Top 18 things to do and attractions in Mole Creek

Definitely worth a visit! Su gave us a fantastic tour, she was friendly, knowledgeable, and even showed us some fun tricks. She clearly knows a lot about the cave and the creatures living inside. The glowworms were absolutely magical, like stars twinkling in the night sky. It was so quiet and peaceful. The crystal formations were stunning,nature never ceases to amaze me!

I did the great cathedral and glow worms tour. The caves and glow worms were fascinating. The tour guide we had was really engaging. While I was warned of the stairs on this tour I think it’s very doable for most people. You only do a handful of stairs at a time before a break to look and learn. Definitely a must do while in the area.

Wow! Surreal being in the depths of the cave. Wonderful tour. We had a tour guide who sung in the cathedral part of the cave - i will never forget that experience. It was beautiful. Im not very fit, and thought this may be way out of my comfort zone, but it was definitely doable. Check out the tour times before you go, to avoid any long wait times

It was an amazing experience seeing the Caves, learning how they formed millions of years ago, the grandeur is indescribable. It is definitely a place you need to witness for yourself. I recommend taking the guided tour. John was an awesome guide

Amazing caves, definitely worth a visit, did a tour of Marakoopa Cave on the underground river and glow worms tour. Guide Renee was very knowledgeable. The formations were beautiful and the glow worms felt like a surreal experience. Highly recommend.

Great inexpensive activity, not far from Launceston. I loved learning about the caves history. Shannon very friendly and knowledgeable. We'll be back with our children, they'd love it!

I’ve been on quite a few cave tours and I would highly rate this one! (I did the Cathedral and Glow Worm tour.) Saw lots of glow worms, cave formations were fantastic, and there is a river running through the cave which adds an extra dimension. Tour was a good 50mins and our guide Sharon was fantastic. Do the 15 minute nature walk between the ticket office and the caves if you can - very pretty!

We went to Marakoopa Cave today. We love caves so we have been many caves around the world. We think Marakoopa really tops it! I think apart from it was very interesting and we could even see glow worms in the cave, Renae made our tour so special! She was very informative, friendly, funny and she was showing us everything with passion! Thank you so much

Great tour of Marakoopa cave. Stunning formations, very reasonable price ($19 per adult) and a big shout out to our guide Shane who was extremely knowledgeable, informative and hilarious. He is a real asset to this company.

As an ex cave tour guide myself, I was blown away by both the extremely competent staff and the incredible cave. Shannon ran her tour better than any I've seen, with excellent knowledge and passion. Angela was fantastic and kept the tour group entertained with her bright enthusiasm. A fellow cave enthusiast I met on tour, and myself, agreed this was our #1 favourite cave ever. I spoke with other staff as well and they were all incredibly friendly and took the time to thoroughly explore my questions. The glow worms are magical, and the cave boasts more decorations than I could elaborate on in a review. Do NOT skip this cave. Can't recommend it enough. Thanks so much to Marakoopa cave and staff!

Stunning! Can't believe the cave is in this great condition! The rangers are keeping the cave in this mint condition! Give them a call and book in advance! Put on more clothes! Is pretty cold inside!

This was the second cave tour our group did under the same company on the same day. The first being King Solomon Caves. It was absolutely stunning, made more so with the underground rivers. Our guide passed on a lot of knowledge and was entertaining as well. And if you're wondering, yes, we saw many glow worms. Would love to explore the third cave one day!

Beautiful caves, with an interesting history and unusual features. The guide was extremely knowledgeable about the caves and made the tour an unforgettable experience. A little bit cold inside haha

Absolutely stunning caves. Tour guide was awesome. Book tours in advance recommended. Gift shop and clean toilets before you go up to caves.

Absolutely fantastic cave, worth a visit! Stunning formations and Shane, the guide, was brilliant.

