Fingal, established in 1827 as a convict station, is nestled in the heart of Tasmania's Fingal Valley. Surrounded by the towering Stacks Bluff and the Eastern Tiers, this charming town boasts a rich heritage and vibrant rural traditions. Visitors can explore well-preserved 19th-century architecture, including the Holder Brothers Store from 1859 and the original Presbyterian church, now the Uniting Church. The Evercreech Forest Reserve, home to the world's tallest white gum trees, offers scenic beauty, while the annual Fingal Valley Festival celebrates local culture with events like the World Coal Shovelling Championships.
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