Cataract Gorge

An insignificant 15-minute walk around the stream from Launceston's downtown area, the wild and sentimental Cataract Gorge is a profound abyss cut over numerous hundreds of years by the South Esk River. Steep strolling ways, first inherent the 1890s, cut into the bluff face on the two sides of the canyon offering heart-halting perspectives of the stream far underneath.

The less brave can bounce on board the world's longest single-traverse chairlift, while the Kings Bridge and Gorge Restaurant additionally manage the cost of fine perspectives. On the south side, guests can unwind at a bistro and oar in the shrubbery bordered swimming pool.

At Cliff Grounds on the northern side, lies a wonderful Victorian garden packed with plants, strutting peacocks, and wallabies. Waterway travels offer another point of view of this prevalent fascination.