
Comfort Inn Gold Rush
Cosy, spacious rooms with Queen sized beds as standard in a Quiet location. FREE WiFi.
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Comstock Cottage
A comfortable cottage kept cosy in winter and cool in summer.

Empire Hotel
Built-in 1901 the Empire dates back to the wealth of the mining era at the turn of the 20th Century.
Mountain View Motel
Budget-style accommodation offering spacious motel units (35 ensuite rooms) and backpacker...

Mt Lyell Anchorage
Luxurious comfort and style with a homely feel.

Penghana Bed & Breakfast
Stately guest accommodation in a National Trust Mansion overlooking Queenstown.

Queenstown Cabin and Tourist Park
Spacious camping grounds with a range of accommodation options avaialble to suit your budget.
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Queenstown Motor Lodge
Experience Tasmania's traditional West Coast hospitality at the Queenstown Motor lodge – a...

Silver Hills Motel & Restaurant
Silver Hills is located on the main road into Queenstown, affording a peaceful and private motel...

The Railway Hotel
The Railway Hotel provides family and backpacker style accommodation at Queenstown.

West Coaster Motel
West Coaster Motel has a friendly atmosphere with affordable rates.

3K's Takeaway
A fast food outlet offering early morning services with all day breaky and great Goroka bean...

Cafe 5.2.0
With decor showing a nod to Queenstown's mining industry and history, customers can slect from a...

Cafe Serenade
A diverse menu featuring regular specials, Chef Steve's gourmet delights and great coffee.

Empire Hotel
Built-in 1901 the Empire dates back to the wealth of the mining era at the turn of the 20th Century.

Silver Hills Motel & Restaurant
Silver Hills is located on the main road into Queenstown, affording a peaceful and private motel...

Tracks Cafe
A contemporary cafe located at the Queenstown Station, home of the West Coast Wilderness Railway.

West Coaster Motel
West Coaster Motel has a friendly atmosphere with affordable rates.

Paragon Theatre
The Paragon Theatre officially opened on October 28, 1933 and a capacity house of 1150 were...

Queenstown Recreation Ground
In Queenstown, our footy players play on a gravel oval, not grass. It’s not for the faint of heart.

The Galley Museum
Housed in the 1897 Imperial Hotel offering a unique collection telling stories of survival,...

Donaghys Hill Lookout
Enjoy wilderness views of mountain tops and the Franklin River after this short walk.
from Queenstown

Franklin River Nature Trail
Perhaps the best-known river within the World Heritage area.
from Queenstown

Iron Blow Lookout
The Iron Blow is the site of the earliest major mining venture at Mount Lyell, back in 1883.
from Queenstown

Lake Burbury
Lake Burbury is a popular fishing lake on the edge of Tasmania's World Heritage Wilderness Area.
from Queenstown

Mt Jukes Drive/Lookout
One of the most stunning views in the state is from Mt Jukes overlooking Lake Burbury with a...
from Queenstown

Spion Kop Lookout
Named after a battle in the Boer War, climb this short but steep walkway to enjoy fantastic 360...

Donaghys Hill Lookout
Enjoy wilderness views of mountain tops and the Franklin River after this short walk.
from Queenstown

Franklin River Nature Trail
Perhaps the best-known river within the World Heritage area.
from Queenstown

Horsetail Falls
Take a short walk on the edge of a mountain to discover a seasonal 50 metre waterfall at the...
from Queenstown

Kelly Basin Walk
Walk with history down the route of the former railway line to Kelly Basin, where remains of...
from Queenstown

Nelson Falls
Break up the long drive and stretch your legs - you won't be disappointed.
from Queenstown

Spion Kop Lookout
Named after a battle in the Boer War, climb this short but steep walkway to enjoy fantastic 360...
Nelson Falls

Location
A10 (Lyell Highway),
between Queenstown & Derwent Bridge
Ph: 1800 352 200
Email: tourism@westcoast.tas.gov.au
About
Break up the long drive and stretch your legs - you won't be disappointed.
Nelson Falls are reached after an easy 20 minute return (1.4km) boardwalk stroll beside a river through a forest of sassafras, myrtle and ferns. The falls are especially spectacular after heavy rain.
This walk is classed at level Grade 2 - no bushwalking experience required, and is a gentle stroll. To enjoy this walk ensure you have sturdy footwear and please supervise children as there is flowing water.
There is free parking and public toilets, and park entry fees apply.