Kids Activities in the Wimmera region of Victoria. Major towns include Donald, Horsham, Halls Gap, Edenhop, Stawell, Nhill, Kaniva, Warracknabeal and St Arnaud.
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Hindmarsh Shire RegionThe Hindmarsh Shire region is about four and a half hours drive north-west of Melbourne and includes the towns of Dimboola, Jeparit, Nhill and Rainbow.
The region includes areas of the Big Desert Wilderness Park and W(03)
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Hindmarsh Shire Region
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Horsham Rural City RegionThe Horsham Rural City region is three and a half hours drive north-west of Melbourne and includes the main town of Horsham plus some smaller towns.
Some of the highlights of the region, which borders the Grampians N(03)
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Horsham Rural City Region
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Northern Grampians Shire RegionThe Northern Grampians Shire region is three hours drive north-west of Melbourne and includes the main towns of Halls Gap, St Arnaud and Stawell. Part of the Grampians National Park lies within the shire.
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The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Northern Grampians Shire Region
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the West Wimmera Shire RegionThe West Wimmera Shire council area is about four and a half hours drive west of Melbourne. The main townships are Edenhope and Kaniva with smaller rural areas including Harrow, Goroke, Serviceton and Apsley.
The shir(03)
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the West Wimmera Shire Region
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Yarriambiack Shire RegionThe Yarriambiack Shire region is four hours drive north-west of Melbourne and includes the main town of Warracknabeal and smaller towns of Beulah, Hopetoun, Minyip, Murtoa, Patchewollock and Rupanyup.
A highlight of t(03)
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Yarriambiack Shire Region
Yarriambiack Shire Silo Art TrailThe Yarriambiack Shire Silo Art Trail comprises six locations; Brim, Patchewollock, Sheep Hills, Rupanyup, Lascelles and Rosebery. There are additional silos in the Wimmera / Mallee region at Nullawil, Sea Lake and Walpe(03)
Albacutya - Lake Albacutya ParkAdjoining Wyperfeld National Park, this park is an important habitat for woodland species, and when flooded is a vital wetland for migratory birds. The parks and reserves of the MurrayMallee are large and diverse. They a(03)
Albacutya Silo ArtThe artwork by Melbourne artist Kitt Bennett tells a story of growing up in the country as a youth.
"I have fond memories of exploring the bush and looking for yabbies under rocks in creeks with my parents. Reflectin(03)
Apsley - Little Willow Farm SculpturesKeep your eyes open for the Little Willow Farm Sculptures in the paddocks 15km north of Apsley on the road to Bringalbert.
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Apsley - Newlands Nature Walking TrailFederation Corner is the start of an easy, all weather walking track, linking the township of Apsley to the pictursque Newlands Lake. Meandering through 258 hectares of natural unspoiled bushland, the 5 km walk (or short(03)
Apsley Golf CourseThe 18 hole Apsley Golf Course is regarded as one of the prettiest courses around. Undulating with sand greens, lovely native wattles, plenty of birds and wildlife, this course is challenging for the golfer. Licensed clu(03) 5586 1403
Arkona Silo ArtThis stunning silo art featuring Arkona local, Roley Klinge lies ten kilometres north of Dimboola on the Dimboola-Rainbow Road. It highlights the importance of country tennis to these small communities, a major social ev(03)
Bellfield - Lake BellfieldLake Bellfield is located in the eastern Grampians only 5km from Halls Gap and has an inlet from Fyans Creek. Lake Bellfield supplies towns including Halls Gap and Pomonal, farms, recreational lakes and environmental wet(03)
Bellfield - Silverband Falls (Grampians National Park)Take a short stroll through shady, ferny forest to arrive at the base of Silverband Falls. The falls, fed by Dairy Creek, were named by European settlers for the narrow band of water that tumbles down the rock face. Watc(03)
Bellfield - Silverband Falls (Grampians National Park)
Bellfield - Sundial Peak WalkTraverse the southern slopes of the Wonderland Range, through heathy forest and up to Sundial Peak on this 3.9km out and back walk with picturesque views. Marvel at the dramatic vistas over Mount Rosea, Lake Bellfield an(03)
Beulah - Historical Murals, Bollards and Street ArtMurals depicting Beulah's heritage scatter the township and a tour booklet can be purchased from the Beulah Business and Information Centre located in Phillips Street or downloaded.
Mural location details are:
Beu(03)
Beulah - Historical Murals, Bollards and Street Art
Beulah - Pioneer ParkThe small park has a hut with history panels, mural, water pump and bell.
