About Ulverstone & the North-West Coast
Ulverstone sits on Tasmania's north-west coast, a working town with direct access to coastal and mountain walking trails. The surrounding region combines bushwalking opportunities in the nearby ranges with wine country and natural attractions spanning from beaches to limestone caves.
Walks & Trails
Walking options range from short coastal strolls to mountain hikes. Roelf Vos Arcade and Coles Lane are within town, while Northern Exposure and Stubbs Road - Southern Loop sit 6km out. For moderate mountain walks, the Mount Montgomery Loop Track, Mount Dial, and Iron Tor Climb are all within 11km. Keddies Creek Track and Myrtle Creek Track also offer forest walking.
Attractions & Things to See
The Big Penguin is a local landmark 15km away, while Adam Creek lies 21km south. Further afield, Narawntapu National Park (40km) offers coastal and wildlife viewing, and Mole Creek Karst National Park (67km) features extensive cave systems including King Solomons Cave and Marakoopa Cave.
Wineries & Cellar Doors
Local wineries are within 30km. Motton Terraces (13km), Prickly Mo (19km), and La Villa (24km) are closest, followed by Barringwood (25km), Tiger Ranch Wines (26km), and Lake Barrington Vineyard (28km).
Pubs & Dining
Town centre pubs include The Lighthouse, Furner's Hotel, and River Arms Hotel (1km away). Island State Brewing: The Pier offers a waterfront spot for local beer, while Penguin Beer Co. is 13km north in Penguin.