Activities
The Southwest of Tasmania is saturated with raw, inspiring natural beauty making it an ideal setting for adventure enthusiasts, creative souls and individuals searching for a weekend away. Whether you are looking to capture photos, relax with a glass of wine, indulge in local cuisine or bush-walk through calming forests, Pedder Wilderness Lodge is the location for you.
On site activities include, but are not limited to: hiking, fishing, kayaking, photography, reading, and bird watching. We are also in close proximity to the historic Gordon Dam, which offers the largest commercial abseil in the world (courtesy of Aardvark Adventures), scenic guided kayak tours with TassieBound; a short drive to Ted’s beach and many nearby bushwalking trails that weave through the untouched Southwest National Park/ World Heritage Area.
Bushwalks and Hiking
The rugged Southwest has been described as home to some of the most unique, gnarly, remote bushwalking in all of Australia.
The rugged Southwest has been described as home to some of the most unique, gnarly, remote bushwalking in all of Australia. As a part of the Wilderness World Heritage Area, the National Park offers pristine coastlines, forests, rivers, lakes, and mountains. In particular, in coordinating the logistics of your hikes out of Pedder Wilderness Lodge; Mt Eliza, Mt Wedge, The Sentinels and Scotts Peak entry points, can all be conveniently accessed by a short drive and a quality effort.
Kayaking
There is no better way of accessing the dozens of islands, plentiful quartzite beaches; all while appreciating the magnificent Frankland Mountain Range, than by kayak.
There is no better way of accessing the dozens of islands, plentiful quartzite beaches; all while appreciating the magnificent Frankland Mountain Range, than by kayak. This is a premium opportunity for amateurs, enthusiasts or entire families to get out on the water and enjoy a brilliant morning or afternoon. Immerse yourself in the pristine environment of Lake Pedder and Lake Gordon waterways.
Fishing
Lake Pedder, known for its Brown Trout is one of Tasmania's top lakes to catch the prize fish.
Lake Pedder, known for its Brown Trout is one of Tasmania's top lakes to catch the prize fish. There are many proven methods of success on Lake with anglers coming from far and wide. Lake Pedder has several MAST certified boat ramps and lake access including Scotts Peak, Edgar Dam, Mcpartlan Pass, Teds Beach and Pedder Wilderness Lodge at Strathgordon.
Photography
Ancient mountains, endless reflections, Pink Quartzite beaches, the photo opportunities never end in the Southwest National Park.
Ancient mountains, endless reflections, Pink Quartzite beaches, the photo opportunities never end in the Southwest National Park.
Aurora Watching
Pedder Wilderness Lodge is one of the best places in the world to view the aurora australis.
Pedder Wilderness Lodge is one of the best places in the world to view the aurora australis, as the hotel looks directly south across Lake Pedder and the mountains beyond. This outlook makes for incredible photography opportunities, which capture the full colour and majesty of the aurora australis, while occasionally the aurora is visible to the naked eye during strong events.
Recreational Center
Our indoor, workout facilities include a 30-meter, heated swimming pool, badminton court, Ping-Pong table, fitness equipment and change rooms.
Our indoor, workout facilities include a 30-meter, heated swimming pool, badminton court, Ping-Pong table, fitness equipment and change rooms.