The park is dedicated to Beulah District pioneers from 1883 - 1900. The posts of the replica stable features logs cut from local timbers in the(03)
Beulah - Vermin Proof FenceVermin Proof Fence was erected in 1885 along the 36th parallel from the Murray River to the South Australian border with the objective of keeping the rabbits to the south and the dingoes to the north. A small section of (03)
Beulah and District Public Swimming PoolOutdoor pool with seasonal opening times.
The swimming pool is located at the Recreation Reserve, Deakin St, Beulah.
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The main 30m pool varies in depth from 1.0m to 2.6m and has a spiral slide into the wate(03) 5390 2133
Beulah Weir Swimming PoolBeulah weir swimming pool is located on the Little Yarriambiack Creek. Non powered boating activities fishing and swimming are permitted.
The Beulah Recreation Reserve is located on the foreshore of the weir pool.
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Big Desert Wilderness ParkThe Big Desert Wilderness Park is a very isolated area with no tracks into the park and provides the opportunity to walk through a true wilderness area.
Birdwatching and nature study are rewarding in this area which i(03)
Brim Art SilosThe six disused, 30 metres high, silos at Brim has been transformed by Brisbane artist Guido van Helten into a massive mural depicting four iconic Australian characters.
The actual people which the mural is based is (03)
Brim Golf CourseThe Brim Country Club has a 9-hole sand-scrape course which is flat and has fairways lined with trees.
Cost:
Green fees are $5.(03) 5390 4213
Brimpaen - Grampians Horse Riding AdventuresCameron and Sandra invite you to the foothills of the Spectacular Grampians National Park for a unique riding experience.
Pristine views, fit horses, and an exceptional quality of service distinguish The Grampians Hor(03) 5383 9255
Bringalbert - Lake BringalbertLake Bringalbert is an idyllic spot set amongst the West Wimmera Redgums.
There is free camping for tents or caravans on private sites spread around part of the lake (the majority of the shoreline is bordered by pri(03)
Dadswells Bridge - The Giant KoalaAbout 27 km north-west of Stawell you will pass the 'Giant Koala' on the left in the tiny township of Dadswells Bridge.
In 1988 a sculptor named Ben van Zetten was commissioned to design and construct a giant koala. (03) 5359 5230
Dimboola - Apex Park J539 LocomotiveTo celebrate the central role of the railway in the development of Dimboola, a J539, an oil-burning locomotive, built in Lancashire, England in 1954 was purchased in 1974. A massive working-bee involving all sections of (03)
Dimboola - Little Desert National ParkThe 132,647 hectare Little Desert National Park extends from the Wimmera River in the east to near Naracoorte in the west. Little Desert is much more than a desert. Camp beside the tranquil Wimmera River fringed with Riv(03)
Dimboola - Nine Creeks Common WalkA 1.5km loop walk around the Dimboola commons with an option to connect to the weir walk and boardwalk across the river.
Map of Route
Interactive Map
Points of Interest on the Walk
1. Bridge across creek
You c(03)
Dimboola - Nine Creeks to Weir WalkStarting from the end the rear of the Dimboola Library, or across the culvert from the end of Lochiel Street, this 1.1km walk takes you past the historic Chinese Gardens location to the Dimboola Weir. You can return to t(03)
Dimboola - Nolan StudioFamous Modernist painter Sidney Nolan (1917 - 1992) was stationed in Dimboola during World War II, when in charge of a squad of soldiers guarding army supplies. Whilst in Dimboola he became inspired by the colours and va(03)
Dimboola - Pink LakePink Lake is located about 7 kilometers west of Dimboola, next to the Western Highway. The lake can be easily viewed from the rest-stop beside the highway and you can also walk down the path to the edge of the lake.
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Dimboola - Pomponderoo Hill Nature WalkThis short, easy self-guided 1km loop-track is sandy underfoot and takes you through an area of typical Little Desert country. Enjoy 360-degree views of the Little Desert from the Pomponderoo Hill lookout platform.
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Dimboola - Snape ReserveThe Snape Reserve is a Trust for Nature Property comprising 846 hectares, adjacent to the Little Desert National Park. This extremely diverse property was acquired in 2002 to protect its significant conservation values. (03) 5381 0081 / 0410 024 171 / 0428 139 851
Dimboola Golf CourseAn 18 hole, 5878m par 71 undulating course with many dry creek beds, large redgums and sand greens. All tees and approaches are watered.
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Operates from April to September.(03) 5389 1792
Dimboola Outdoor Swimming PoolFacilities include a solar heated outdoor 50 m, six lane pool, toddlers pool and shaded picnic areas.
Opening Hours:
The swimming pool is usually open from November to March. Opening hours are daily from 3.30pm - 7pm(03) 5391 4444
Dimboola Print MuseumThe Dimboola Print Museum is the former home of the local newspaper, the Dimboola Banner, and houses a rare and extensive collection of 'as it operated' printing presses and associated machinery, all of which is still op(03)
Dimboola Visitor Information CentreIn Dimboola, tourism information can be found at the Dimboola Library.
