Waterfalls, wildlife and wilderness surround the Tasmanian town of Maydena, in the Australian island's forested Derwent Valley. Most Maydena hotels in this small village of 245 people are private cabins or self-catering cottages. This village is just 80kms south of Hobart and a 10-minute drive from Junee Cave. This cave is just one in a large network of 295 caves with an estimated total length of 30kms. The Junee Cave is the safest one to explore. The eucalyptus regnans which grow in the appropriately named Big Tree Reserve are not only the world's tallest flowering plants, but some of the world's oldest trees. Some of the Styx Forest's towering hardwood trees are over 400 years old. Veteran hikers will enjoy trekking through the South West National Park's rugged landscape of temperate rainforests and towering mountains. However, one of the easiest and most unique ways to explore the ‘rooftop of Tasmania’ is by operating pedal-powered rail track riders along the town's old railway track. These rail track riders are just one of many attractions in this adventure hub.

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