Tarkine

The Tarkine, in Tasmania’s remote northwest, is one of the last great temperate rainforests on Earth. It’s a vast wilderness of ancient myrtle trees, moss-covered valleys, and wild rivers that flow toward a rugged coastline. The sense of isolation here is incredible — a place where the forest feels alive and untouched by time.

Exploring the Tarkine means winding through dense rainforest one moment and standing on windswept cliffs the next. The Tarkine Drive offers a taste of its diversity, with stops at places like the Arthur River, Sumac Lookout, and Trowutta Arch. It’s wild, raw, and unforgettable — a true glimpse of Tasmania’s untamed heart.

Pictures of Tarkine

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