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The town is a must if you are into the history of the timber industry or love being in a rain forrest with a river on it's doorstep. The town takes you back in time and there are walk/hikes for everyone. The pub does great meals and the hosts are fun and freindly.

Corinna was everything we had heard it was. The cottage we had was large and very well furnished. Parking was right outside our place. It was just a short walk to the restaurant where we enjoyed the evening meals. It was also a short stroll to the ferry (to get to Corinna from the South) and the boat for the Piemen River Cruise which we did on Boxing Day in amazing weather. The fact, which we were aware of, that there is no telephone, radio, tv, or wifi reception was hard to start with - but soon got used to it. Finished up playing some of the board games we found in our cottage. It was very hot (39c on one day according to the ranger- the hottest anyone could remember) and dry where when we were there (Dec 2022) but we knew it would have been a very different experience had it been the more usual weather - wet and cold. How the early discoverers and settlers managed is hard to imagine. Be aware though that bookings for Corinna have to be made a long time in advance and I can see why it is so popular for those who want to get away from it all and experience the wilderness.

The Pieman Rr Cruise experience on the historic vessel Arcadia and together with the shorter trip to Lovers Falls and commentary were great There are nearby walks thru pristine old growth forests that are suitable for all age groups

Corinna is just the wilderness village at the heart of the Tarkine. It's a remote wilderness getaway. Busk walking, kayaking and the river cruises, plus board games in the rooms sums up activities available.. Its about nature, fresh air and escaping the hustle and bustle.. No phone reception, no shops and no TV. Breathe in nature and relax. If you plan to self cater- make sure bring your food along- no shops nearby. Unfortunately the restaurant was also closed during our stay in the off-season.