Scholars House also has a disabled-friendly suite and family rooms. The old school yard still features the water bubbler and mural. Children (young and old) are free to use the footballs and soccer balls on the grassed area that was once the school oval, or play a game of quoits, boules or table-tennis. For the more energetic, Tarraleah has a gymnasium and squash court.

For self-catering, The Highland Store stocks essential supplies plus fresh produce and gourmet treats. There are also barbeque facilities on the estate. For those who love to dine out, Tarraleah offers three great dining options. Tease & tantalise your taste buds at the licensed Teez Cafe & Lookout, offering big breakfasts, lunches, morning and afternoon tea. Enjoy fresh mountain air and sensational views as you dine on the balcony, or relax by the central wood fire with an espresso coffee, Tasmanian beer or glass of fine local wine.

For an exceptional gourmet experience, dine in Wildside Restaurant. The 4-course evening meal features fresh island produce presented with passion and flair by resident chef Will Godman, and an impressive selection of 300 local and international wines.

Other pleasures at Tarraleah include an evening wildlife tour, Highland Cattle feeding, walking the temperate rainforest waterfall track, and bird watching, with over 80 bird species in the region. Adventure Tarraleah offers endless activities, equipment hire, guides and tours. Fishing licenses, flies, lures, clothing and accessories are all available at the Loomis Pro-tackle Fishing Store. Enjoy trout fishing, boating, lake kayaking, golf on Tasmania's highest course, down hill mountain-biking, bush walking or one of the many 4WD adventure tours.

Tarraleah - 'Walk on the wild side'.