Various businesses in Dimboola also have tourism information available.
Opening Hours:
Tuesday 9:00am - 12:00pm & 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Wednesday (03) 5391 4452
Edenhope - Lake WallaceLake Wallace is a freshwater lake located in Edenhope in the Western District of Victoria, Australia. The lake is named after William Wallace.
The Lake Wallace Perimeter Track which is 5520m in total length runs aroun(03)
Edenhope - Red Tail GalleryThe Red Tail Gallery is manned by volunteers and is open from Wednesday to Sunday 11am to 3pm (unless unforeseen circumstance occurs).
0498 215 613
Edenhope Golf CourseSet in a natural bushland setting. Gently undulating ground combined with fully watered fairways and 18 grass greens. Enjoy the abundant flora and fauna throughout the course and often the endangered Red-Tailed Black Coc(03) 5585 1139
Edenhope Information CentreThe Visitor Information Centre is housed at the former Court House (circa 1878) where you can see the manner in which prisoners were brought before the Judge in the last one hundred years. The Magistrate's Bench, Prisone(03) 5585 1509
Edenhope Lake Street Outdoor GymThere are four sets of exercise equipment set along Lake Street. The exercise site near the corner of Anne Street has a cross trainer and shoulder press / lat pull down.
The exercise site next to the tennis courts (o(03)
Edenhope Swimming PoolA seasonal solar heated 25m outdoor pool with a wading pool to cater for younger children.
Located at Lake Wallace Foreshore. The pool is managed by JBM Commercial Solutions.
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Glenlee Flora and Fauna ReserveHome for many indigenous plants and varieties of birds, the Glenlee Flora and Fauna Reserve boasts a wonderful display of spring flowers.
Glenlee is a large reserve, spread out into blocks, with mixed habitats of bul(03)
Goroke Art SilosThe silos at Goroke have been transformed by artist Geoffrey Carran.
Geoffrey Carran has exhibited paintings of Australian birds and plants around the world and created a 900-square metre artwork to the silos.
The(03)
Goroke Golf CourseThis course is an 18 hole sand scrape and is a winter course, open from April to October. Aprons around scrapes and hit off areas. Excellent Club House facilities.
(03) 5386 1067
Goroke Outdoor Swimming PoolA seasonal solar heated 25m outdoor pool with a wading pool to cater for younger children.
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Located on the west end of town as you reach the 60km per(03) 5386 1024
Grampians and Stawell Aboriginal Rock Art Shelters (Stawell)Five Aboriginal rock art shelters are open to the public and are all easily accessible: Manja and Billimina shelters in the Western Grampians, Ngamadjidj and Gulgurn Manja shelters in the north and, one of the most impor(03)
Grampians and Stawell Aboriginal Rock Art Shelters (Stawell)
Great Western - Seppelt Wines Underground Cellar TourFrom the moment you pass through the iron gate into the magnificent, National Trust classified 'Drives' you'll feel yourself take a journey back in time. The expansive, rustic tunnels stretch further than the eye can see(03) 5361 2239
Great Western - Seppelt Wines Underground Cellar Tour
Halls Gap & Grampians Historical SocietyThe Halls Gap & Grampians Historical Society is a small group dedicated to recording, preserving and sharing the history of Halls Gap and the Grampians.
The Society has a large collection of photos and postcards as w0409 250 848
Halls Gap & Grampians Visitor Information CentreThe Halls Gap Visitor Information Centre is nestled in the heart of the majestic Grampians National Park. The staff offer a wide range of services including expert advice on the National Park, accommodation and activitie(03) 5361 4444 / 1800 065 599
Halls Gap - Boule-o-DromeEvery Saturday afternoon at 2pm travellers and local residents are welcome at our Boule-o-Drome, located at the Halls Gap oval reserve, for a friendly game of petanque (boules) in the magnificent Grampians National Park.(03) 5356 4288 / 0457 605 064
Halls Gap - Brambuk Cultural CentreBrambuk, the Grampians National Park and Cultural Centre, houses an Aboriginal cultural centre which explains much of the history and stories associated with the area.
Bushfoods Cafe - Be adventurous, our menu combin(03) 5361 4000
Halls Gap - Bridal Veil Falls (Grampians National Park)Bridal Veil Falls is a lovely seasonal waterfall which can be viewed after heavy rainfall. It is located on the track to the Pinnacle which starts at the Wonderland carpark.
