Liffey Falls Walk - Great Short Walk

This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering. Welcome to our beautiful wilderness retreat on the Bodhicitta Dakini Buddhist Monastery - a sanctuary for meditation and peace. Our monastery is 38 beautiful acres in the Unesco world heritage forest in the Western Tiers, Northern Tasmania (an island on the very Southern tip of Australia). The property is set nearby the Quamby Bluff Trail, a 6km moderately trafficked out-and-back trail located near Golden Valley, Tasmania, Australia that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as difficult. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and bird watching and is accessible year round. Please help us preserve the peace and beauty of this place. We are an alcohol and drug free community. Feel free to chat with our friendly nun if you are interested in mindfulness and to walk the property while you stay. We have an unpowered site suitable for vans and 4wd caravans. We also have basic camping, a pit toilet but no shower. We also have cabins, please ask if interested.

Quamby Corner is a quiet country caravan park at Golden Valley, near Deloraine in northern Tasmania. The park offers powered and unpowered sites for caravans, campervans and tents. Budget onsite accommodation is also available. Amenities include toilets, showers, laundry, spacious barbecue shelter with a camp kitchen, and additional outside wood-fired barbecues and campfires (when conditions allow). Facilities include disability-friendly amenities. All amenities are included in the tariff. Campers with children can explore the extensive grounds and enjoy the playing field. Dogs of a suitable breed are allowed strictly under owners' control, on a leash at all times except in designated exercise areas. Peacefully situated on Golden Valley Road at the foot of Quamby Bluff. It is on the Meander Valley Great Heritage bike ride route, next to the Highland Lakes Road scenic route to Hobart via Great Lake and close to the Tasmanian Trail and the Great Western Tiers Touring route. Local attractions in nearby nature reserves and National Parks include Liffey Falls, Quamby Bluff walking track, Huntsman's Lake and Mole Creek Caves. Nestled beneath the Great Western Tiers, Golden Valley is approximately a 45 minute drive (60 km) from both Launceston and Devonport.

Forest Walks Lodge offers eco friendly accommodation on the edge of the Great Western Tiers and Tasmanian wilderness, midway between Launceston and Devonport. We offer a complete package of guided walks, fine food and Tasmanian wines, together with tastefully decorated ensuite bedrooms. The eco-lodge is surrounded by mountains and wild forest, an easy drive from Hobart and on the way to Cradle Mountain. There are several excellent walking tracks close by including Liffey Falls and Meander Falls and a plethora of birdlife surrounds the lodge. Our fly fishing stream has captured the imagination of both local and international fishermen and women, as well as our octogenarian guests who find it a pleasant walking destination. With only three spacious bedrooms, each of our guests can be assured personal service and attention to detail. All meals are offered in house using local and organic ingredients where possible and prepared to the individual requirements of our guests. Experience has shown us that a two-day visit will provide you with the best opportunity to maximise the benefits of relaxing in such a peaceful environment. A longer stay will enable you to make the most of the walks and other activities in the valley.