ULVERSTONE - TASMANIA - 7315


Inside the Ulverstone Historic Museum.
Population: 15,000
Elevation: 10m
Latitude: -41.0947
Longitude: 146.1015
Location: 300km north west of Hobart
Highway: Bass Hwy 
Nearest Major Town: Hobart
Nearest Airport: Devonport
Touring Area: North West

The Leven River runs through the town.

On the banks of the Leven River amongst breathtaking scenery is the township of Ulverstone.
It offers proudly maintained memorial parks, parklands and picnic areas to be enjoyed while the outskirts are a wonderland to explore.
The memorial clock dominates the city centre and the visitor centre is nearby.
Visit the park on the foreshore where there is a giant sculpture of a globe of the world.

The hub of a rich farming area, Ulverstone's location on the Leven River has significantly influenced the leisure pursuits of its residents and visitors. Fishing is good in the river and estuary and a number of BBQ and picnic spots have been developed along the river banks. In addition, Ulverstone has some of the state's finest beaches, with an emphasis on sailing, powerboating, surfing and swimming.
There is a major shopping and commerce centre, several motels and caravan parks, and other accommodation.

What to see and Do:
View the panorama from the West Ulverstone lookout, see the War Memorial, which dominates the town centre, and the Merv Wright Memorial Fountain, take a trip to Jean Brook Forestry Park and Leven Canyon (36km), Cradle Mountain (day trip) or Gunns Plains Caves (23km).


  • Ulverstone History Museum
  • Gunns Plains & Caves
  • Leven Canyon

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    INFORMATION CENTRE:
    Ulverstone Visitor Information Centre
    13 Alexandra Rd. Ulverstone. TAS 7315
    Ph: 03 6425 2839

    HOW TO GET THERE:
  • By car along the Bass Hwy. west of Devonport
  • Domestic Airport at Devonport 25km east.
  • Coach
    Coach Operators
    Redline: Ph: 1300 360 000
    Greyhound Pioneer: 132 030


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