Gallery
The Wall in the Wilderness
Derwent Bridge, Tasmania
A 100 m hand-carved Huon pine wall telling the story of the highlands, in a gallery at Derwent Bridge.
- Price
- Entry fee, check current price
- Booking
- No need to book
- Time to allow
- 75 min
Sculptor Greg Duncan has been carving a huge wall of Huon pine panels here for years, showing the people and work of the Central Highlands. You walk along it in a purpose-built gallery, and photos aren't allowed. A cafe on site serves soup and tea by a wood fire.
Good to know
- There's an entry fee, check the current price and hours before you drive out
- Closed some public holidays and for a break in August
- Allow an hour with the cafe
- Best time
- Cold or wet days
- Open
- Open most days, closed Christmas Day and Good Friday
- Getting there
- Lyell Highway, sealed car park
- Vehicles
- Campervans fine
- Dogs
- No dogs
Facilities
- Toilets
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