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Maydena Mountain Cabins & Alpacas

Locality: Maydena

Phone: +61 427 833 814

Address: 46 Junee Road 7140 Maydena, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.maydenacabins.com.au

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23.01.2022 How adorable...he's sleep muttering and walking

21.01.2022 Our alpaca gals are creatures of habit and routine so we were worried how they would respond to our driveway extension project ripping up a corner of THEIR turf. This video captures their first curious moments exploring the half finished driveway

18.01.2022 Water, fun, sun and wildlife with #tassiebound adventures

18.01.2022 LAST MINUTE VACANCY TONIGHT due to interstate COVID cancellation! If you can escape today, you'll love the tranquility of our property just over 1 hour from Hobart, cozied up in our beautiful one-bedroom garden apartment with stunning mountain views, surrounded by nature and the cutest tiny wallabies and pademelons bouncing around the gardens at night. Wake up tomorrow after a peaceful sleep to a cool misty morning and help us feed our adorable alpaca gals before venturing ...out. Recharge with coffee or hot chocolate at the new Fika Cafe then take the epic road trip to the Styx Valley Giant Tree Reserve and then to Lake Pedder and Gordon Dam. Or spend the day in Mt Field enjoying one of their special Fagus weekend tours or their Lazy long lunch at Mt Field's Waterfalls Cafe & Gallery. Tickets for tours and the lunch are almost sold out on the links below. Accommodation booking direct at www.maydenacabins.com.au or call us on 0427 833 814. We hope to see you soon See more

16.01.2022 Laidback lazy Holly decided that since there were no human servants to hand-feed her on this day, she was happier sitting at the dinner table and couldn't be bothered to get up and gracefully graze . Oh dear Holly, we love your quirkiness

16.01.2022 Check out these happy little chickens living free range at an eggcellent local farm producing the best eggs

12.01.2022 Mt Wedge is one of many breathtaking walks in our region, with magnificent views of Lake Pedder, Lake Gordon and the surrounding southwest wilderness.

11.01.2022 Whoo hoo...time to set sail! Mainlanders you have been missed and hopefully we'll see you soon. Like the Spirit of Tasmania, we will also waive cancellation fees if border restrictions prevent you from travelling to our property, giving you peace of mind to book.

10.01.2022 A magical walk today amongst the giant trees in the native forest Lady Binney Forest Reserve, Florentine Valley. Just outside of our little town of Maydena, Tasmania. Step after step we were awed by these majestic trees towering through the native forest canopy. I lost count of how many giants there were in this small lush forest corner. https://www.thetreeprojects.com/florentine

09.01.2022 One less question to keep you wondering https://www.huffingtonpost.com.au//wombat-poop-cubes-why_n

08.01.2022 The beauty of our surrounding natural world from ancient towering giant trees to tiny native orchids ... big and small so precious for us to conserve

08.01.2022 Busy bees at work at the nearby Westerway Raspberry Farm

06.01.2022 Yay.... not long now

05.01.2022 Happy birthday #maydenabikepark

04.01.2022 Gorgeous Fungi at Mt Field National Park

02.01.2022 Thank you to our lovely guests Vickie & Mirek for this gorgeous autumn warming vino photo from their cabin deck this evening. How stylish are those ear muffs

02.01.2022 Green grass, beautiful blue skies, a gentle breeze and our fab four alpaca gals chilling out by the cabins. Bliss

02.01.2022 Whoo hoo! The Summit Sunset BBQs are back The Summit at Maydena Bike Park is perched at 1100 meters above the South West Wilderness. With breathtaking 360-degree views of the Styx Valley to the South and Mount Field National park to the North, you are immersed in the vastness of the Tasmanian wilderness.

02.01.2022 We had a very talented 8 year-old artist by the name of Tori staying in one of our cabins the last few days. When she wasn't out with her family exploring the region Tori was keenly feeding or observing the alpacas next to her cabin. She left us this lovely gift when she said goodbye. We were very touched

01.01.2022 A former CSIRO meteorologist states we are in the middle of rainbow season here in Tassie. We'll have to up our game searching for that elusive pot of gold https://www.abc.net.au//why-are-there-more-rainbo/10957924