Pedder Wilderness Lodge, Strathgordon

Pedder Wilderness Lodge is located within the Southwest National Park, part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. The park covers 6,182.67 square kilometers, showcasing unspoiled landscapes and diverse ecosystems. Visitors can enjoy scenic drives as the lodge is situated 156 kilometers from Hobart, approximately 2.5 hours by car.

The lodge offers various accommodation options including Pedder Wing Lakeview rooms, self-contained apartments, and the newly revealed Gordon Suite. Lakeview rooms provide stunning sights of Lake Pedder and the surrounding ranges. Each room type ensures a blend of privacy and comfort, accommodating families and groups alike.

Twelvetrees Bar & Restaurant serves a range of meals, highlighting local produce and diverse dietary choices. Guests can enjoy splendid views while dining, overlooking Lake Pedder and the Twelvetrees Range. An extensive selection of Tasmanian beverages, including whisky and wine, enhances the dining experience.

The hotel is well-positioned for adventure enthusiasts with easy access to bushwalking trails and kayaking on Lake Pedder. Guided tours, including the largest commercial abseil in the world at Gordon Dam, are available for guests. Fishing opportunities abound in the lakes, with the chance of catching brown and rainbow trout.

Wellness facilities at the lodge include a 30-meter heated swimming pool and fitness equipment, promoting relaxation and physical health. The natural surroundings provide a calming backdrop for outdoor activities. Indoor spaces cater to leisure and recreational needs.

Location: Southwest National Park, Tasmanian World Heritage Area

Rooms: Self-contained apartments and Gordon Suite

Dining: Twelvetrees Bar & Restaurant

Activities: Kayaking and bushwalking trails

Wellness: 30-meter heated swimming pool