tahune forest airwalk

美好的出游日。步行时间长强度大。会送游客,但还要付25美元才会可能让我下车。总之,如果你想走进大自然,欣赏参天大树的话,还是不错的出游日。

在基维斯顿必须去的地方。对于那些像我一样,想在基维斯顿买个纪念品,没有什么比得上你自己选择塔斯马尼亚岛的木材制作属于你的砧板,十分钟之内就砍成适合的大小,并磨平。记得叫他们”磨圆滑砧板的边缘“。去一下基维斯顿的公墓路的岛屿木材专卖店。他们的电话是03 62957161.网址是:www.islandspecialtytibers.com.au

这是我们在塔斯马尼亚的三个假期中最棒的一个。在去往Greevenston的路上,靠近高空索道,你就会知道这是一次多么美妙的经历:原始森林,高耸入云绿意葱葱的巨木。高空索道非常棒,感觉如同飞翔,而且朝着河岸的,真是棒极了。由于景区关闭时间很早(塔斯马尼亚的惯例),所以我们很快就到了。现在我非常怀念这!千万不要错过噢。

从霍巴特开车去这里要很久(一个多小时)。门票挺贵,不过你能看到美丽的河畔景观,还能体验行走在林间危桥中摇摇欲坠的快感。那里还有家小咖啡吧,一家纪念品商店。带上外套和雨伞,以防下雨或起大风。

我们超爱塔胡恩空中走道(Tahune Forest AirWalk),可以看到超赞的雨林和河水风景。走过一段长长的路,就到了摆动桥(the swing bridge),很好玩,好美!走空中走道前,我们先在咖啡店吃了午餐。员工真的很棒。那天婚纱照不小心从钱夹里掉出来,因为我手指肿起来。于是我打电话回塔胡恩空中走道(Tahune Forest AirWalk),让他们知道我在基维斯顿(Geeveston)弄丢了,并同时留了我的名字和号码。真不敢相信,居然接到员工打来的电话,说我掉在停车场了。其中一位员工后面一周还专门跑到霍巴特(Hobart)分公司,因为那时结束旅行后我们已经回到霍巴特(Hobart)。分公司给我打了电话,让我不用再返回基维斯顿(Geeveston)。这样的服务也太赞了。很感谢他们!

yet another great outdoor walk with the airwalk being centre of attention. great for seeing just how high trees really are,and great views of the river. if you took a backpack with food and drinks it makes for an inexpensive day out for a family well worth the effort

Fantastic adventure , I'm terribly afraid of heights but this was a beautiful scenic walk and the views are wonderful I even went across the swinging bridges and although I did take my time it was amazing it rained along the way but the smell of the trees and air after the rain is sensational , you really know your in the Australian bush I highly recommend this to anyone

While its not many Km from Geeveston the road takes a while to drive, leave time to stop off at a few views. Use the loo before you set off and make sure you have a warn top. The air walk was a hit, we also did the swinging bridges extension, make sure you dont miss that part. The distances dont take as long as the signs says so dont be put off by 1 hours etc, on reflection my tip is do the walk in reverse order, go to swinging bridges and then the air walk. Good for teenagers.

We were on a week's holiday in Tasmania staying in Hobart. A friend offered to take us for a day trip in his car showing the sights. And the sights shown were fantastic! We drove from Hobart via Huonville to Geeveston and were asked if we wanted a stop at the Tahune Airwalk. It was only another 30+kilometres and we said yes. We never regretted the drive through the hills BUT you should not do this if you are in a hurry because the road is not only very scenic but very windy as well. We arrived at Tahune Airwalk to find that the entry fee was a whopping $27 per adult! That would have been $81 for the three of us. We decided to not spend that amount of money on a view over trees and a valley and have a cappuccino instead in the nice café and have lunch elsewhere. It proved to be the best decision of the day as after finishing our looking around drove via Francistown to Dover expecting to have lunch in that pretty town. BUT ... the café was closed for renovations; the coffee shop was closed; and there wasn't anything else but the RSL club which we did not want to visit on this occasion. We decided to drive on to Southport - nearly the southern most town of Tasmania, and see if anything was on offer there. Well, we stopped at the Southport Tavern and found to our surprise that not only the Tasmanian beer Cascade was on offer but we were in time for Fish and Chips and a Fisherman basket! WOW ... never tasted such quality meal as this one in a fish and chip shop. I am not one for recommending food but you have to try this. It is worth the effort of getting there and the pinnacle of a day out and about. After that excitement we drove back to Hobart via Huonville; Cygnet; Verona Sands; Middleton; Snug and Kingston. This was one of our best travel days and I must recommend it to you. You will have seen a beautiful part of Tasmania and never regret it. Staying only for a few days? Do this trip and you will have wonderful memories of Tassie as the locals call it. PS If you happen to travel to or past Coffs Harbour New South Wales stop at the Coffs Harbour Airwalk lookout - it is free and so should the Tahune Airwalk have been!

My husband and I did the long drive into this place, not with any real idea of what it was. I left there like I'd been walking on air, as I sat through the 40minute video - very long, but very informative of the logging of Huon pine, which I knew nothing about. Would suggest a shorter 5 to 10 minute video in the actual air walk and immediate area, as the video talks about the whole of the Huon forest, which isn't about the place itself. So keep the long video, but have a short video as well about why this air walk was built.Really enjoyed the walk and we had lunch at the reasonably priced cafe. Beautiful spot and can highly recommend it.

We did the walk and enjoyed the views from the air walk. The loop track over the swing bridges was also fun. The times given to walk the tracks are generous. It cost A$54 entry for the two of us. The cafe was excellent and not to expensive. There is a film about the history of getting Huon Pine. It would have been nice to see a film on the reason, making and future of the air walk. Perhaps in the future this will be developed. The road to the air walk is 26 km and at the beginning there were a few potholes. However, 6km in it is a lot better and sealed all the way.

A pleasant stroll gets you to the airwalk which gives great views of the bush and the river- interesting to view the trees from the perspective of the birds. The walk is very stable- a bit more swaying would add some additional fun!

Amazing day of walking and experiencing some of the forests of Southern Tasmania. Make sure that you take in the other walks associated with the airwalk. A great experience. Go into the Forest and Heritage Centre in Geeveston to get your tickets and add to the total experience.

Loved the whole experience - walking amongst the tree tops & on the forest floor, then crossing the swing bridges over the Huon & Picton Rivers. After our walk we enjoyed some lovely salmon in the restaurant overlooking the river.

It is a scenic route to the Air Walk from Geeveston lined with huge tree ferns and lush thick forest. The Air Walk itself is a bit disappointingly short although the cantlilever section is spectacular.