Tahune AirWalk — Point Of Interest in Geeveston

Reviews of Tahune AirWalk

• Noah

  Added 2016.03.01

  What a great way to spend the day. You can get a self contained cabin close by or a communal cabin. When it opens at 10:00 you are welcome by great staff. The walks are beautifully picturesque on and off the air walk. The swinging bridges are a must!. On your return back to the main building sit down and enjoy the well priced and generously sized meals that taste great.
• Jacob

  Added 2016.02.25

  I've been twice. It's stunning. You have to go, really, it's unforgettable to walk above the forest with so many ancient ferns, to and see the rushing river from above and the eagles hunting for their lunch. The cafe is also a classy oasis for quenching your hunger and thirst, and for a relaxing post-walk rest.
• Sarah

  Added 2014.11.13

  Great walk into the wilderness of untouched Tasmanian forest. There’s a decent cafe, tour options with translation available. You have to try the hang glider over the river, so much fun! When waking along the track keep a look out for Huon pine (some of the rarest trees in Australia and they live for over 200 years)
• Abigail

  Added 2014.03.30

  Fantastic day out!
• Wyatt

  Added 2013.10.05

  Hubby and I spent 2.5 hours waking around here and it was well worth the time and money spent. The air was fresh, the view from the top was beautiful. I personally loved the swing bridges and standing bang in the middle of them looking at the water gush beneath me. Definitely something you can do with family and friends. It can get quite high in some parts if you are scared of heights so muster all that courage beforehand :) The view is worth it!
• Noah

  Added 2013.09.24

  Very nice place to visit, amazing views, friendly staff who impart awesome knowledge of not only the trees and local environment but so much more, amazing honey and other things to take home, there is also drinks, snacks or lunch, nice wearable things to take with, interesting walks and experience all around should go on the must do list when one visits the area