Waddamana, a small town in Tasmania's central highlands, offers a unique blend of arts, history, and lifestyle events. One of its prominent attractions is the Waddamana Power Station, which has been transformed into a fascinating hydro-electric museum. This historical site, dating back to 1916, provides a captivating look into Tasmania's industrial heritage, including the lives of the workers and families who lived in the village, and the broader impact of the station and the Great Lake Power Scheme on the entire Central Highlands region.
In addition to its rich historical offerings, Waddamana is part of the Highlands Power Trail, a self-guided driving trail that provides an insight into the rugged Central Highlands of Tasmania. This trail offers a unique experience for visitors interested in the region's power generation history.