The Glenorchy City Council Treasure Trail is your guide to exploring the city's world of second-hand
Discover hidden gems, save money, and support a more sustainable, circular economy.
Discover Glenorchy’s Hidden Treasures
Whether you’re a seasoned op shopper or trying second-hand shopping for the first time, the Glenorchy City Council Treasure Trail is the perfect way to explore the municipality in a new way. Stretching from Glenorchy through to Claremont, the trail brings together a collection of local op shops where every visit offers the chance to uncover something unexpected.
From vintage fashion and quality homewares to books, toys, furniture and collectables, you never know what you’ll find. Every purchase helps extend the life of pre-loved items while supporting organisations that provide valuable services to our community.
Make a Day of It
The Treasure Trail isn’t just about shopping – it’s an opportunity to explore Glenorchy. Visit several stores in one trip, stop for a coffee or lunch at a local café, browse nearby businesses and discover parks, public art and attractions along the way.
Whether you’re searching for a unique outfit, furnishing your home on a budget, hunting for vintage treasures or simply enjoying the thrill of the find, the Treasure Trail offers an affordable and sustainable day out for everyone.
Every Purchase Makes a Difference
Why shop second hand? Shopping second-hand offers benefits that go far beyond finding a unique treasure or saving money.
Every pre-loved purchase helps create positive environmental, social and economic outcomes for our community. By choosing second-hand, you’re helping to:
- Reduce waste sent to landfill by giving unwanted items a second life instead of throwing them away.
- Extend the life of quality goods, making the most of the resources, energy and materials already used to produce them.
- Support local charities and community organisations, with many op shops using proceeds to fund essential community programs and services.
- Lower demand for new manufacturing, helping to reduce the environmental impacts associated with producing, packaging and transporting new products.
- Support a circular economy, where items are reused, repaired and kept in circulation for as long as possible, reducing waste and making better use of our resources.
- Discover one-of-a-kind finds, from vintage clothing and collectables to books, furniture and homewares that you won’t find anywhere else.
Choosing second-hand is a simple way to make a positive impact. Whether you’re buying a new outfit, furnishing your home or picking up your next great read, every purchase helps reduce waste, supports local organisations and contributes to a more sustainable future for Glenorchy.
Small choices really do make a big difference. Every item that is reused is one less item destined for landfill, helping to build a cleaner, greener and more connected community.
Tips for Donating
Donating your pre-loved items is a great way to support local charities and give quality goods a second life. Before dropping off your donations, keep these tips in mind:
- Donate quality items. If it’s clean, safe and in good working order, it’s more likely to find a new home.
- Wash clothing and linen. Freshly laundered items are ready for resale and save volunteers valuable time.
- Check for damage. Make sure items aren’t broken, heavily stained, mouldy or missing important parts.
- Pack donations carefully. Use sturdy bags or boxes to protect your items during transport.
- Donate during opening hours. Leaving items outside after hours can expose them to the weather and may result in them becoming unusable.
- Call ahead for large items. If you’re donating furniture or bulky goods, check with the store first to ensure they can accept them.
- Keep electrical items safe. Only donate electrical appliances that are clean, complete and in working order. Some stores may have specific requirements for testing and tagging.
- Think before you toss. Books, toys, kitchenware, home décor, sporting equipment and accessories can all be valuable donations if they’re in good condition.
Please don’t donate
The following items are generally not accepted by op shops:
- Broken, damaged or unsafe items
- Soiled, mouldy or wet clothing and textiles
- Mattresses, unless a store specifically accepts them
- Chemicals, paints or hazardous materials
- Car seats or helmets that may no longer meet safety standards
- Used underwear, unless new and unworn
- Items that have been recalled or don’t meet current safety requirements
When in doubt, contact the op shop before donating. Your thoughtful donations help local charities raise funds, reduce waste and ensure more treasures can be enjoyed by someone else.
Treasure Trail Locations
1. The Salvation Army
396 Main Road, Glenorchy
Phone: 0409 239 016
2. ADRA Op Shop
394 Main Road, Glenorchy
Phone: (03) 6272 6859
3. City Mission Op Shop
400 Main Road, Glenorchy
Phone: 0411 380 814
4. St Vincent de Paul (Vinnies)
1 Bilton Street, Claremont
Phone: (03) 6249 4593
5. Red Cross Shop
4 Eady Street, Glenorchy
Phone: (03) 6240 6790
6. St Vincent de Paul (Vinnies)
12 Mill Lane, Glenorchy
Phone: (03) 6333 0822
7. St Vincent de Paul (Vinnies)
98 Hopkins Street, Moonah
Phone: (03) 6228 6022
8. Ten Lives Op Shop
Corner of Main Road and Hopkins Street, Moonah
Phone: (03) 6278 3111
9. City Mission Op Shop
15 Main Road, Moonah
Phone: 0468 708 830
Ready to Start Your Treasure Hunt?
Use the map below to plan your route and discover each participating op shop.
Visit one store or challenge yourself to explore the entire trail—you never know what treasures you’ll uncover along the way.
Happy treasure hunting!
The map
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