Corinna Wilderness Experience

Corinna is a tiny historic mining town set in rainforest, on the banks of the majestic Pieman River in Tasmania’s rugged, wild, west.
It is situated at the southern end of the Tarkine protected area, the largest temperate rainforest in Australia and where the most northern stands of the famous Huon pine grow.

Today, you can stay at Corinna in a restored miners cottage, the old pub or one of 14 newly constructed cabins. The site is solar powered with back up generators and all cabins have gas heating and hot water. Comfortable beds, fluffy towels, hot showers, gas fridges and modern cooking facilities, plus pure rainwater on tap, mean that you are 'at home with nature'. The newly completed Tarkine Hotel is now open for business and includes the Tannin Restaurant, a reception area and provisions store.

The town nowadays, is a peaceful place to stay. Explore the Tarkine forest and walking tracks, meet the resident wildlife and discover the history of the west coast. Take a cruise on the tranquil Pieman River to where it flows into the Southern Ocean; an amazing trip.

Guests staying at Corinna will have free access to three new guided walks enabling visitors to experience the inspiration and untouched beauty of 60 million year old rainforest. Day visitors are welcome to hire a kayak, take the river cruise on the Arcadia to the Pieman heads, or the pontoon, the Tarkine Explorer.

For more information visit: www.corinna.com.au

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