St Patricks Head State Reserve

St Patricks Head State Reserve, located on Tasmania's East Coast near St Helens, is a tranquil natural area renowned for its diverse landscapes and significant Aboriginal heritage. The reserve features a variety of terrains, including dry eucalypt forests, heathlands, and wetlands, providing habitats for numerous native species. Visitors can enjoy walking trails that meander through these varied environments, offering opportunities for birdwatching and appreciating the rich flora. The area holds cultural significance, with evidence of Aboriginal occupation, including middens and artefact scatters, reflecting its importance as a resource-rich landscape. The reserve is accessible via St Patricks Head Road, with parking facilities available for visitors. While there are no designated picnic areas or barbecues, the natural setting provides ample space for picnicking. Dogs are not permitted off-leash to protect wildlife and maintain the area's natural integrity. Entry to the reserve is free, allowing visitors to explore and appreciate its natural and cultural values at their leisure.