LEVEN REGIONAL ARTS/STUDIO 2 HIVE
50 Main Street, Ulverstone – Home of Leven Regional Arts. See works of art, working artists and attend studio sessions. Visit www.levenregionalarts.org.au or email info@levenregionalarts.org.au.

LEVEN ANTIQUES CENTRE
23 King Edward Street, Ulverstone - Browse through a superb selection of fine antiques and collectables – one of the largest ranges available. Open daily from 10.00am to 5.00pm. Phone 03 6425 5226, 0419 509 730, visit Leven Antiques Centre & Fern Oasis or email cbroadfi@iinet.net.au.
 

LEVEN RIVER CRUISES - Cruises depart from public pontoon, Tasma Parade, Ulverstone - Enjoy a 7km cruise upstream taking in spectacular scenery, bird life and platypus. Be treated to a flora and fauna guided tour and then wine and dine on the banks of the beautiful Leven River.
A three-hour cruise, two - hour cruise, five - hour lunch cruise or one - hour bay cruise are options available. Phone 03 6425 2839, 0400 130 258 or email kim@levenrivercruises.com.au or visit www.levenrivercruises.com.au.

PARKS AND MAIN BEACH
Dial Street and Beach Road, Ulverstone - Picnic or barbecue in the extensive parklands adjacent Ulverstone's main beach, a popular setting for family outings.

PARKS AND WAR MEMORIALS
Leven River frontage, Ulverstone - Beautiful memorial parklands and gardens bordering the river provide picnic and barbecue areas, walking paths and children’s play areas.

PETE JERMY ANTIQUARIAN BOOKS & SECONDHAND BOOKS
48 Victoria Street, Ulverstone - Old books from the 16th through to the 19th Century, together with modern publications, can be bought or sold. Paperbacks, old postcards, cigarette cards, comics, magazines, ephemera and other printed materials on offer. Open Monday to Friday from 10.30am to 5.00pm. Some Saturdays 10.30am to 2.30pm. Phone 03 6425 6299.

REMEMBRANCE PATHWAY
The Remembrance Pathway is part of the Coastal Pathway linking Ulverstone and Turners Beach and provides a link between the key memorials parks including ANZAC, Shropshire, Tobruk and Air Force parks. It's a well-kept secret that Ulverstone is home to Australia's largest naval memorial park. Shropshire Park was initially built to remember the crew of HMAS Shropshire, a cruiser given to the Australian Navy to replace the HMAS Canberra after this ship was destroyed in action off Savo Island, in the Solomons in August 1942.
The park was constructed in 1982 initially to honour only the Shropshire; however, it is now a memorial home to over a hundred naval ships with accounts of their histories. It features a memorial to the Canberra as well as HMAS Australia and the 7th Australian Destroyer Fleet.
The development of many of these parks was originally due to the efforts of Bob Boyd, the Councils Parks Supervisor at the time, who served in the RAN during World War II.

SILVER DOVE FRAMING & GIFT GALLERY
10 Patrick Street, Ulverstone - Our shopfront Gallery is a feast for the eyes, showcasing original artwork by Tasmanian artist Marion Robertson.  We also stock a beautiful range of unique giftware for that special person. Open Monday to Friday 9.00am to 4.00pm. Phone 0437 590 910.

THREE SISTERS - GOAT ISLAND NATURE RESERVE
Penguin Road, 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.

ULVERSTONE PEDAL BUGGIES TASMANIA HIRE & SALE
The Beach Hut, 2 Beach Road, Ulverstone - Fun and entertaining for all ages, pedal buggies are easy to ride. Hire single person buggies to family buggies, with baby seats and trailers that can be added. Open weekends, school holidays and most public holidays from 10.00am to 4.00pm or by appointment. Phone 0437 242 535 email dallas@pedalbuggiestasmania.com.au or for further information visit www.pedalbuggiestasmania.com.au

ULVERSTONE WATERSLIDE
Beach Road, Ulverstone - Approximately 60m of fibreglass chute ending in a warm pool. Open during the summer school holidays. Private bookings available.
Email ulvwaterslide@tasmail.com or phone 03 6425 6252.

UNDER THE OAK
2/39 Reibey Street, Ulverstone - Take home a little piece of 'Tassie' and its people, with an item that has been made with love and care. Open Tuesday to Friday 10.00am to 4.30pm and Saturday 10.00am to 2.00pm. Closed on public holidays.
Email undertheoakgallery@me.com phone 03 6425 7066, or visit www.undertheoak.com.au

ZIGZAG GARDEN AND LOOKOUT
Maud to Upper Maud Streets, West Ulverstone - Admire the beautiful, award-winning gardens lining the hillside zigzag walk and the panoramic views from the top. The zigzag walk can be accessed by Clara Street, or Upper Maude Street, West Ulverstone.

