moderate
2–3 hours
Moderate physical activity, comfortable walking and standing involved
Join a hands-on mushroom cultivation workshop in Tasmania’s Tunnel Hill Mushrooms. Learn, taste, and create your own mushroom log in this immersive experience combining history, sustainability, and gourmet cooking.
All Ages • Up to 4 hours • Witness the fascinating process of producing mushrooms
Experience the Tasmanian Railway Mushroom Tour, where history meets gastronomy. Discover the art of mushroom cultivation in a repurposed railway tunnel, enjoy gourmet tastings, and learn to harvest and prepare mushrooms. This immersive journey includes unique insights, delicious local flavors, and the chance to create your own mushroom log to take home.
Up to 4 hours
Embark on a unique journey with our Tasmanian Railway Mushroom Tour, where history and gastronomy seamlessly converge. Explore the fascinating transformation of an old Tasmanian railway into a thriving hub for growing gourmet mushrooms. This immersive experience offers a comprehensive overview of the intricate processes involved in cultivating these culinary delights, intertwining the past and present with the historical significance of the repurposed site.
As you navigate the well-preserved railway, knowledgeable guides will unveil the secrets of mushroom cultivation, providing insights into the art and science behind this fascinating industry. Witness firsthand the innovative methods employed to nurture and harvest gourmet mushrooms in this unexpected and historic setting.
Tea, Coffee, Water, Gourmet Mushroom Pie, Shiitake Vodka Warm drink and of course lots of Mushroom Tastings Take home a Mushroom Log!
Dress in layered, casual clothing suitable for outdoor conditions and workshop activities.
Use it to carry home your mushroom log or any product you pick during the harvest.
The tunnel can be cool and humid; bring a light jacket or scarf.
Getting there a bit ahead of your start time ensures a relaxed and thorough tour experience.
The railway tunnel was repurposed from an old transportation route, playing a key role in Tasmania's industrial past, now transformed into a space for sustainable farming.
The farm emphasizes eco-friendly practices, like composting and minimal chemical use, to preserve Tasmania’s delicate ecosystems.
Suitable for outdoor walking and workshop activities.
Be prepared for possible weather changes, especially in the tunnel outdoor areas.
spring,winter,fall specific
Ideal for jotting down notes during the workshop and tasting event.
Stay hydrated during your visit in Tasmania’s varied climate.