The track passes beneath the waterfall wher(03)
Halls Gap - Bridal Veil Falls (Grampians National Park)
Wonderland Car Park, Wonderland Road,Halls Gap,
Victoria
Halls Gap - Chatauqua Peak WalkChatauqua Peak walk is a 5.6km circuit loop which takes most people between 2-3 hours to complete. The walk has lovely panoramic views and starts from Halls Gap.
The walk route is:
The walk begins from the Halls Ga(03)
Halls Gap - Chatauqua Peak Walk
Cnr Grampians Road and Mount Victory Road,Halls Gap,
Victoria
Halls Gap - Clematis FallsClematis Falls is an easy 2.4km return stroll from Halls Gap's recreation oval. Wind your way through tall open forest to find yourself at the foot of the falls. The easy walking track makes Clematis Falls a lovely desti(03)
Halls Gap - Clematis Falls
Cnr Grampians Road and Mount Victory Road,Halls Gap,
Victoria
Halls Gap - Experience the GrampiansExperience the Grampians with us and choose your form of transport: walk - ride - fly. With locals you can explore from below or above or both.
Experiences include:
History Town Walking Tour
Wine plus Wine & Beer To0414 336 774
Halls Gap - Fyans Creek Loop Walk (Grampians National Park)Fyans Creek Loop Walk is a 2.9km gentle track which leads through Fyans Valley to Tandara Road and then crosses Fyans Creek (which is often dry). The track continues back along the forested foothills of the Mt. William R(03)
Halls Gap - Fyans Creek Loop Walk (Grampians National Park)
Halls Gap - Grampians Adventure Golf and MOCO GalleryFast becoming recognised as the best in Australia, this 18 hole course is set on 2 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens. Two mini mountains form the centre of the course from which six waterfalls & streams meander aro(03) 5356 4664 / 0400 595 683
Halls Gap - Grampians Adventure Golf and MOCO Gallery
Halls Gap - Grampians Camel RidesGrampians Camel Rides is a unique and memorable way to enjoy your visit to the Grampians. Family fun for all ages. The camels love kids.
Grampians Camel Rides offers a short ride experience in the heart of Halls Gap, 0487 329 389
Halls Gap - Grampians Flora Botanic GardensSituated between the tennis courts and the path to Venus Baths is a small garden devoted to our Grampians Flora. It is totally volunteer funded and managed. It is wheelchair and child friendly.
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The Gardens ar(03) 5356 2524
Halls Gap - Grampians National ParkRising abruptly from the surrounding Western Plains, the Grampians (Gariwerd) is a series of rugged sandstone mountain ranges and forests rich in wildlife. One of Victoria's most popular holiday destinations, the park is(03)
Halls Gap - Grampians Peaks Walking CompanyGrampians Peaks Walking Company's award-winning, world-class local guides operate multi-day guided walking and camping experiences along various stages of the Grampians Peaks Trail. For those after a little more comfort,0483 828 346
Halls Gap - Grampians SuperCar ExperienceA unique supercar experience based in Halls Gap. We offer different options every Saturday and Sunday to suit, so jump in and see the Grampians from the comfort of a 2023 Corvette C8!
Rev up your adrenaline with the 0417 590 716
Halls Gap - Grampians ToursGrampians Personalised Tours & Adventures, with over 10 years of experience in nature tourism, provide a professional touring service operating from the heart of the Grampians.
Our ECO guides are enthusiastic, have e0408 646 406
Halls Gap - Hangin OutGet climbing ... With Hangin' Out professional Grampians guided rock climbing tours, courses and adventures.
The Grampians is renowned for some of the best sandstone rock climbing by climbers from all around the glob(03) 5356 4535 / 0407 684 831
Halls Gap - Lake FyansLake Fyans is a relatively small man-made catchment located at the foot of the Grampians National Park and a short drive from Halls Gap,
The most popular activities are fishing, swimming, water skiing, jet skiing and(03)
Halls Gap - Splitters Falls (Grampians National Park)The serene Splitters Falls are just a short walk from Halls Gap in the Grampians. From the centre of town (near Halls Gap Botanic Gardens, School Road, Halls Gap), follow the path along Stony Creek to Venus Baths, a seri(03)
Halls Gap - Splitters Falls (Grampians National Park)
Halls Gap - Steve Morvell Wildlife Art Studio GallerySteve Morvell Wildlife Art Studio is located at Halls Gap in the picturesque Grampians National Park.
