Could you be turned into a Winter Person?
- Jun 27, 2025
- 1 min read
Isabela Gonzalez from 9Travel bravely visited Tasmania during winter. She wrote about her visits to:
Pipers Brook
House of Arras
Fork it Farm
Callington Mill Distillery
Agrarian Kitchen
And of course the Cataract Gorge. Here's an excerpt from the article:
Sightseeing at Cataract Gorge
No trip to Launceston is truly complete without a trip to its beautiful Cataract Gorge Reserve, including a scenic chairlift ride across its beautiful landscape. The scenic chairlift is offering a special insight into life at the gorge across the winter season with their twilight rides.
You can sit back and watch the sun set over the gorge before it lights up with lanterns and fairy lights, bringing a bit of magic to the beautiful landscape.
The gorge really comes to life at dusk, I was lucky enough to see the peacocks who live there, run up to their tree to roost, as well as possums and Tasmanian pademelons waking up and starting their day.
You can read the full article here:
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The idea that Launceston's winter charm could actually turn someone into a "winter person" is pretty convincing, especially with the views from the Cataract Gorge chairlift when the air is crisp. There’s something peaceful about the Basin when it’s quiet and the winter light hits the cliffs. I actually found myself reading through these local Tasmanian tips while I was checking out crown slots on my phone earlier; the site was incredibly smooth and easy to navigate, which made it simple to browse this post while I was relaxing here in AU. It’s definitely making me rethink my usual preference for summer. Do you think the addition of more winter-focused events like the Dark Mofo-style festivities is what’s finally winning people…
Hey, thanks for sharing this post—honestly, I used to think winter trips were miserable until I actually tried a gorge chairlift ride on a crisp evening. Staying warm made all the difference for me, and I found some surprisingly cozy layers by checking Rainbow Shops reviews which helped me avoid a few bad purchases. It’s not fancy gear, but for everyday winter outings, those real customer experiences saved me from freezing on similar adventures. Hope you give the chairlift a go—just bundle up first.