Derwent Valley Tasmania, Sydney Basin Travel Guide
Explore the breathtaking landscapes, rich heritage, and vibrant local culture of Derwent Valley Tasmania, a hidden gem for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
Nestled in the heart of Tasmania, Derwent Valley offers breathtaking natural landscapes, rich heritage, and an array of outdoor activities perfect for every traveler. This captivating region invites tourists to explore its lush greenery, vibrant wildlife, and charming towns steeped in history.
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Know before you go
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- Visit during autumn for stunning fall foliage and cooler weather, perfect for outdoor activities.
- Check out local markets for unique handcrafted souvenirs and fresh produce.
- Take a guided tour to discover the region's hidden gems and learn about its rich history.
- Bring a camera—Derwent Valley is full of breathtaking views perfect for capturing memorable moments.
- Explore the local wineries for tastings and enjoy the scenic vineyard views.
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Getting There
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Car
From Mount Field National Park, head south on Lake Rd towards Gordon River Rd. Continue for about 8 km, then turn left onto Gordon River Rd. After approximately 20 km, merge onto the Lyell Hwy/A10. Follow the A10 for about 12 km until you reach the Derwent Valley region. Look for signs indicating Derwent Valley and follow them into the area. The drive takes around 30-40 minutes, and be aware that there may be some roadworks along the way, so plan for potential delays.
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Bus
If you prefer public transportation, take the bus operated by Metro Tasmania from Mount Field National Park to the nearest major town, New Norfolk. You will first need to get to the nearest bus stop, which is located at the entrance of the Park. The bus departs regularly, but check the schedule in advance as it may vary. The journey to New Norfolk takes approximately 1 hour. From New Norfolk, you can take a taxi or rideshare service to reach specific locations within the Derwent Valley, which is approximately 15 km away.
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Taxi/Rideshare
For those without a car, after reaching New Norfolk by bus, you can easily find taxi services near the bus station. Expect to pay approximately AUD 30-40 for a taxi ride to the Derwent Valley area. Alternatively, you can use rideshare apps like Uber, which may offer similar pricing. This method gives you more flexibility in choosing your exact destination within the valley.
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