine Retreat Cottage on New B&B Vera May Apartment Cradle Chalet Boutique Luxury Lodge Willaway Motel Apartments Penguin Holiday Apartments Luxury Cabins St Marks Luxury Accommodation, Gunns Plains Lemonthyme Lodge Songbird Meadows, Sulphur Creek Black Rock Retreat, Howth Cradle Mountain Old Railway Cottage, North Motton Cottages Mountain Valley Wilderness Holiday, Loongana Cradle Mountain Highlanders Caravan & Cabin parks Cradle Mountain Wilderness Village Apex Caravan park Luxury Cabins Big 4 Ulverstone Holiday Park Cradle Mountain Lodge | T 1300 806 192 Penguin Caravan Park Wings Wildlife Park, Gunns Plains | T 03 6429 1151 Hotels OC Ling Caravan Park, Turners Beach Cradle Mountain Chateau Pioneer Park, Riana

40 41 www.cradlecountry.com.au www.cradlecountry.com.au generalBanks / ATMs info Internet Access | Railton, Sheffield,general Wilmot & Central Coast info ANZ Bank | Rooke St Mall, Devonport Gumleaf Country Cafe | Foster St, Railton Bendigo Bank | Rooke St Mall, Devonport Service Tas | High St, Sheffield Commonwealth Bank | Rooke St Mall, Devonport Internet Zone | 63B Main St, Sheffield National Bank | Rooke St Mall, Devonport Sheffield Online Access Centre | Henry St, Sheffield Westpac Bank | 33 Stewart St, Devonport Kentish Visitor Information Centre | 5 Pioneer Cres, Sheffield Western Union Agent | 71 Wright St, East Devonport Wilmot Online Access Centre | Main Rd, Wilmot Commonwealth Bank | 138 Gilbert St, Latrobe Ulverstone Visitor Information Centre | 13 Alexandra Rd, Ulverstone ANZ Bank | 130 Gilbert St, Latrobe Ulverstone Online Access Centre | King Edward St, Ulverstone Westpac ATM | Boulevard, Shearwater Service Tasmania | 54 King Edward St, Ulverstone Commonwealth Agent | Amcal Chemist, Shearwater Red Grasshopper Pizza | Reibey St, Ulverstone Commonwealth Bank | 67 Main St, Sheffield Gloria’s Café Diner | 31 Reibey St, Ulverstone Westpac Agent | 50 Main St, Sheffield Penguin Online Access Centre | Penguin High School, 125 Ironcliffe Rd ANZ Bank | 44 Reibey St, Ulverstone Bendigo Bank | 28a Reibey St, Ulverstone Forth Valley Online Access Centre | 45 Wilmot Rd, Forth Commonwealth Bank | 34 Reibey St, Ulverstone Public Toilet Blocks Westpac Bank | Ellis Court, Reibey St, Ulverstone Commonwealth Bank | 62 Main Rd, Penguin West Devonport | CBD (2), Fourways, Victoria Pde (2), Mersey Bluff, Coles Beach ATMs and EFTPOS at various locations in Devonport CBD, Four Ways, East Devonport, Latrobe, East Devonport | Murray St, Apex Park, Foreshore Reserve, Girdlestone Park Shearwater, Railton, Sheffield, Ulverstone and Penguin Latrobe | CBD off Gilbert St (2), Memorial Hall, Bells Pde Post Offices Port Sorell | Memorial Hall, Panatana Park, Hawley Foreshore, Shearwater Village Kentish Visitor Information Centre | Pioneer Cres, Sheffield (showers) Devonport CBD | 88 Formby Rd Sheffield | King George V Park, High St Devonport | 145 William St O’Neil’s Park | Claude Rd, Gowrie Park Don | 11 Forth Rd Railton | Lions Park, Kimberley Rd East Devonport | 16a Murray St Wilmot | Main St, Lake Barrington and Gowrie Park East Devonport | 58 Wright St Cradle Mountain | Cradle Mtn NP Visitor Centre Latrobe | 113 Gilbert St Wesley Vale | 605 Port Sorell Main Rd Ulverstone | CBD (4), Beach Rd, Shropshire Park, Anzac Park Shearwater | 2 Club Dve West Ulverstone | Tobruk Park, Legion Park, Tennis Courts, Picnic Point, Westside Shopping Centre Sheffield | 58 Main St Forth, Turners Beach, Gunns Plains, Leven Canyon, Penguin (4) Railton | 2 Foster St Laundromats Barrington | 54 Barrington Rd Wilmot | 64 Cradle Mountain Rd Devonport Laundromat | 34 William St, Devonport Ulverstone | 39 Reibey St Eastside Laundromat | Murray St, East Devonport Penguin | 80 Main Rd Devonport Vacation Village | 22-24 Caroline St, East Devonport Internet Access | Devonport, Shearwater & Latrobe Mersey River Caravan Park | River Rd, Latrobe Shearwater Laundromat | 1 Fairway Cres, Shearwater Advantage Access Centre | 15 King St, Devonport The Wash Shop | 25 King Edward St, Ulverstone Devonport Online Access Centre | 21 Oldaker St, Devonport Quality Hotel Gateway | 16 Fenton St, Devonport Designated Campervan Sullage Points Molly Malones | 34 Best St, Devonport Tassie Cameras & Photos | Rooke St Mall, Devonport East Devonport | Girdlestone Park, John St Dockside Café | 25 Murray St, East Devonport Latrobe | Station Square (off Gilbert St) Latrobe Online Access Centre | 113-115 Gilbert St, Latrobe Port Sorell | Darling St (near jetty), Camp Boomerang Rubicon Café | 5 Club Dve, Shearwater Sheffield | West Nook Rd Latrobe Visitor Centre | River Rd, Bells Pde, Latrobe Ulverstone | Victoria St (northern end) Café Gilbert | Station Square, Latrobe Penguin | Stubbs Point (on Johnson’s Beach Rd)

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