Galleries, Museums and Collections, Scenic Drives and Walks, Shopping
Highlander Arms is located at Tarraleah in Tasmania's central highlands and offers a cultural experience. Guests may enjoy local beers, Tasmanian wines, good service and home cooked meals whilst browsing through the gallery room currently displaying "Homage to the Highland Cow". Enjoy "The Reading Room" with its eclectic display of Highland treasures and local history, the photography of Tasmanian Highlanders and the display of hand-crafted metalwork 'fish art'. Gallery rooms are accessible without the need to walk through the bar area and browsing visitors are very welcome. Some exhibitions are for sale.
Highlander Arms offers plenty of character and a huge, covered, outdoor terrace for alfresco dining.
Stay a while in one of our stunning Art deco holiday cottages, sensibly priced apartments in the former schoolhouse, or spoil yourself at The Lodge.
Guided activities, unique tours, walks, wildlife, pioneering history and wilderness are all on your doorstep. Play golf, squash, use the gym, go trout fishing, mountain biking, secret lake kayaking and spot over 80 different species of birds all on the Estate.
A great place to break the journey whilst on the Hobart - Strahan touring route, voted "One of Australia's Top Ten drives".
* Car park * Catering * Coach Parking * Wheelchair Access * Parking for the Disabled * Telephone for the Disabled * Disabled Toilet Facilities * First aid equipment * Guide * Public Telephone * Restaurant - Licensed * Shaded Area * Viewing Platform
Highlander Arms is located at Tarraleah in Tasmania's central highlands and offers a cultural experience. Guests may enjoy local beers, Tasmanian wines, good service and home cooked meals whilst browsing through the gallery room currently displaying "Homage to the Highland Cow". Enjoy "The Reading Room" with its eclectic display of Highland treasures and local history, the photography of Tasmanian Highlanders and the display of hand-crafted metalwork 'fish art'. Gallery rooms are accessible without the need to walk through the bar area and browsing visitors are very welcome. Some exhibitions are for sale.
