Things to Do Near Willow Vale B&B | Huon Valley Tasmania

Things to Do Near Willow Vale B&B | Huon Valley, Tasmania

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Charming Cafes & Eateries in Cygnet

Just minutes from Willow Vale B&B, the town of Cygnet is alive alongside foodie spots as well as plenty of local character.

Red Velvet Lounge - creative, seasonal dishes alongside veggie flair
Cygnet historic Bank Cafe - a favourite for coffee, lunch or brunch in a historic setting alongside a little retail therapy
Port Hole Cafe - friendly,unfussy fare alongside local produce
Jacky’s Cafe - Award winning pies as well as warm hospitality

Visit on the 1st as well as 3rd Sunday of the month for the Cygnet Market - a local gem of crafts, produce as well as live music

Tasmania’s best cool-climate wines

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Home Hill Winery - award winning Pinot as well as views
Kate Hill Wines - cellar door near Huonville
Mewstone Wines - specializing in Pinot Noir, Chardonnay as well as Riesling

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Cider Houses of the Huon Valley

Pagan Cider - boutique blends as well as rustic charm
Frank’s Cider - multi award winning clear sparkling cider
Willie Smith’s Cider - 4 Generations of Apple farming

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Craft Beer as well as Taphouses

Lost Captain - Tassie craft beers on tap
Hopfields Brewery - Craft beers as well as beer garden

Nature Walks & Lookouts Nearby

The Huon Valley as well as surrounding area offer some of southern Tasmania's most rewarding walking. Close to Willow Vale you'll find the Tahune AirWalk — a suspended walkway through ancient Huon Pine forest — as well as the Hartz Mountains National Park, popular for alpine day walks alongside sweeping views across the valley. The Waterfall Bay Trail on the Tasman Peninsula is a short drive for something further dramatic. Closer to home, the Channel Highway corridor offers easy riverside as well as orchard country walks through every season. Ask Bee for her individual recommendations — including where to find the best wild blackberries in summer.