Montezuma Falls - Great Short Walk

The Rosebery Cabin and Tourist Park is set in a picturesque valley on the banks of the Stitt River. The park provides visitors to the west coast wilderness with six cabins containing ensuites, some up to six berths, cooking facilities, linen provided for double beds, and three standard cabins with cooking facilities (linen hire available). Powered and unpowered camping and caravan sites and single rooms with a camp kitchen are available. The Stitt Falls cascade beside your caravan as you watch the sunset over Mt Murchison after a full day exploring Montezuma Falls, Tasmania's highest waterfalls, or walking any of the numerous tracks in the area. Enjoy a four wheel drive tour to Lake Johnston where you can rediscover ancient Huon Pine stands. Fish in Lake Plimsol or Lake Rosebery where excellent brown or rainbow trout are plentiful. A truly different experience awaits visitors to this fascinating region. Rosebery Cabin and Tourist Park is less than an hour from Strahan and the Gordon River Cruises, Cradle Mountain and the world-class museum at Zeehan a must-stop for every visitor to this region. Why not make Rosebery Cabin and Tourist Park your base for your west coast experience?

An ideal central base for two to explore Tasmania’s rugged west coast, and the perfect place to relax after a day of hiking, biking or sightseeing. Full of craftsmanship, The Lazy Prospector is a celebration of yesteryear, with all the modern conveniences. Beautifully restored 130-year-old barn wood features add a rustic charm that calm and soothe. To ensure your stay is comfortable, enjoy a plush queen-size bed; a sofa large enough for two adults to stretch out in front of the wood fire heater; a deep soak bath; and hand built swing bed on the back verandah with views across to Mount Dundas. You may even be serenaded by local kookaburras, or see wallabies feeding near the cabin at dusk and dawn. Our minimal kitchen has a bar fridge, an induction plug-in cooktop, a convection microwave oven, slow cooker, kettle, toaster and a basic pantry. While the west coast itself is remote, The Lazy Prospector sits on the outskirts of Zeehan and enjoys the company of neighbours. In town, you’ll find an IGA, two pubs and the esteemed West Coast Heritage Centre. If you have the inner callings for adventure, but love your creature comforts, The Lazy Prospector is for you. And after a day of exploring, and a couple of nights of deep sleep, you'll feel refreshed and ready to take on the world.

The Heemskirk Motor Hotel offers room and apartment accommodation in Zeehan, on Tasmania's West Coast. Enjoy all that the rugged and picturesque West Coast has to offer from the comfort and convenience of the centrally located Heemskirk Motor Hotel. The Heemskirk Motor Hotel accommodation ranges from executive hotel rooms to spacious, self-contained, two-bedroom apartments. All rooms have flat screen televisions with DVD players, reverse cycle air conditioning, mini bar, tea and coffee making facilities, hair dryers and iron/ironing boards. Free wireless internet is available in the reception area. After a day travelling or sightseeing, relax with a drink as you enjoy a meal in the bistro. On offer is a range of Tasmanian fresh seafood and beef or lamb and we use local growers for our fresh vegetables The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Zeehan is ideal for exploring attractions such as Lake Pieman, Trial Harbour, Gordon River and the Tarkine to name a few. You will marvel at the impressive array of rugged mountains, peaceful coastal havens, and dense rainforests in an area rich with natural attractions. Zeehan is an hour and 45 minute (136 km) drive from Burnie.