Steve Morvell is an internationally acclaimed environmental artist, dedicated to raising human awareness of the bea0427 183 672
Halls Gap - Steve Morvell Wildlife Art Studio Gallery
Halls Gap - The Pinnacle WalkFrom the Main Street of Halls Gap, at the base of the sandstone mountain range that is at the heart of the Grampians National Park, or Gariwerd as it is called in the local Aboriginal language, you can see The Pinnacle. (03)
Halls Gap - The Pinnacle Walk
Wonderland Car Park, Northern Grampians Road,Halls Gap,
Victoria
Halls Gap - Turret Falls (Grampians National Park)The 2.4 km return walk to Turret Falls starts from the Wonderland car park. The path climbs steadily and has steps but it is not steep. However, there are some sections which run beside steep cliffs and care needs to be (03)
Halls Gap - Turret Falls (Grampians National Park)
Halls Gap - VentureThe Grampians National Park, located 235km west of Melbourne, is the perfect environment for rekindling your love of fitness and outdoor activities. The Grampians are a natural wonder - waterfalls, fascinating rock forma0409 627 125
Halls Gap - Venus Baths Loop WalkThe Venus Baths Loop Walk is a shady stroll to rockpools.
Distance: 2.3 km circuit
Time: 30 minutes - 1 hour
Grade: Easy
Elevation Change: 50 metres
Start: Carpark opposite shops in Halls Gap
Walk through the c(03)
Halls Gap - Wildlife Art Museum of Australia (WAMA)Wildlife Art Museum of Australia is a unique art and wildlife precinct like no other.
Spanning 16 hectares of woodlands, wetlands and botanic gardens, WAMA explores the deep interconnection between art, science and na(03)
Halls Gap - Wildlife Art Museum of Australia (WAMA)
Halls Gap Golf Course (Fyans Creek)The Halls Gap golf course is a gently undulating 9-hole, 3143m, par 36 course which has spectacular views of the Grampians National Park.
There is a lot of local wildlife around the course including kangaroos, emus a(03) 5356 4679 / 1800 065 599
Halls Gap Gym Fitness Trail Park, Cnr Grampians Road and Tyma Drive, Halls GapThe exercise station is set in a magnificent location beside a bike track with towering ranges in the background. As well as a big half sphere with rope nets and climbing walls are fitness equipment for chin-up, step-up,(03)
Halls Gap Gym Fitness Trail Park, Cnr Grampians Road and Tyma Drive, Halls Gap
Cnr Grampians Road and Tyma Drive,Halls Gap,
Victoria
Halls Gap Swimming PoolA solar heated outdoor swimming pool and shaded toddler pool.
Review:
The playground is in a lovely setting under the towering cliffs of the Grampians and next to a playground. The 30m main pool is 1.0 - 1.8m deep an(03) 5356 4313
Halls Gap ZooSituated at the foothills of the majestic Grampians mountain ranges, the Halls Gap Zoo comprises over 120 species of native and exotic mammals, reptiles and birds.
Halls Gap Zoo is Victoria's largest regional zoo exhi(03) 5356 4668
Harrow - Gardner Park Historical DisplaysExplore the old log jail and other buildings dating back to the 1840's. The park includes a historic log jail which was built in 1859 when Harrow was a bustling inland town. Harrow lays claim to the title of Victoria's o(03)
Harrow - Glenelg River WalkThe 1.5km long Glenelg River walking track starts from the end of Whittaker Street and follows the river for 1.5 km. At the other end of the track is the Horse Hole, a local swimming spot which was formerly used as a wat(03)
Harrow Discovery Centre and Johnny Mullagh Interpretive CentreThe Harrow Discovery Centre and Johnny Mullagh Interpretive Centre tells the history of Australia's first international touring sports team and our first cricket team to tour England which was a team of Aborigines who li(03) 5588 1387
Harrow Discovery Centre and Johnny Mullagh Interpretive Centre
Hindmarsh Cemetery DriveIf you are researching your family history or just looking for a deeper insight into the Hindmarsh region's history you will find a visit to local cemeteries fascinating.
Hindmarsh Shire is home to 20 cemeteries, ra(03)
Hopetoun - Bow BakeryCraving something sweet or on the lookout for lunch? You'll find this bright country bakery in both Rainbow and Hopetoun. With an array of fresh sandwiches, piping hot pies, sausage rolls and more, there is something for(03) 5395 1015
Hopetoun - Corrong HomesteadThis homestead was built by the Mallee's first settler Peter McGinnis and now fully restored to its original pioneer state. Corrong Homestead is believed to be the oldest original house in the Mallee.
This is perhaps (03)
Hopetoun - Historical MuralThis mural was painted by local artists Shirley Decker and Trish Hogan as a backdrop to the Memorial Park in the main street. The 20m by 3.5m wall mural depicts many facets of Hopetoun's unique heritage such as drovers, (03)
Hopetoun - Lake CorrongIn wet years the Yarriambiack Creek empties into this lake east of Hopetoun. Sometimes dry, but when full provides a haven for a variety of water birds, and is a favourite fishing and yabbying spot.
