About St Helens & Tasmania's Northeast Coast
St Helens sits on Tasmania's rugged northeast coast, a small town that serves as an ideal base for exploring some of the state's best walking trails and coastal attractions. The area is known for its dramatic landscapes, rocky shores, and proximity to pristine beaches and national parks that draw road trippers and touring caravans year-round.
Walks & Trails
The St Helens area offers an impressive collection of hiking trails within easy reach. Close by are Rock Lobster, Pearla, Humpback, Swell Done, Trail Head, and Over There, all within 4km. For slightly longer drives, Eagle Eye, Wedged In, Mack 10, and Icarus are 5km away, while Old Salty Dog and Dreaming Pools sit 6km out. These trails range from short walks to longer adventures across varied terrain.
Camping
BIG4 Tassie Getaway Parks St Helens is just 2km from town, making it a convenient base for caravans and camper trailers. The park provides easy access to trails, beaches, and coastal attractions.
Attractions & Things to See
St Columba Falls is 15km away and worth the short drive to see this impressive waterfall. Further afield, the iconic Bay of Fires (37km) showcases dramatic orange granite boulders and pristine beach scenery, while Mt William National Park (43km) offers longer walking opportunities and coastal views.
Pubs & Dining
For meals and drinks, the Weldborough Hotel is 43km away. Further options include the Federal Tavern (56km) and Dorset Hotel (57km), making for good evening drives to nearby towns.