About Deloraine & the Great Western Tiers
Deloraine sits at the foot of Tasmania's Great Western Tiers, a dramatic mountain range that dominates the landscape and offers some of the state's best walking and outdoor experiences. The town serves as a natural base for exploring the region's network of hiking trails, underground cave systems, and scenic valleys.
Walks & Trails
The area is a walker's paradise with trails for all levels. Start close by with Rotary Bridge just 1km away, or venture further to the easy walks of Montana Falls Track and Lobster Falls Track. More experienced hikers will find challenges in Quamby Bluff Track, Warners Track, and the expert-grade Projection Bluff Track. The Gog East Track and Liffey River Track offer rewarding day walks into the heart of the Tiers.
Attractions & Things to See
Mole Creek Karst National Park is a must-visit, featuring two remarkable cave systems: King Solomons Cave and Marakoopa Cave. Both offer guided tours through limestone passages decorated with formations. Liffey Falls is a scenic waterfall worth the drive, while Narawntapu National Park provides coastal scenery and wildlife viewing. Longer drives reveal Cataract Gorge near Launceston and Abels Hill.
Wineries & Cellar Doors
The Meander Valley is renowned for cool-climate wines. 3 Willows Vineyard and Meander Valley Vineyard are both just 6km from town and ideal for a cellar door visit. White Rock Vineyard and Liffey Valley Vineyard offer further options, while Grey Sands and Bell & Gong are accessible for a fuller regional tour.
Pubs & Dining
Deloraine has several long-established pubs within walking distance. The British Hotel is on the town centre, while The Empire Hotel features a beer garden. Deloraine Hotel and Bush Inn Hotel offer further dining options, and the Mole Creek Hotel is nearby for those exploring the karst region.
Golf
Golfers heading further afield can access courses near Launceston, including Exeter Golf Course, Grindelwald Public Golf Course, Launceston Golf Course, and Riverside Golf Course, all within about 50km.