King Solomons Cave – A Hidden Gem Worth Every Cent! 🌟 We visited King Solomons Cave and were absolutely blown away by its beauty! For less than $20 per person, this tour was an incredible bargain. The cave itself is spectacular—filled with stunning formations and breathtaking natural architecture that left us in awe. Our tour guide was fantastic: knowledgeable, engaging, and clearly passionate about the cave’s history and geology. Every explanation was clear and well-paced, making the experience both educational and enjoyable. We lucked out with a small group—just five of us—which made the tour feel intimate and personalized. The whole experience lasted between 45 minutes to an hour, and every moment was worth it. If you're in the area, don’t miss this underground wonder. It’s a must-see for nature lovers, explorers, and anyone looking for a unique adventure at a great price!

King Solomon’s Cave is a must-visit in Tasmania! The cave formations are stunning, and the guides are the sweetest — so kind and patient. They even went out of their way to find a piece of cotton for my father when he felt cold, which was such a thoughtful gesture. Beautiful place, wonderful people — truly worth the stop! 💛

I really enjoyed the tour and our tour guide. We were a small group if 5, but you must book in advance to make sure you dont miss out. We ended up touring a second cave under the same company just after this one. It was 10mins away.

Absolutely fantastic cave tour and stunning caves. Great to see the dedication to preserving the caves and education about them. It would be amazing to see more education about the Australian Aboriginal history included in the tour education and the Aboriginal name of the land it is situated on to pay respects to our First Nations people. Really loved the passion of our guide he was excellent. This tour is suitable for low-high exercise levels and not too strenuous. There are some tight squeezes in regard to the width of the pathways so some dexterity and able to bend and manouvre is required. I would say some people with disabilities could certainly do the cave walk depending on their physical ability etc. It is not accessible for walking aides and wheelchairs however. Great tour, stunning. Thanks for a great experience in August 2024!

A truly remarkable experience. This cave was amazing and very reasonably priced. We had a small group and the guide was extremely knowledgeable and friendly. It’s 9 degrees inside this cave so don’t forget your jacket

There are three caves at Mole Creek open to view. The first one was Marakoopa Cave. This had some great stalactites and stalagmites. It also had resident glow worms. The best of the three was King Solomon's Cave. Absolutely packed with all sorts of formations. This Cave is an 11 min drive from the other 2. The third Cave started at the same spot as Cave one but veered off to the Cathedral. So you got to see the glow worms a second time. I did all 3 caves..

Love being able to get up close with our Tasmanian animals. Also love that this sanctuary cares for animals that can't got back out into the wild, or help them rehabilitate. I feel the sanctuary needs a bit of money spent on some areas that are getting a little tired. Its a wonderful spot and I hope they can get a grant to help.

Very fun day! I had a good experience here. Met many lovely animals. It was my first time to pat a little wombat and tassie devil so soft and cute. Recommend be there before 11 am for free interactive tours

I was very impressed with the staff and the overall experience. I also appreciate that they provide social services for the animals and am delighted by the care they provide. I especially admire how they ensure the animals' comfort is not compromised by visitors. The sessions led by experts, where one can learn about these species, are truly the highlight. Keep up the good work!

I had an incredible experience at Trowunna. I’m really appreciative of all the amazing work they do here. You can tell they really look after the animals and it makes me so happy that they are able to release healed wildlife back into the wild, and have breeding programs in place to boost numbers of these special species.

My partner and I had a wonderful experience at the sanctuary. Seeing the range of rescue animals and how well they were taken care of was great. We took advantage of one of the free guided tours and got up close to a wombat and Tassie devil. It was also great to have a wander to each of the enclosures and hand feed the kangaroos and birds in between. It was a great trip and recommend people to check it out.

Fantastic experience, very friendly and knowledgeable tour, where else do you get to pat a wombat AND a tassie devil. Well worth the trip, you can spend a couple of hours wandering around feeding the wildlife. Go for the beautiful song put out by the albino magpie!

What a brilliant place this is. A variety of wildlife for everyone to see, and the devil’s weren’t worried about coming out to say hi. There are lots of birds, kangaroos, wallabies and wombats. Brilliant work by staff and highly recommend you going in.

