Attractions

Willie Smiths, The Apple Shed, Museum, Cider house and Café,showcases the best of local product.  Set in the rustic surrounds of an original apple shed built in 1942, visitors can learn about the Huon regions fascinating apple heritage told through the eyes of Willie Smith, the founder of William Smith and Sons Orchards. Wander around the museum, take a walk around the heritage apple trees, or just sample some of the delicious ciders.

Link to website: http://www.williesmiths.com.au

The Tahune AirWalk is among the Hobart area’s top attractions, and is Australia’s most spectacular treetop walk culminating in a cantilever set high over the confluence of the mighty Huon and Picton Rivers.  Suitable for visitors of all ages and abilities, 50 minutes return walk.

Link to website: http://tahuneairwalk.com.au

The Huon Trail is the perfect touring route to take you around the area to the south of Hobart. In just a 20-minute drive, you will find a world of extensive and serene waterways, wild coastlines, quiet farmlands, boutique vineyards, and rugged but accessible World Heritage wilderness. The Huon Trail leads you to ideal places for a relaxing holiday or short break, offering an inspiring mix of outdoor adventures, accommodation to suit all budgets, delicious food – especially cheeses, cherries, stone fruits, berries, meats and the freshest of seafood – top class cool-climate wines, a rich maritime, forest and rural heritage, and friendly, creative people.

Link to website: http://www.discovertasmania.com.au/what-to-do/self-drive/huon