Lake Corrong can b(03)
Hopetoun - Lake LascellesBeside Lake Lascelles there is a shelter with tables, BBQ and sink plus another shelter with tables and seat with views across the lake. Also a row of four unshaded tables and a boat ramp.
There is an unusual accommod(03) 5083 3236 or 0439 529 973 (Accommodation)
Hopetoun Outdoor Swimming PoolOutdoor pool with seasonal opening hours.
The Hopetoun Swimming Pool is located at Evelyn Street.
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The 30m main pool varies in depth from 1.1m to 2.6m and there is also a square toddler pool partly shaded (03) 5083 3049
Hopetoun Walk & Drive Town Discovery ToursThere are a number of walks around Hopetoun ranging from 10 minutes to 1.5 hours. The Fountain which is the starting point for all the town walks is at the intersection of Lascelles and Austin Streets.
Walk 1 - Time: (03)
Horsham & Grampians Visitor Information CentreHorsham & Grampians Visitor Information Centre, is an accredited Victorian Visitor Information Centre, offering visitors a wide range of facilities and high quality, friendly service.
They are open daily (except for C(03) 5382 1832 / 1800 633 218
Horsham - Central Park Tennis ClubThe Central Park Tennis Club welcomes any person wanting to play competition tennis, become involved in the club, seeking coaching or just wanting a social hit.
The club has fourteen plexipave courts (hardcourt) which0438 823 971
Horsham - Kids Capers Play CentreHours of fun and exploration!
Kids Capers is the one and only commercial play centre for families in the Wimmera Mallee and Grampians regions!
Our wonderland of colourful and entertaining play equipment and activit(03) 5347 0337
Horsham - St Michaels Tennis ClubSt Michaels Tennis Club is located at Coughlin Park Recreation Reserve and has 6 outdoor non-cushioned hardcourts.
Court hire is not available.(03)
Horsham - Stone Forest Adventure Mini GolfTry your hand at the Stone Forest Adventure Mini Golf course. The outdoor 18 hole mini golf course is fun yet challenging and entertaining for all ages.
The course is wet amongst beautiful gardens at the rear of Toys (03) 5382 2530
Horsham - Victorian Inland ChartersVictorian Inland Charters offers freshwater fishing charters for any angler. We specialise in fishing the lakes of Western Victoria and the Grampians
We'll take you to lakes famous for their fighting brown and leaping0402 347 515
Horsham - Wimmera Miniature Train RidesMiniature Train rides for kids young and old.
Wimmera Live Steam & Model Engineering Society is located at Sayer Park at the end of Firebrace street.
Opening Hours:
Public Running days are held on the 2nd Sunday(03) 5384 2244
Horsham - Wimmera Miniature Train Rides
Cnr Firebrace St and Hocking Street,Horsham,
Victoria
Horsham - Wimmera River ParkrunPark Run is a 5km run - it's you against the clock. Come along and join in whatever your pace!
Park Runs are held throughout Melbourne and Victoria. Please register before your first run and bring a printed copy of yo(03)
Horsham Aquatic CentreThe Horsham Aquatic Centre is a multi purpose facility. The Centre has five swimming pools, a fully equipped gymnasium, a creche, a recreation hall for group fitness classes and a community studio for RPM classes and pri(03) 5382 2576
Horsham Botanic GardensDesigned by William Guilfoyle in the 1870s this was originally a reserve of 37 acres, but only eight acres remained by 1982. Clubs and individuals have donated trees and shrubs over the years and several thousand thrive (03)
Horsham Central Park Fitness Circuit Outdoor GymFour exercise stations next to a shared path and located about 300m from another exercise station. Equipment includes Ab-hip swinger, stepper, cycle seat and cross trainer.
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Horsham Central Park Tennis Club Outdoor GymThree exercise stations beside a shared path. Includes butterfly press, rowing machine and shoulder press / lat pull down.
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Horsham Golf Course (Haven)The Horsham Golf Course is ranked in the top 50 courses in Australia and boasting superb greens, manicured fairways and fantastic bunkering, the Horsham Golf Club is an experience not to be missed. In the heart of the Wi(03) 5382 1652
Horsham Lanes and GamesAt Horsham Lanes & Games, we have a wide range of activities you can enjoy. From 12 lanes of tenpin bowling, to inflatables, pool tables and laser tag, there is fun for the whole family.
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Horsham Lawn Tennis ClubHorsham Lawn Tennis Club was established in 1883 and has club rooms that look over 24 magnificent lawn tennis courts and plenty of parking available.
Horsham Lawn Tennis Club offers a range of programs, from the littl(03)
Horsham Lions Park Fitness Circuit (Horsham)Equipment items are an Ezy Rider cross trainer, butterfly press and rowing machine. Under shade sails and there is a shaded seat.