Beautiful cave with crystal water enter through 2nd entry for easier walk. Also a splendid spot for camping Its free, clean, lots of camp fire spot , a lil stream of water flowing close by. And a fun cow sitcom brewing at neighbour’s field. It was definitely amusing to me There is also a convenient lil toilet

A beautiful place to camp, basic facilities but an amazing cave system to explore so bring a good torch and shoes to wear in the water. The walk to the waterfalls just 2k up the road is also a must do.

Great spot to camp. Protected from strong westerly winds by the hills. Creek running past. Long drop loos and a couple of wild caves to take a look at. Close to Mole Creek for supplies.

Tasmania is a fascinating place and there are several cave systems. This one is an old find and has some history to it.

Loved The short walk to see the falls The easy access to the cave Toilet facility's Vehicle access & Most importantly..... "Drum roll if you will" The spectacular cave's. Most certain the walls and roof of the cave are bluestone, which once use to have a limestone core. The limestone forever wearing down. Each and every year errosion creates new passages and tunnels as the icy mountain water to continues to flow. Inside this wonder, deep within turning ofthe light reveals a different world. "wish I had a proper camera".

Part of the National Parks, it is well organized and presented. The tour guide was great. Plenty of amenities.

Small cave with nice formations. Our guide was excellent. There's also a lovely rainforest walk above ground.

Such a great experience trying all of the varieties of flower blossom honey flavours along with nut, chocolate, fruit, spice/chili, pollen/royal jelly augmented varieties and taking home bottles of my favourite flavours. Plenty of high quality local bee/honey themed products along with delicious non alcoholic meads, skincare/beauty products, bees wax candles and of course the decadent honey ice-creams!

We were in Tas from interstate and of course had to visit a honey farm. There were about 35 or so varieties of honey to sample. The gift shop is also quite large with sooooo many attractive and unique items to purchase. I bought myself a vase and salt and pepper shakers. The ice cream i tried was also very tasty. Of course items in the shop vary in price, but no one is forcing you to buy. Toilets onsite which is very handy.

Melita Honey Farm is a delightful spot to explore and buy various types of honey. The staff are exceptionally friendly, making the visit even more enjoyable. I particularly liked the lemon lime honey, which had a unique and refreshing taste. Visitors have the opportunity to try different honey varieties before making a purchase, which is a nice touch. There is convenient street parking available, along with a few parking lots beside the shop. I also bought some Manuka honey for myself. Overall, Melita Honey Farm is a charming place with a great selection of honey and excellent customer service.

Malita Honey Farm is the perfect example of how one beautiful theme can be brought to life in every detail. From the moment you step in, you can feel the love and creativity poured into the place. It’s not just a shop — it’s an experience! 🍯 They’ve got everything from delicious honey tastings infused with unique flavours to skincare, home décor, and an incredible info deck that teaches you so much about bees and honey. Every corner feels thoughtfully curated and full of charm. Truly a place where passion meets creativity — a sweet stop that shouldn’t be missed in Tasmania! 💛🐝

I suspect this honey is no longer pure. I recently bought a new bottle of Leatherwood honey and compared it with the one I purchased back in 2020. The older bottle clearly stated “100% pure honey” on the label, but this new one doesn’t. Visually, the texture has changed — it’s become slightly solid and lighter in color, which makes me wonder if the formula or quality has changed. I’ve attached a photos. The bottle on the left was purchased around 2020, and the one on the right in 2025.

Absolutely need to pop in and check this wonderful shop and area out. We enjoyed going out of our way to enjoy the honey and many different products Melita Honey had to offer. The location and shop is entertaining for kids, fun enjoyable and entertaining for all ages. Pop in and find skim care products and soo much more

Love browsing this shop whenever I am in the area. Always get an ice-cream. Yum. Chilli honey taste testings available.🌶️🥵

Not far from the highway and a nice walk to the cliffs with moderate well marked track. Some information signs along the way telling you about the history of the area. Sight at the end of the track well worth the visit. Beautiful gorge with interesting geology.

