Forest Walks Lodge in Jackeys Marsh, Tasmania, Australia | Bed and breakfast

Forest Walks Lodge

Locality: Jackeys Marsh, Tasmania, Australia

Phone: +61 3 6369 5150

Address: 669 Jackeys Marsh Rd 7304 Jackeys Marsh, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.forestwalkslodge.com

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25.01.2022 Just wait until you can visit Tasmania again and share these wonderful places. Thanks Jade Austen for the photo.

24.01.2022 Beautiful wall hangings and plaques by local artist Leanne Ames. Leanne specializes in contact prints with natural dyes. All for sale at the Lodge. #specialityaccommodation #tasmania #greatwesterntiers #bandbtasmania

24.01.2022 So true unfortunately.

23.01.2022 Another frame goes up on our new managers quarters. Once built there will be more room in the Lodge for guests to spread out.#jackeysmarsh, #tasmania

22.01.2022 We mustn’t forget climate change and biodiversity extinction in this lockdown.

22.01.2022 A birds eye view of the valley of Jackeys Marsh from the tallest tree on the mountain. #guidedwalkstasmania, #jackeysmarsh #greatwesterntiers, #shortwalks

22.01.2022 Our mountain chalet is looking beautiful with its bed of purple iris. It is available from 1st January 2021 and is self contained with an upstairs bedroom and downstairs kitchen and dining area.

19.01.2022 What a great way to spend a day during the holidays. And the lunches are delicious.

19.01.2022 Morning mountain mood at #ForestWalksLodge. What’s yours?

18.01.2022 How can we help? What should we do?

18.01.2022 This season's garlic was a bit late. But still a good crop.

17.01.2022 Celebrating the energy of youth this #worldenvironmentday

16.01.2022 Desert last night. Cherry flan.

16.01.2022 This Eastern Quoll decided to wrap itsself around my next at the Torwunna Wildlife Sanctuary this week.

16.01.2022 How big is your carrot?

15.01.2022 A must see for visitors to Deloraine and surrounds. It’s worth spending 3 days here just to see the many attractions the district has to offer and enjoy some great walks and excellent food.

14.01.2022 Today’s mood: crystal cold

13.01.2022 Activities, accommodation and restaurants are beginning to open up for Tassie locals.

11.01.2022 Guided Forest Walk. "We started with Sean leading us on a guided hike. Sean took us through the history of the forest ecology on a walk that was all within a mile or two of the Lodge. We saw the repercussions of logging that had occurred 100 years earlier. We saw a Tassie rainforest which was tucked away in a little seam in the hillside. We saw a massive Eucalyptus tree that was over 500 years old. The magic about each of these sites/sights was that they were in exactly the right spot. A few hundred metres in any direction and there is a tree that does exist through the next 200 year fire, or some other plants take over the environment and crowd out the rainforest. It is humbling to think about how fragile everything is when viewing across a 500 year timeline"

10.01.2022 Lovely to have guests back again. Last night we hosted a lovely Tasmanian couple from Scottsdale. This citrus plate was dessert. We’d love to see more guests in November!

09.01.2022 Help keep this business viable. It’s a great experience.

07.01.2022 Its always great when people find the time to give you a review. "One of the most informative and connecting botanical tours I’ve experienced. A very special place discovering the rainforest and landscape at the heart of Tasmania’s World Heritage listing. Not to mention the beautiful lodge and dining experience. Feel so privileged to have this experience. Make sure you include the Forest Walks Lodge on you travels. Thank you Sean and Rosemary." Tracey

06.01.2022 One of the best views in Tasmania on a good day.

05.01.2022 Finding the guests where we can during #iso. Thanks for the visit mumma poss. We think she enjoyed her organic heirloom Ranette D’Anglaterre apple. Someone needs to eat them.

05.01.2022 Forest Walks Lodge is open for business once again with a COVID Safe plan. Tasmanians can use their vouchers for a night's accommodation and a guided walk. Our dinners are still as delicious as ever.

05.01.2022 Enjoy many walking tracks from #forestwalkslodge

03.01.2022 If a tree falls in a forest and you’re bored in iso with no guests, does anyone hear it when it turns into fire wood art? #covid19 #forestwalkslodge