The outdoor gym is located next to a time capsule which was closed on January 1, 2001 (03)
Horsham Police PaddockThe Horsham Police Paddock covers an area 48.5 hectares on the northern edge of the city, providing recreational opportunities for walkers, cyclists, anglers, bird watchers and dog owners in a natural woodland setting.
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Horsham Regional Art GallerySince its inception the Gallery has specialised in the collection of Australian photography. Commenced at a time when photography was just beginning to gain recognition in Australia's public galleries Horsham Regional A(03) 5382 9575
Horsham Silo ArtHorsham Silo Art was completed on the agricultural infrastructure of the Horsham Silo and Flour Mill by artist Sam Bates, aka Smug, in May 2022.
The artwork is titled Yangga Dyata - Walking on Country and focusses on (03)
Horsham Skatepark Outdoor GymThe exercise station is next to the skate park and has a stepper, cycle seat, cross trainer and Ezy Rider. It is located on the Adrian Hatcher Fitness Track.
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Horsham Skatepark Outdoor Gym
Cnr Wimmera Highway and Park Drive,Horsham,
Victoria
Horsham Weir to Baillie Street River WalkThis scenic one way walk follows the Wimmera River all the way from Weir park to Baillie Street. It is a safe track with no main road crossings and has plenty of interesting things to see along the way.
Starting at We(03)
Horsham's Public Art and Heritage Trail (CBD)This 2.1km trail features some of Horsham City's individual heritage places that can be significant due to their aesthetic, historic, scientific, technical or social value to the past, present and future generations.
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Horsham's Public Art and Heritage Trail (River Section)This 2.9km trail features some of Horsham City's individual heritage places that can be significant due to their aesthetic, historic, scientific, technical or social value to the past, present and future generations.
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Horsham's Public Art and Heritage Trail (River Section)
Jeparit - Edward John Eyre Heritage River WalkFollow the scenic 7km return walk along the Wimmera River as it winds its way through town. Along the way you'll see an explorer sculpture plus numerous information signs highlighting aspects of the town and its connecti(03)
Jeparit - Wimmera Mallee Pioneer MuseumThe Pioneer Museum has a remarkable collection of farming history with millions of dollars of vintage farming equipment, old jails and turn of the century school houses and shops.
The Wimmera Mallee Pioneer Museum sit(03) 5397 2101
Jeparit - Wimmera River Outdoor GymOn the south side of the caravan park on the bank of the Wimmera River is an exercise area with a cross trainer, two Ab-hip swingers and a rowing machine. Also old fashioned monkey bars, unshaded tables and shelter with (03)
Jeparit Golf ClubAn 18 hole, 4374m, par 65 golf course along the Wimmera river. The course has 18 black soil scrapes and offers basic golf facilities.
The clubhouse is open during the golf season (roughly April to September).0448 0448 772
Jeparit Heritage WalkTake this self guided town walk to explore the history of Jeparit. Information about the sites can be found on plaques along the walk, with further information below.
Jeparit was surveyed in 1883 and gazetted on the 1(03)
Jeparit Swimming PoolFacilities include a solar heated outdoor 25 m, six lane pool, toddlers pool and shaded picnic areas. A life guard is on duty at all times and a small kiosk operates during opening times.
Opening Hours:
The swimming (03) 5391 4444
Jeparit Visitor Information CentreIn Jeparit, tourism information can be found at the Jeparit Library.
Monday 9:00am - 12:00pm & 1:00pm - 5:00pm
Wednesday 9:00am - 12:00pm
Outside of these hours information is also available from the Wimmera Malle(03) 5391 4450
Kaniva - Aboriginal Canoe TreeThere is a Canoe Tree from which Aboriginals dug out a canoe in Moffat Street.
The following excerpt from the Australian Museum describes how the Aboriginals constructed canoes.
"Canoes were constructed of a single(03)
Kaniva - Billy Ho Bush WalkBilly Ho Bush Walk is a self-guided and signposted bushwalk which is about 3 km return in length. The relevant brochure for the walk is available from the Kaniva Visitor Information Centre. Numbered pegs enable the ident(03)
Kaniva - Lions Club Fauna and Wetlands ParkThe Lions Club Fauna and Wetlands Park has a variety of animals including kangaroos, wallabies, emus, deer, guinea fowl and peacocks and birds such as red-tailed black cockatoos, king parrots, regent parrots and western (03)
Kaniva - Windmill CafeThe Kaniva Visitor Information Centre is located at the Windmill Cafe which makes it a perfect spot for discovery and snacking. The speciality - look no further than the humble sausage roll - this country cafe and bakery(03) 5392 2893
Kaniva Art SilosThe painting by Melbourne artist David Lee Pereira incorporates Wimmera flora and fauna into the mural including the Australian Hobby, a small falcon which is one of six Australian members of the family 'Falconidae'. Flo(03)
Kaniva Golf CourseThe Kaniva Golf Club, set in natural bushland is an 18 hole grass greens course. Night golf played once a year with fluorescent lit golf balls. Open from March to October with $10 green fees.