HISCUTT PARK & DUTCH WINDMILL
Crescent Street, Penguin - Just minutes from the town centre, the park is an ideal family spot, with barbecue facilities and large playground. A lake and flower garden featuring tulip displays in spring complement the windmill built by Dutch migrants.

MOUNT GNOMON FARM
Located 886 Ironcliffe Road, Penguin. The farm rests against a backdrop of the stunning Dial Range just South of Penguin. The farm is the genuine paddock to plate experience. Mount Gnomon Farm grows ethical meat, make artisan small goods and grow fresh produce in our gardens and orchard. They have an on farm restaurant, butchery and a beautiful new barn for functions and events. Come along and try our cider, grown in our very own orchard. Open Saturday and Sunday from 12noon to 4.00pm. For bookings phone 0448 067 779 or visit https://www.mountgnomonfarm.com.au/

PENGUIN GENERAL CEMETERY
Located along Main Street a kilometre west of the Post Office, up through the traffic lights. Our cemetery was heritage-listed in 2007. At rest here are Bounty immigrants of the 1850s, returned soldiers from as far back as the Boer War, many of Penguin’s former notables, as well as the odd ex-convict. Opened in the 1860s, it closed in 1977 some eighteen hundred burials later, leaving behind many a mystery.
A treasure-trove of history, information and lives gone awaits the curious, with much research readily available:
www.PenguinGeneralCemetery/Facebook

PERRY-LING GARDENS
Main Road, 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.

THE BIG PENGUIN
Esplanade, 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.

BRADDONS LOOKOUT
Braddons Lookout Road, Leith - 10km east of Ulverstone, the lookout has stunning views of the coastline, Forth valley and beyond. 

DIAL RANGE
Ironcliffe Road, Penguin - This chain of mountains and valleys was given its name because the silhouette of one of its summits, the Gnomon, resembles an ancient sun-dial. The Range has more than 50km of trail, with opportunities for short walks or longer treks, depending on bushwalking experience.
Short walks include Ferndene (30 mins return), Tall Trees (45 mins), Mount Montgomery (2 hrs), Leven River (40-60 mins) and Mount Gnomon (2 hrs). For more information, purchase a Dial Range Recreation and Management Map from a local visitor information centre, or write to the North West Walking Club, PO Box 107, Ulverstone.

GUNNS PLAINS CAVE
Gunns Plains Road, Gunns Plains - One of the best examples of its type in Tasmania, the cave is home to some of the largest limestone shawl formations in the Southern Hemisphere and features an underground stream and glow-worm display. Guided tours take approx. 1 hour and are conducted daily at 10.00am, 11.00am, 12.00noon, 1.30pm, 2.30pm and 3.30pm. Phone 03 6429 1388.
Check available time by visiting www.gunnsplainscaves.com.au or Gunns Plains Caves - Home | Facebook

KAYDALE LODGE GARDENS
250 Loongana Road, Nietta - Two hectares of garden present a visual delight, with 30,000 daffodils at bloom in spring, summer displays of peonies and foxgloves, and an autumn show of maples. Approx. 30 minutes drive from Ulverstone, visit for the day and enjoy the friendly hospitality. Open 10am to 4pm daily. Phone 03 6429 1293. (Closed Until Mid September 2023)

LEVEN CANYON
Loongana Road, Loongana - A spectacular 250m deep ravine 41km 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.

LEVEN VALLEY VINEYARD
321 Raymond Road, Gunns Plains - located just 20km inland from Ulverstone. Set on a hillside overlooking the picturesque rural landscape of Gunns Plains.  The Leven Valley Vineyard Cellar Door is open: September to March- Wednesday to Saturday 10 am - 5pm,
April to June - Friday and Saturday 11am - 5pm,
Other times by appointment, call (03) 6429 1140.

visit www.levenvalleyvineyard.com.au or
email info@levenvalleyvineyard.com.au.

MOUNTAIN VALLEY WILDERNESS HOLIDAYS Currently Closed due to Floods 14/10/22
1519 Loongana Road, Loongana - Located 45km south of Ulverstone at the base of Black Bluff, Mountain Valley Wilderness Holidays offer guided eco-tours of the lost valley, a pristine wilderness of forests, waterfalls and caves. Tours are individual and tailored to visitor's interests and abilities. At the end of the day, relax in the cosy, comfortable log cabins. Phone 03 6429 1394,
visit www.mountainvalley.com.au.

