Huon Valley Visitor Centre in Grove, Tasmania, Australia | Landmark

Huon Valley Visitor Centre

Locality: Grove, Tasmania, Australia

Phone: +61 3 6264 0326

Address: 2273 Huon highway 7109 Grove, TAS, Australia

Website: www.huonvalley.tas.gov.au/page.aspx?u=1141

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25.01.2022 Franklin foreshore - one of many beautiful small towns to visit in the region, just 10 minutes south of Huonville. Situated right on the Huon River you can wander the town and take in the many places of interest.

24.01.2022 We will be open as normal on Australia Day 9am - 5pm, along with The Honey Pot located here at the Visitor Centre also, call in for a visit! Plenty to see and do in the Huon Trail region !

23.01.2022 Huon Valley, Far South, Channel and Bruny Island regions have many beautiful National parks and reserves to visit and enjoy. It has been a little damp but definitely not cold!!

22.01.2022 Sunshine, local markets, plenty to see and do in the Huon Valley region today - call into the Visitor Centre for all your entry tickets and National Park passes. Enjoy!!

22.01.2022 A must read if you are heading to the Cradle Mountain area

21.01.2022 This looks very Australian - yumm

21.01.2022 Wow, it's HOT!!!

19.01.2022 State wide Parks & Reserves tracks re-opened. For latest bushfire information go to the Tasmania Fire Service website www.fire.tas.gov.au

18.01.2022 Hello everyone! We just wanted to touch base quickly and inform you of some misinformation that has been printed in the article titled 'Bonorong Wildlife Sanctu...ary's vet clinic a first for Tasmania' published today in The Mercury (link below). Unfortunately the opening sentence states that the wildlife hospital will be finished by the end of this month.... It should actually say that building works WILL BE STARTING at the end of this month. We are still waiting on a few final pieces of paperwork to come through, but we will be able to give you a proper update very soon with more details! Very exciting either way! :) Sorry for any confusion the article has caused with the mis-worded info! <3 the Bonorong team. http://www.themercury.com.au//ec844b04e628032fdd43253c96b2

17.01.2022 Looking at Sleeping Beauty mountain range - she is a beauty!

14.01.2022 ROAD WORKS FOR HUON HIGHWAY - Glendevie Climbing Lanes What’s happening? Construction for the Huon Highway, Glendevie Climbing Lanes will begin in late January 2016 and weather permitting will be completed in Mid-2016. The contract for these works has been awarded to DCS Civil P/L. The Glendevie Climbing Lanes is an important project for the Huon region that will improve safety and travel times by providing overtaking lanes in both directions on the Huon Highway between Dover... and Geeveston. This project was identified as a high priority in the Huon Highway Corridor and the Tasmanian Government brought forward funding to complete these works. The climbing lanes will be located at Glendevie Hills, just north and south of the junction with Hopetoun Road and the work will include: construction of a northbound and a southbound climbing lane near the junction of Hopetoun Road at Glendevie Hills; relocation of a Forestry access road; and provision of G-Turn facilities for safe access to properties. Site working hours for the contractor will be, Monday to Saturday 7:00am to 6:00 pm. During the site working hours, traffic may be reduced to one lane. Short delays may be expected so please allow extra time for your journeys. For reasons of safety both lanes may be closed during tree felling. This is programmed to happen early in the works. Closures will only be for short periods. Please be patient and follow instructions from the road contractors. During site working hours the DCS Civil P/L Project Manager Simon Heazlewood can be contacted on 0457 099 949. Please direct any matters related to the construction works to this number. Further information Further information about the project including design images can be at viewed at http://www.transport.tas.gov.au//huon_highway_glendevie_hi See more

11.01.2022 Today is a total fire ban in the North and the North west of Tasmania. No fires are allowed in the open and using machinery that could cause a fire is banned as well. Have a look at our web page for all the details.

09.01.2022 The sky has finally opened in Northern Tasmania and it is raining at the Ashgrove Tasmanian Farm Store. Great news for the Farmers and the bushfires. #tasmania #ashgrovecheese

08.01.2022 Important information for tourists travelling to Cradle Mountain! Due to the bushfire emergency in Tasmania's North West, Cradle Mountain National Park and Dove... Lake has been CLOSED for all visitors until further notice. All accommodation and visitor experiences at Cradle Mountain Valley (located outside the National Park) are still open as usual for gusts and visitors, and are under no threat. The Overland Track at Cradle Mountain has also been CLOSED until 3 February. All walkers who have booked the Overland Track over this period should be contacted by Parks & Wildlife Services, and have the option to either change their departure date, transfer their booking to the Three Capes Track, or be fully refunded. If you have any questions, or need assistance with changing bookings or updating your travel plans, please feel free to give us a call on 03 6238 4222, email us at [email protected] or send us a private message today. For the most up to date information on parks and tracks, visit the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service website: www.parks.tas.gov.au For further information on bushfires go to the Tasmania Fire Service website: www.fire.tas.gov.au. Image: Tourism Tasmania & Jason Charles Hill

07.01.2022 Celebrate Australia Day - ON NOW!

06.01.2022 Update from Tas Parks and Wildlife Service:

05.01.2022 Going to be a hot one today - TOTAL FIRE BAN in Southern Tasmania.

05.01.2022 Bushfire update - 27 January 8.45am CRADLE MOUNTAIN Fires continue to burn across multiple areas in the Cradle Mountain area. There is no immediate threat. Larg...e volumes of smoke and falling ash may be experienced in the area. Access to the park is open but with some restrictions. All walking tracks to the east of Dove Lake are closed; including Lake Rodway Track, Hansons Peak Track, Twisted Lakes Track, Lake Wilks Track, Face Track and Cradle Mountain Summit Track. For all other day walks; visitors must register their trip intentions at walker registration stations and undertake walks of less than two hours. OVERLAND TRACK The Overland Track remains open but with some restrictions; departures on Wednesday 27, January will only be permitted from 2pm onwards if conditions are deemed safe. Large volumes of smoke and falling ash may be experienced in the area. It is recommended that walkers with respiratory conditions such as asthma, arrange an alternative departure date. For the full list of parks and tracks affected by bushfires go to the PWS website Track and Reserve Closures page. For the latest information about bushfires go to www.fire.tas.gov.au and listen to ABC radio.

02.01.2022 Parks and tracks affected by bushfires updated 1 February 2016 Please note the full list of park and track closures is on the PWS website Tracks and Reserves ...Closures page at www.parks.tas.gov.au Recent changes: Cradle Mountain is OPEN with the shuttle buses operating normally. There are a number of walking tracks closed in the Park however the popular Dove Lake Circuit, Crater Falls Circuit, Cradle Mountain Summit Track and Enchanted Walk are open, amongst others. Overland Track - the Overland Track is closed for until Wednesday 3 February 2016, due to the bushfire danger. Mole Creek Caves Marakoopa Cave and King Solomons Cave are OPEN subject to daily fire conditions. The township of Arthur River is OPEN and visitors can drive to the Edge of the World viewing platform at Gardiner Point. The Manuka campground is also open and the cruise boats are running today. Pricky Wattle campground however remains closed as does the road south from Arthur River including the 4WD tracks to Sandy Cape, south of Temma. Liffey Falls Campground, Day Use Site and Liffey Falls walking track are now OPEN.

01.01.2022 Update for all heading to Bruny Island -