Things to Do Near Green Gables B&B | Huon Valley Tasmania

Things to Do Near Green Gables B&B | Huon Valley, Tasmania

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Charming Cafes & Eateries in Cygnet

Just minutes from Green Gables B&B, the town of Cygnet is alive with foodie spots and plenty of local character.

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

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

Tasmania’s best cool-climate wines

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

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Cider Houses of the Huon Valley

Pagan Cider - boutique blends and 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 and Taphouses

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

Nature Walks & Lookouts Nearby

The Huon Valley and surrounding area offer some of southern Tasmania's most rewarding walking. Close to Green Gables 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 with sweeping views across the valley. The Waterfall Bay Trail on the Tasman Peninsula is a short drive for something more dramatic. Closer to home, the Channel Highway corridor offers easy riverside and orchard country walks through every season. Ask Bee for her personal recommendations — including where to find the best wild blackberries in summer.