Scenic Lookout

Strahan is a remote town in Tasmania known for its unique features and exciting activities.

One of the must-visit places in Strahan is the Scenic Lookout, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the town and its surroundings. Located on a hill, the lookout provides a 180-degree view that is perfect for photography or simply enjoying the stunning scenery. It can be accessed by car or on foot, and sunset visits are particularly recommended for the beautiful colors in the sky.

In addition to the Scenic Lookout, Strahan has other places of interest such as the Strahan Historic Foreshore Walk, Entrance Island Lighthouse, Bonnet Island Lighthouse, Heritage Landing, Strahan War Memorial, and Strahan Cemetery. These sites can be explored by taking a walk or a heritage train ride.

The best time to visit the Scenic Lookout in Strahan is during the summer months of December to February when the weather is warm and dry, and the waterways are calm. To get to the Scenic Lookout in Strahan, visitors can drive from Hobart, which is a 4.5-hour drive (300km) away, or from Devonport, which is a 3-hour drive (226km) away. Alternatively, they can board the West Coast Wilderness Railway at Regatta Point Station for a heritage train ride through the rainforest, experiencing the rugged terrain and stunning landscapes along the way.