Heritage of Strahan Queenstown West Coast in Australia

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   In the West Coast’s mountains and Wilderness World Heritage Area in Australia, you will see millions of years captured in ancient rocks and in the towns, feel the spirit of men and women who carved a boom-and-bust living from the mountains, forests and seas. In towns and villages you’ll feel the spirit of the convict and mining history that is so rich in this area. See trees up to 2,000 years old and discover how modern piners conserve the Huon pine. Most of the forest you see has never been inhabited by man, a true wilderness experience. Strahan is a sleepy fishing village set on the banks of the magnificent Macquarie Harbour. Strahan has risen to become one of Australia’s tourism hotspots. In the jaunty old streets, you will feel the west coast’s rich mining heritage. Situated 300km west of Hobart, around 4hrs drive, the town also features the West Coast Wilderness Railway and a variety of restaurants and bistros.

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