A moderate walk ,level 3 for about 2km Mostly flat areas with so.e steps. This is aboriginal women's area and you can feel the presence. Several seats are available to stop and take in the view. The Cliffs were amazing, photos don't do it justice. No toilet facilities ,take your own water. A lovely surprise, at the lookout.

Beautiful scenic walk located right near Mole Creek. It is listed as flat, which is not true, so not recommended for the elderly but otherwise a great walk & the lookout at the end is amazing!

Great walk through forest track to a stunning view of the Alum Cliffs above the Mersey River. Relatively easy 50 minute walk, which included taking photos. We saw a number of Potaroos in the forest.

The destination is 1 minute before where google maps will lead you to.... Google maps will lead you to a private owned path. It's pretty easy to spot, if you follow google maps the destination should be on your right. Took me less than 15 minutes to get to the viewing point, and the view is spectacular. It's an easy walk with lots of informative signs along the way 🎈 大概 15 分鐘就能看到漂亮的風景了！步道也很容易走。

Parking is around 1 km away. It's an uphill and downhill walk, but with paved tracks and some historic boards on the way. The end of the walk is the best part as you see in the photos... Visit Melita honey on the way to see the best honey around.. #Chudley# walking trails# walking track

Breathtaking lookout and definately worth the trip out. Round trip was about 45 minutes. The track felt very safe and was well maintained. The air was just so fresh! Very few other hikers.

You can’t come through Mole Creek and not stop here. The Leatherwood and Golden Bee honey is the best. The shop is on the factory floor and staff are great. You can taste before you buy. Anyone touring or passing through to hike Walls of Jerusalem or Arm River Track should pull in and try some high quality Tassie produce.

Need good honey 🍯 -Plus Plus - Friendly owner great taste - & prices - Make sure you stop at Mole Creek - Thanks guys for experience ✅✅

Taste is strong, balanced honey. Unsure about " flower", as I don't eat flowers...appears genuine SME in country town, worth supporting.

Best and only place fir honey 🍯

We have had honey from our own property many times over the years, from salvation Jayne in SA, to Manuka in NZ and currently a thick dark honey from wild caught swarms in Victoria. I have "sugar bag bees" at my block in the NT, to help preserve the native bee. Hence, the visit to the honey shop. Today we met with a lovely lady who told us about her Tassie honey, and the Leatherwood was absolutely delicious. As a honey LOVER, I plan to buy this particular one again when I am back on the mainland.... It is a must for the honey lover.

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Nice little walk, definitely doesn’t take 2 hours return. We did it in an 1hr15m and that included a stop at the falls and some time to observe the cute echidna foraging in a tree stump! Did manage to spot a small tiger snake as well. There are markers are the start of the trail so we didn’t have any navigation issues.

If you are looking for a nice short hike Westmorland Falls has you covered. Family friendly, with multiple things to see for all ages along the way. The walk itself is 4ks round trip. The track is moderately flat 80% with some small sections of ups and downs. Along the way you'll cross over multiple bridges, boarded walk-ways and stone climbing steps. I took in all the walk had to offer at a relatively slow pace and was at the falls in 40mins, spending 30mins there I was back within 2hrs easily. There was one or two places the track can get muddy if it's rained recently. PROS: - Easy track - Family friendly for all ages - Multiple bridges and boardwalks - Gorgeous falls with recent rain - Sound of running water for 50% of the track 🤗 CONS - 600m before the main carpark the track gets a little rough, I wasn't in a 4wd so parked there and walked the 600m. If you do the same its the hardest part of the walk don't give up, - No pets allowed, - No toilet at carpark

