Map of Tahune Forest Reserve
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Tahune Forest Reserve Information
Take the Arve Road Forest Drive (C 631) beyond Geeveston for 30 km to reach the Tahune picnic and barbecue area on the banks of the Huon River. From here you can walk the banks of the Huon River past Huon pine trees at various stages of growth - some are more than 500 years old. The Tahune Airwalk, with its walkway through the forest canopy of King Billy pine, sassafras, myrtle and Celery top is across the road. From here you can also join a guided rafting tour which takes you on the Picton River and then through easy rapids and quiet reaches to the Huon River.
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