PENGUIN CRADLE TRAIL
(Experienced Bushwalkers only!) Dial Range, Penguin - The 80km trail heads inland from the coast to the world-famous Cradle Mountain. Some sections make for a pleasant stroll, while others provide a definite bushwalking challenge. The complete walk takes six days, but access roads mean that sections can be done as day or overnight trips. For more information, write to the North West Walking Club, PO Box 107, Ulverstone or visit www.nwwc.org.au.

PIONEER PARK
1399 Pine Road, Riana - Relax in a beautiful rural park complete with all the facilities for an overnight camp as well as playground and barbecue areas. Phone (03) 6437 6137. Pioneer Park Camping Ground Riana - Home

PRESTON FALLS
Raymond Road, Gunns Plains - For locals and visitors alike, the falls are a popular scenic addition to any day trip. www.waterfallsoftasmania.com.au

TARGET GOLF
Wilmot Road, Forth - Driving range located 2km from Forth. Practice your golf and win prizes for hitting targets.

Open public holidays and weekends from 10am., other times by appointment. Phone 0408 695 330, visit www.targetgolf.com.au.

TURNERS BEACH BERRY PATCH
Blackburn Drive, Turners Beach, 03 6428 3967 - Pick your own strawberries or raspberries or pre-picked available or enjoy a zesty berry ice-cream. Cafe now open serving , lunches, morning and afternoon teas, all home-made by our chef. Gluten free options available. Freshly ground coffee. Indoor/outdoor area for dining. Open 10.00am to 5.00pm daily. Closed public holidays. Visit www.theberrypatch.com.au/

WING'S WILDLIFE PARK
137 Winduss Road, Gunns Plains - We have the largest collection of Tasmanian wildlife in Australia. Devil Feeding at 1pm daily. Koala interaction at 11.00am and 2.30pm daily. Cafe on site serving lunches,snacks and refreshments. Gift shop for all your treasured souvenirs. Accommodation and camping also available. Open 7 days 10.00am - 4.00pm (closed Christmas Day).
Phone 03 64291151. www.wingswildlife.com.au.

WINTERBROOK FALLS AND BLACK BLUFF
Smiths Plains Road, Nietta - Bushwalk through dense rainforest, comprising King Billy pines over 2000 years old, to Winterbrook Falls cascading 200m off Black Bluff to the rainforest below. The falls are spectacular after heavy rain and when snows are melting, but are hardly visible during hot summer weather. This does not reduce their appeal, as the walking is attractive all year round. The return walk, with lunch stop, takes between four and five hours. www.waterfallsoftasmania.com.au

AUSTRALIAN WILD HARVEST
Enjoy Gourmet Food Tours of the North West region offering a “Paddock to Plate” experience.

Your tour will visit local food producers, culminating in a lunch which incorporates some produce from the farms visited. Phone 0411 785 412 or email enquiries@australianwildharvest.com.au or visit Australian Wild Harvest - North West Tasmania

CLASSIC MOTORCYCLE HIRE AT DRAGONFLY CLASSICS
Ride a classic Honda or BMW motorcycle on some of the best touring roads in the world.  We can arrange to meet you and pair you with a bike from a day to a week or more.  Hire and day tours.  Phone 0438 750 455 visit www.dragonflyclassics.com.au

CRADLE-COAST TOURS
Enjoy boutique tours of the Central Coast area and North-West region. Your tour guide will pick you up from your accommodation and escort you around some the very best attractions this scenic part of Tasmania has to offer. Phone 03 6425 5854 or mobile 0407 335 925. www.cradlecoasttours.com.au

DOOLEY'S TRACK
Dooley's Track was originally carved out by the surveyor James Dooley in the 1850s. The track was built to provide a supply route for packhorses servicing the mining interests along the river and through to Gads Hill. Follow in the footsteps of these pioneers and explore the wonderful riparian environment along the Wilmot River.
Dooley's Track leaves the Alma Reserve along Jamiesons Road. Note: Access to State Forest is via the Crown Road Reserve, which passes through private land. Please ensure that the privacy of landholders is respected and keep to the walking track as marked.
Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a leash whilst passing through private property.

MURRAY’S DAY OUT
A unique Tasmanian experience – enjoy a few hours of fishing, shopping, scenic driving or whatever takes your fancy. Door-to-door pick up (from major centres).
Phone 03 6424 5250 or 0427 252 439 or email murraysdayout@hotmail.com.