About Exeter & the Tamar Valley
Nestled in Tasmania's premier wine region, Exeter sits at the heart of the Tamar Valley—a landscape of rolling vineyards, river valleys, and forested gorges. This rural township serves as an excellent base for exploring northern Tasmania's natural attractions and cellar doors.
Walks & Trails
The area offers trails for all levels, from short riverside walks to challenging gorge hikes. Close by are Little Swan Point Track, Supply River Track, and Swan Point Track, all within 6km. For easier walking, try Notley Gorge Loop Track or Mt Direction Walking Track. More experienced hikers will find rewards in Holwell Gorge Falls Track and Holwell Gorge Track, while longer day trips reach Tamar Island and Tamar Island Walkway.
Wineries & Cellar Doors
The Tamar Valley is Tasmania's wine heartland. Within minutes, visit Stoney Rise and Holm Oak Vineyards, both just 3km away. A short drive brings you to Grey Sands, Pirie Tasmania, and Tamar Ridge, all around 9km. Glendale Estate is 10km away. Most offer tastings, meals, and scenic views across the valley.
Golf
Exeter Golf Course is just 1km from the visitor centre. Nearby courses include Grindelwald Public Golf Course (11km), George Town Golf Course (23km), and Mowbray Golf Course (26km).
Attractions & Things to See
Venture further afield to Cataract Gorge (31km), Narawntapu National Park (40km), and Mole Creek Karst National Park (76km), which features Marakoopa Cave. Coastal options include Adams Beach (71km) and King Solomons Cave (73km).
Pubs & Dining
The Exeter Hotel is on your doorstep. Rosevears Hotel (7km) and Signal Station Tavern (11km) provide local hospitality and meals. For craft beer and good food, Miners Gold Brewery is 22km away.