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You’ll love Tasmania’s beauty, both natural and man-made, when you visit historic Zeehan. Whether you’re admiring the view from the top of a mountain or exploring an abandoned tunnel, Zeehan is a gateway to Tassie’s Western Wilderness, with its own heritage attractions. Pack your hiking boots and book your Zeehan accommodation with us.
Abel Tasman, the Dutch explorer who discovered Tasmania, named Zeehan after his ship. This small town with a population of roughly 800 was once the third largest town in Tasmania. It was established in 1882 after prospector Frank Long found silver on the banks of Pea Soup Creek, when it became known as ‘The Silver City’ and thrived until the decline of local mining in 1908. Be sure to visit the West Coast Heritage, which opened in 1965 and includes the West Coast Pioneers’ Museum, full of mining machinery and memorabilia. Also take a look at the Gaiety Theatre, once the country’s largest concert hall and a venue for acts like Dame Nellie Melba. Its grand building has been restored and now it screens daily Edwardian films. Even just taking a walk down quiet Main Street, with its historic buildings, is enough to make you feel like you’re back in the silver days.
Opposite the Zeehan Golf Club, you’ll find the Spray Tunnel Loop. A four kilometre track, it passes through a 100-metre abandoned train tunnel before emerging at Spray Mine, where mine shafts are overgrown with plants. For a more challenging walk, take the three-hour trip up Mount Zeehan. Follow the gravel track from the site of the old Zeehan smelters to the mountain’s peak, where you can see the Southern Ocean, the mountain peaks of Mount Tyndall and Mount Owen, and the town of Zeehan. Visit Lake Pieman or Granville Harbour for some fishing. If you want to visit an awesome uncrowded beach, drive 30 minutes past rainforests and plains to Trail Harbour.
Zeehan is about an hour-and-a-half from Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park, a 1,612-square kilometre rainforest area with bushwalks around Lake St. Clair, the deepest lake in Australia, a brilliant blue lake surrounded by mountains. You can also visit the Tarkine Wilderness, which is Australia’s largest area of unprotected rainforest at 447,000 hectares. You’ll come across a variety of wildlife, from eagles and frogs to the Tasmanian Devil, as you enjoy the quiet of the forest.
Wot are you waiting for? Book your Zeehan hotel and a flight to Devonport with us to combine history and adventure on one trip.
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Accommodation | 42 hotels |
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Lowest Price | AU$104 |
Highest Price | AU$261 |
Popular hotels | Zeehan Bush Camp, Heemskirk Motor Hotel, Strahan Village, Gold Rush Inn, BIG4 Strahan Holiday Retreat, Tullah Lakeside Lodge, Franklin Manor, West Coaster Motel, Empire Hotel Queenstown |