Discover Robigana: Mill Ruins, Art and Wine

Robigana offers several specific points of interest to help you plan your trip: the short Supply River Mill Walk to the ruins of a historic flour mill, a gallery featuring Tasmanian artists and craftspeople, and opportunities to explore Tasmanian wine. The type of accommodation is a separate consideration when choosing where to stay. River Walk offers self-contained bed-and-breakfast units; this is a different type of accommodation from a hotel. You can first base your search on your preferred type of accommodation, then decide whether a walk, art or wine best suits your plans.

Accommodation for your stay

River Walk is located at 118 Deviot Road in Robigana and offers quiet, self-contained bed-and-breakfast units right by the river. If you are specifically looking for a hotel, search for hotels in Robigana; River Walk is a bed-and-breakfast. This lets you decide on the type of accommodation you want before considering your other travel interests.

A short walk to a mill ruin

The short walk along the Supply River in Robigana leads to the ruins of an old flour mill. It was Tasmania’s first water-powered flour mill, built by Andrew Charlton in 1825. Its water-powered design points to the former use of water power to grind grain. This outing combines a specific walking route with a distinctive historic destination. The mill ruins give the walk a clear connection to the area’s history, making it appealing to travellers who want to pair a historic site with a short walk. Check local track conditions before setting out.

Art and wine in Robigana

The Artisan Gallery at 32 Deviot Road showcases Tasmanian artists and craftspeople. The Artisan Gallery and Wine Centre in Robigana offers another option: visitors can taste and buy award-winning Tasmanian wines from local boutique wineries such as Three Wishes, Hillwood and Barringwood Park. Art and wine offer different focuses for planning your visit. If you want to plan a tasting, check the current times and options in advance. This lets you tailor your visit to your preferred focus and plan the tasting accordingly.

Robigana on the Tamar River route

A route description updated on 23 December 2012 describes the C728 as a fully sealed road along the Tamar River and as providing access to several small fishing and tourist villages, including Robigana. Check current road conditions before driving. For your planning, these offer two different scales: the C728 takes in several villages along the river, while the Supply River Mill Walk leads to a specific historic destination in Robigana. This lets you choose between driving through the villages and taking a short walk to the mill ruins.

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