Kenya Cottage

Hop To Harvest is more than a festival- it's a tribute to the land, the people and the passion that make Meander Valley so special. It's a chance to shake hands with our farmers, share a yarn with our brewers and taste the incredible produce grown right here in our backyard. From paddock to plate or glass, this event brings together growers, makers, chefs and cooks to showcase the best of Meander Valleys food and drink.

Into The Wild offers exclusive tours, for individuals and groups. Your booking secures their top-of-the-range expedition rig, beautifully appointed accommodation booked for you, and personalised trail recommendations. You won’t share with strangers, and you set your own pace. Airport transfers, transport and food are all taken care of, trail transfers and shuttles are included. You have their complete attention. And they stay flexible. Because maybe you have a taste for wine and cheese as well as epic trail riding. Explore their multi-day tour options to key MTB areas, One Day Warriors, and 6-Day ultimate Fly & Ride tour.

Kooparoona Niara / Great Western Tiers is a significant site in Tasmanian Aboriginal culture and forms the backdrop to the Cultural Trail. The Cultural Trail is located on the banks of the Meander River in Deloraine where you will find native plantings and bush tucker and will discover the many artworks inspired by Tasmanian Aboriginal culture. There is no official start or end to the Cultural Trail. It is a short walk that runs between the Deloraine Train Park and the swimming pool and pontoon site where you will find a stone yarning circle and fire pit. The Cultural Trail, part of the Deloraine Riverbank Walk, is accessible to all with car parking facilities located at both ends and public toilet amenities, a BBQ site and a playground located at the Train Park. Photo: copyright 2020 Jade Austen All rights reserved.