Westmorland falls are just past Chudleigh. I love the directions - Caveside road into Wet Caves road. Turn left when you reach Honeycomb caves. What a beautiful 2 hour return walk, albeit a little muddy. But the mud was worth it - the falls are magnificent. But the special find was the incredible amount of fossils in the rocks below the waterfall. The tree ferns are enormous and so amazingly beautiful. We had this beautiful, amazing, spectacular place all to ourselves. The falls are in Mole Creek Karst National Park. A National Parks pass is required to enter. This is cave territory, too. Mole creek caves are not far away and are guided walks. Honeycomb caves are for experienced cavers only, so we decided that it wasn’t for us. In Tasmania, you do not need to put yourself at risk. There are so many other things you can see and do that you don’t need to. Waterfalls are a classic example. Why would you risk your life at a difficult falls to walk around when there’s waterfalls like this one that are a grade 2 walk. Plus, there are dozens of them. I hope you enjoy this video. It is one of the most beautiful falls I have seen. YouTube @jabindajoey like & subscribe to follow our adventures around Oz

Short 1 hour walk after half km of unpaved road. Beautiful trail with waterfalls at the end. Beware of leaches and be prepared especially when it's wet.... There are trail markers for direction. Can be slippery often..

Loved the walk to the Westmorland Falls. Lots of big trees and tree ferns, the 2 hours return walk was a good workout, but not too strenuous. There are quite a few steps and the track is well marked out. We saw two pademelons on the way. Bring good walking shoes!

A short walk through myrtle rainforest to a modest waterfall. It was quick flowing with 7 days straight of rain and melting snow when we visited. The walk up to the waterfall was relatively easy, but the return was tricker because the third of the track nearest the waterfall was incredibly slippery with mud. Wear good boots and gaiters, or pants that you don’t mind getting muddy. It’s not as well maintained as other tracks nearby like Alum Cliffs, but it’s easy to follow. It took us an hour and a half return including time spent at the waterfall.

This is an easy 2 hour return walk to a great waterfall. The track is natural but easy to follow. Wear hiking boots or old sneakers that you don't mind getting muddy. There is a short stretch of boggy dirt road before the carpark that might be risky for 2WDs if it's wet.

Wonderful host with a wealth of knowledge about the local flora. The gardens are unique and serene. Lots of young seedlings available from the nursery. Scattering of lovely fungi along the garden beds and beautiful autumn leaves when we were there

Plants arrived in great shape carefully packaged and postage to Victoria was extremely fast. Will buy again from Wychwood when I can make space for more plants !

One of the most magical gardens I have ever been in, it was suggested by my hosts at Old Wesleydale Cottage I come here. It just blew me away. Looking around any corner, it took me back to my childhood & if anyone decides to visit will be mesmerized. I am planning a next trip back in Spring

Beautiful gardens, really interesting and friendly owners who went out of their way to show us around. Great vege and fruit gardens, trees, riverside walk. Idyllic and peaceful. They sell plants too! Thank you!

Beautiful gardens with friendly knowledgeable hosts. Can't wait to return again in autumn.

We visited these beautiful Gardens on a lovely November day. We enjoyed the Gardens immensely, the plants for sale & little odds & ends on display, also very much appreciated the warm welcome & enjoyable hospitality of these lovely people. Thanks you & may you enjoy your every day doing your favourite things.

Had an enjoyable hour or so strolling around this beautiful garden lots of bird life to add to the experience and friendly helpful owners to answer our questions. We look forward to visiting again in spring.

Picked the most perfect Winters day for a trip.

Was a beautiful spot to camp. Beautiful lake and a quiet and relaxing atmosphere.

Great place to camp and great views

Is the campsites going to be flooded?? Due to work for lake rowallan??

Great place to bring the family for a camp or boating adventure.

Nice place very peace use kayak

Love this place.

Fantastic experience So interesting We got to see so many Tasmanian devils feeding and fighting Lol There was wombats, kangaroos, we could feed eagles,owls Well worth it

Brilliant tour and talk. Could have spent all day there!

It’s good

Pretty cool devil

(Translated by Google) This is the entrance to the park. But it's a big statue. (Original) 公園の入り口です。 ただ、大きな像です。

The big sculpture is cool but the wildlife sanctuary is worth visiting! Lots of Tasmanian devils and Quolls to see.

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