QUICK LINKS:
# Antique Shops & National Trust Buildings # Art and Craft Stores & Galleries
# Golf # Horse Riding # Picnic Areas/BBQ's & Parks # Tasmanian Trail
Step back in time in one of Australia's finest heritage towns in Latrobe. Colonial history and numerous heritage listed buildings including six on the National Estate Register. Our Colourful Past is on display at the Courthouse Museum offers a diverse range of antique and collectible stores that buy & sell fine furniture, toys, collectibles, curiosities, china, jewellery, lace and more: qualified conservation and restoration experts on site in some stores.
Visit the National Trust Tasmania website here.
Bell's Parade Antiques
A: 93 Gilbert Street, Latrobe
P: 03 6426 1006
Claren Antiques
A: 37 Gilbert Street, Latrobe
P: 03 6426 2777
Grange Antiques
A: 95 Gilbert Street, Latrobe
P: 03 6426 2606
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W: visit website
Reliquaire
A: 139 Gilbert Street, Latrobe
P: 03 6426 2599
E:
W: visit website
Latrobe Court House Museum
A: 113-115 Gilbert Street, Latrobe
P: 03 6426 2777
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» Australian Axeman's Hall of Fame, River Road Latrobe
» Cheyne Purdue Gallery, Gilbert Street, Latrobe
» Ghost Rock Vineyard, Main Road, Northdown (Port Sorell)
» Holliday Craft, Wilmot Street, Port Sorell
» Latrobe Fine Art Gallery, Gilbert Street, Latrobe
» Picture Patchwork, Gilbert Street, Latrobe
» Tranquilles, Cnr Main Road and Gumbowie Drive, Port Sorell
» Emessence, Gilbert Street, latrobe
» Visitor Information Centre, Gilbert Street, Latrobe
Shearwater Resort Golf Course
The Boulevarde, Shearwater.
Ph: 03 6428 6205
VISITORS WELCOME...green fees applyThirlstane Golf Course
Squeaking Point Road, Thirlstane.
Ph: 03 6428 6205
VISITORS WELCOME... a nine hole golf course set in rural surroundings with flat fairways and two lakes that add a splash to what is described as a very picturesque golf course.
» Cradle Country Adventures
Cradle Country Adventures offers horse-riding wilderness tours in Tasmania's, not far from Cradle Mountain.
Region: Devonport, Cradle Mountain and the Great Western Tiers.
Bells Parade, Latrobe
Public toilets, electric barbecues, picnic shelters, car park, play equipment.Kings Park, Latrobe
Public toilets, play equipment, walking track (Dooleys Hill links to Bells Parade), car park.Warrawee Reserve
Public toilets, woodfired BBQ's, fishing, nature walks.Addisons Reserve, Port Sorell
Public toilets, skate park, car park.Caravan Park, Port Sorell
Public toilets, beach swimmimg, electric BBQ, play equipment, car park.Hawley Foreshore
Public toilets, beach swimmimg, walking track (to Point Sorell), car park.Panatana Reserve, Port Sorell
Public toilets, toddlers paddling pool, picnic shelter, woodfired BBQ's, play equipment.Port Sorell Foreshore, Port Sorell
Beach swimming, walking tracks.Squeaking Point Reserve, Squeaking Point
Boat ramp, public toilets.
Maps:
- Parks and Reserves Latrobe (185 kb)
- Parks and Reserves Port Sorell (152 kb)
The Tasmanian Trail is a long distance multi-purpose recreational trail extending from Devonport on the northern coast of Tasmania to Dover in the south. It has a length of 480 kilometres.
From its conception it was intended for use by walkers, mountain bikers and horse riders. Therefore it differs from other trails that have usually started as walking tracks and are therefore restricted in use.
The trail links up existing forestry roads and fire trails, country roads and occasionally crosses private land. Up to 90% of the Trail is on some form of made road or track.
It passes through a wide range of environments including some of the most beautiful and fascinating areas of Tasmania. Through forests and farmlands, across highland plateaus and past the buildings and bridges of some of Australia's oldest towns, the Tasmanian Trail provides a journey rich in cultural and natural heritage.
