Whyte River Track

Corinna, located in northwestern Tasmania, offers a true wilderness experience for nature enthusiasts.

The main attraction that visitors seek in Corinna is the Whyte River Track. This 3.5km loop trail takes visitors through the forest and along the river to a landing great for fishing or having a quiet picnic. The trail passes through beautiful rainforest to the banks of the Whyte River. It's recommended to wear appropriate footwear as the hike is quite uneven.

Visitors to Corinna can also enjoy water activities such as kayaking and canoeing. Kayaks and canoes can be rented from Corinna's available fleet, and there are a wide range of different kayak trails to choose from, ranging anywhere from 2-5 hours return. Pieman, Savage, and Whyte Rivers, as well as a number of creeks, can be explored. Jetboat rides or a combination of kayaking and jetboat riding are also available.

Corinna is home to a variety of wildlife and flora. The region is also known for its over 400 plant species, many of which are quite rare. Notable plant species include Huon pine, leatherwood, sassafras, king billy pine, myrtle beach, pencil pine, soft tree fern, and slender tree fern.

The best time to visit Corinna is during summer (December - February) when temperatures are mild and rainfall is low. To get to Corinna from Launceston, the nearest major city, take A10 west