Tarraleah Estate Cottages
Relax at the Tarraleah Pub
Tarraleah Estate Cottages
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Relax at the Tarraleah Pub
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WELCOME TO TARRALEAH ESTATE

EXPLORE | STAY | PLAY | EAT

Tarraleah is a beautiful historic estate in the heart of Tasmania’s Central Highlands.  Our stunning wilderness backdrop and wide range of quality accommodation options provide a perfect spot for a holiday, romantic getaway, group get together or corporate retreat.

 

A perfect stop on your western wilds journey

Located on the Lyell Highway two hours’ drive northwest of Hobart, we are an ideal place to stay on your journey along the west coast to Lake St Clair, Strahan, and Cradle Mountain.

Intriguing and unique history

Tarraleah was home to the workers (and their families) responsible for developing Tasmania’s pioneering Hydroelectric scheme. During your stay, you will discover its unexpected stories and beautiful architecture.

Immerse yourself in the Tasmanian Highlands 

Visit our beautiful Scottish Highland Cows, walk our wilderness trails, take a kayaking, mountain bike, or fly-fishing tour and then settling in for a whisky tasting from our collection of 150 single malt whisky’s.

 

Stunning and unique event venue

Tarraleah Estate is also an impressive and memorable location for weddings, conferences, meetings and events.

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SCHOLARS HOUSE
CABINS
CARAVAN PARK
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PLAY
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STORIES OF TARRALEAH

Tarraleah is an old Hydro town which housed and provided services to hundreds of workers and their families from the 1930s through to the 1980s. It holds many amazing stories, of pioneering brilliance, survival in challenging conditions and fond family childhood memories.  We are looking to capture some of the stories of people and place in our Stories of Tarraleah blog.

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