Derwent Valley Tasmania stories
5 Magical Ways to Maximise Derwent Valley Tasmania’s Spring Season
5 Magical Ways to Maximise Derwent Valley Tasmania’s Spring Season. There is something very magical about the Derwent Valley in spring. The wintry weather calms (well, maybe a little!), the days feel lighter and new life shoots up in every
7 Reasons to Explore Tasmania’s Derwent Valley this Winter
7 Reasons to Explore Tasmania’s Derwent Valley this Winter. The Derwent Valley is located within a short drive from Hobart and stretches from Granton to Mt Field, Lake St Clair to Lake Pedder. The beautiful Derwent Valley is a Tasmania
Fungi Hunting
Fungi Hunting. It starts every autumn with just a few oranges and browns, but it’s not the turning of the Fagus. By winter the blues, greens, yellows and reds will have you hooked, but it’s not flowers. It’s fungi! Fungi
5 must do Autumn experiences in Tasmania’s Derwent Valley
5 must do Autumn experiences in Tasmania’s Derwent Valley. The Derwent Valley is irresistible in autumn: clear days and a lingering glow at twilight combined with a spectacular assortment of colourful trees, rolling hills and vineyards brings out the Valley’s
6 Farmstays in Derwent Valley Tasmania
6 Farmstays in Derwent Valley Tasmania. There is nothing quite like a down to earth country farm stay to take you away from your everyday and into another world. It’s off with the sandals and on with the gumboots. You
Maree Rieper
Meet Maree Rieper. Maree Rieper of Lachlan is one of the passionate volunteers in the Derwent Valley Project Group, the committee behind the Derwent Valley Medieval Festival. In its second year, the 2017 festival (28th and 29th of October) aims
Derwent Valley Medieval Festival
Medieval Festival (2017) Image by Leslie J Dee If you’re into everything medieval, from frocks, forging and general frivolity — then look no further than the Derwent Valley Medieval Festival. The event is held at Kensington Park, New Norfolk and
5 NEW Bucket Listable Experiences
5 New Bucket List Experiences. The locals know that the Derwent Valley is Tasmania’s best kept secret. It is their secret. Their own perfect piece of the world. Perfectly, sublimely beautiful. Pristine and vast, with warm pockets of civilisation. The
Rachel James
Meet Rachel James from Flywheel. Flywheel is a small and interesting letterpress and stationery store on New Norfolk’s main street, which first opened in 2012. The building itself is much older, its first incarnation as a bakery evidenced by the original