Launceston Cataract Gorge & First Basin (Launceston) is ranked #4 out of 8 things to do in Tasmania. See pictures and our review of Launceston Cataract Gorge & First Basin (Launceston).

Looking for a bit of fresh air and greenery after exploring the Launceston CBD? Make tracks to the Cataract Gorge Reserve, located just a brisk 15-minute walk outside of the city centre. The Gorge ...

Tourism operators propose a $20 million system of glass gondolas that would travel above Cataract Gorge, but not everyone is happy about the plan.

The Launceston City Council has re-opened four walking tracks which were closed on Tuesday because of a bushfire.

Discover the ongoing debate over the Cataract Gorge's iconic chairlift upgrade, and how proposed changes may impact the cherished Tasmanian landmark.

Cataract Gorge has been recognised for its uniqueness and historic significance by being placed permanently on the Tasmanian Heritage Register. Emily Jarvie is a political journalist at The ...

South Esk River unstoppable force after flood event Flooding across Tasmania’s north and northwest has left destruction in its wake, but there was one river which left onlookers in awe. See the ...

After eight months and more than 1500 tonnes of bluestone removed, the Cataract Walk and Trevallyn Steps walking trails are open.

Cataract Gorge’s iconic Alexandra Suspension Bridge — renowned for Instagram snaps — has been restored to its former glory after extensive works.

It comes as thousands of Launceston locals and visitors alike took in extraordinary scenes at Cataract Gorge, as water rocketed into the Tamar so swiftly it splashed the faces of walkers in the ...