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Mount Roland is an icon on the horizon from many parts of the “northern forage” region of Tasmania. It stands like a castle wall to the lofty central highlands and western tiers. The clear sky view seldom fails to impress and becomes a feeling of “home” for many that live across the Kentish and Central Coast areas especially as they travel east along the Bass Hwy, but it is truly majestic when you get on to the more rural roads off the Highway and head south towards Sheffield or Wilmot.
Mount Roland is an icon on the horizon from many parts of the “northern forage” region of Tasmania. It stands like a castle wall to the lofty central highlands and western tiers. The clear sky view seldom fails to impress and becomes a feeling of “home” for many that live across the Kentish and Central Coast areas especially as they travel east along the Bass Hwy, but it is truly majestic when you get on to the more rural roads off the Highway and head south towards Sheffield or Wilmot.