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Perfect place to visit for family and friends. It’s a must for all visiting Tasmania..
The chair lifts are not that safe for kids though but it was an awesome view , Cafes , toilets are available, pool and picnic areas.
What I love about this place is it has disability access and trails which is accessible to disabled people.
The chair lifts are not that safe for kids though but it was an awesome view , Cafes , toilets are available, pool and picnic areas.
What I love about this place is it has disability access and trails which is accessible to disabled people.
Longest chairlift in Australia. Well priced , $13 one way, $15 return. Staff were very friendly and informative. Cannot purchase tickets at the return end, but 1km walk back to the start is easy. Beautiful views of the gorge and gardens. Cafe near return end .
It's a really interesting place to visit especially if you have small kids with you... Kids will love the experience of the chair lift... Adults will also be fascinated by the picturesque surroundings of the place... The best part is the sighting of the peacocks... They're super friendly with the people around. Although peacock is national Bird of India, I've hardly seen so many peacocks which are human friendly like these ones... there are multiple walking trails you can enjoy around.
Great place for a day picnic and swim. Lot of peacocks around the garden area when you trek or use a chair lift to go to the garden side.
Good place for family picnic day. The chair lift ride provides a great view of the gorge. 2 nice pools and a river to swim. The change places are clean.
This is a pleasant chairlift ride straight from the point of sale - such an enthusiastic ticket sales woman!
When we got to the top, We saw many Wallabies and peacocks up close!
It claims to be the world's longest single chairlift span. It costs $20 for return trip and $15 for pensioners.
When we got to the top, We saw many Wallabies and peacocks up close!
It claims to be the world's longest single chairlift span. It costs $20 for return trip and $15 for pensioners.
This was a good bit of fun and you get good views over all of cataract gorge reserve and up and down the river. I’d recommend doing it only one way and take a walk back. It’s not far at all, there’s lots of options as far as waking goes. The chairlift is reasonably inexpensive for the novelty and views.
Great scenic chairlift over the gorge. Very smooth ride over but if you are afraid of heights this is probably not for you. Cost $15.00 one way or $20.00 return. I bought the return but did not use the chairlift back as the felt the walk back was mostly downhill and worth it to appreciate the scenery.