Miena Village

21/10/2026

To celebrate the arrival of the new Spirit, Miena Village have reduced all our room rates by 25% for the 25-26 Summer season.

Settle into an award-winning guest room. Come in to the Great Lake Hotel for a hearty meal, a wide selection of Tasmanian wines and spirits, and a warm welcome by the log fire.

The Great Lake General Store is well-stocked with coffee, take-away food, groceries and fuel. You’ll be rested and ready to explore, or relax in the pristine natural wonderland of Tasmania’s Central Highlands and Lake District.

Come in, book your stay!

14/09/2026

16/06/2026

Excellent news and fantastic for our regional west coast neighbours.

13/06/2026

Another Dark M**o expression in the central Highlands

Dark M**o is officially underway.

And when you need a breather from the city, the best escape is an hour up the road.

The drive to Bothwell is one of Tasmania's great winter road trips: frosty paddocks, mist on the hills, and 60 minutes later, you're rolling into one of the prettiest highland villages in the state. Wander, stretch the legs, then settle in at Clyde Mill for a long lunch by the fire, a distillery tour, or a quiet wh**ky while the Clyde rolls past.

Our kitchen is open every day throughout the festival. No bookings needed to drop in, though lunch tables are worth locking in.

Come for the drive. Stay for the pour.
Clyde Mill Distillery + Kitchen, 254 Nant Lane, Bothwell

Open daily
https://clydemill.com.au/

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11/06/2026

Dark M**o hits the Central Highlands. Doing our best to paint the town (Miena) red.

09/06/2026

Good evening. Below is a shared post from a person promoting national gems to be discovered by adventure seekers. We are not sure why they used AI for the photo, but the more important point is that nationally the Walls of Jerusalem National Park and walk is being recognized. We shared it to show the reach our region has in the Nation. Those wishing to come would research the area and perhaps also discover the other wonderful natural assets we have. To those that have had their evening ruined by us doing this we are truely sorry. Perhaps forward the original page a photo of the walk so that he can use it next time.

The Walls of Jerusalem National Park in the central highlands of Tasmania protects one of the finest concentrations of ancient pencil pine forest in the world, with trees growing in a landscape shaped entirely by glaciation in settings of extraordinary alpine beauty.

The walk to the Walls of Jerusalem is 16 kilometres return from the car park with 600 metres of elevation gain.

Those who overnight in the park and spend two days walking the lake circuit describe it as the finest alpine wilderness camping experience available in Tasmania.

25/05/2026