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Experience art and music at Queenstown and Lynchford Stations, bridged by a sonic journey through the hidden forest.

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Join us on Saturday 3 October for a one of a kind evening journey with the West Coast Wilderness Railway that brings experimental art to one of the most remote places on earth.

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A railway track passing through a lush, dark green forest, curving gently to the left between steep, tree-lined embankments. Photography by Ollie Khedun.

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Celebrate under a dark sky before our clocks roll forward

A program of free music welcomes you to the warmth of Queenstown Station. Ticket holders are transported to Lynchford, a rail station perched between the Queen River and the ancient Gondwana rainforest.

Meanwhile the serenading continues in Queenstown until the Train returns for one final collective sonic collision.

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Railway tracks extending straight into a very dark, dense forest. The lower half of the image and the foreground tracks are heavily obscured by thick, glowing white mist or smoke, while a faint opening of natural light is visible at the end of the trees.

Your trip west

The remote West Coast of Lutruwita/Tasmania is reached by a stunning wilderness drive via the Lyell or Murchison Highways. Allow at least four hours to drive to the region from Launceston or Nipaluna/Hobart.

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Silhouettes of two people on the back of a train looking out at tracks receding into a dense, dark forest.

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The Unconformity acknowledges the Palawa people as the original and traditional custodians of Lutruwita/Tasmania. We commit to working respectfully to honour their ongoing cultural and spiritual connections to this land.