(03) 5392 2640
Kaniva Historical MuseumThe Kaniva Historical Museum, which has been recently restored, contains an extensive range of household items, farming relics and historical items from the district's colonial and Aboriginal past. There is an example of(03) 5392 2680
Kaniva Puppet ShopThe Kaniva Puppet Shop is one of only a few puppet shops still operating in Australia. It offers the visitor the opportunity to experience the magical world of puppetry. Visitors can enjoy puppet demonstrations and view 0412 681 929
Kaniva Sheep ArtKaniva Sheep Art is a community arts project which celebrates the town's sheep history with a flock of painted sheep (much in the way in which Shepparton has painted cows). A special mould was made to create a smooth fib(03) 5314 9083
Kaniva Swimming PoolA seasonal solar heated 25m outdoor pool with a wading pool to cater for younger children. There are BBQ facilities as well as snacks, drinks and ice creams available for purchase.
Opening Hours:
Opening Times
Cos(03) 5392 2415
Kaniva Town WalksThere are a number of walks within the town including
- An Historical Walk around the town to see historical photos and adverts depicting the town in days gone by.
- A Bird & Flora walk to see a variety of plaques pa(03)
Kaniva Visitor Information CentreKaniva Visitor Information Centre is situated near the town's landmark windmill on the Western Highway.
The centre offers a range of brochures and touchscreen of information on the wider area. It is also the starting (03) 5314 9083
Karnak - Lake Ratzcastle Lake ReserveLake Ratzcastle is located just 10km south of Goroke and is a great little free camping spot. There is a 2km gravel road leading from the Edenhope-Goroke Road and Excells Road.
There is camping next to the lake where(03)
Laharum - Mount Zero Walk (Grampians National Park)Follow a 2.8km return rocky track up the northern-most peak of the Grampians, Mount Zero for stunning panoramas out to Mount Stapylton and the surrounding Wimmera Plains. Enjoy a stunning display of wildflowers and nativ(03)
Laharum - Mount Zero Walk (Grampians National Park)
Lake Hindmarsh Lake ReserveAn ideal place for camping and water sports, this is Victoria's largest natural freshwater lake and it is brimming with water and attracting wildlife again.
Lake Hindmarsh (Gurru) is a valuable haven for waterbirds, a(03)
Lake LonsdaleLake Lonsdale is a large, shallow reservoir on the Mt William Creek. It fills from its own catchment and is reliant on natural inflows which means it isn't reliable during times of drought. Given its relatively shallow d(03)
Lascelles - Drovers Hut GalleryThe Drovers Hut Gallery hosts some of Australia's best and quirkiest corrugated iron sculptures and rural inspired paintings.
Review:
There are some fun sculptures made from metal and murals which can be explored ev0408 038 452
Lascelles Art Silos and Street ArtThe faces of Lascelles couple Geoff and Merrilyn Horman, whose families have lived and farmed in the area for four generations are depicted on the silos at Lascelles whihc was painted by Rone.
This artwork is part of (03)
Marnoo Community Swimming PoolA community pool attached to the Marnoo Primary School.
The Marnoo Pool has been used after hours by the community since 1981 under a 50 year agreement following community contribution to the cost of construction.
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Minimay - Lake CharlegrarkLake Charlegrark, about 40 hectares in size, is a popular spot with locals for water skiing in the summer months and other water sports like canoeing and swimming. The lake is also a fishing location for Murray Cod and R(03)
Minyip - 'The Flying Doctors' BuildingsMinyip was the town used by Crawford Productions from 1984 as the town "Coopers Crossing" in the long running television series "The Flying Doctors".
Production of the Flying Doctors ceased in 1989 but visitors can ta(03)
Minyip Bushland ReserveThe township of Minyip, whose name is an Aboriginal word meaning 'ashes', was established in the 1870s. Fifty-six acres (22 hectares) to the north-east of the town were set aside as a public reserve
in 1877.
This re(03)
Minyip Golf CourseThe 18 hole course is open from April to September. The greens are white sand scrapes.
Opening Hours:
Green fees are about $10 per round which are payable at the club house before play.(03) 5385 7476 / 0428 596 790
Minyip Heritage WalkMinyip can be translated as 'ashes' in aboriginal terms. The district began as squatters' runs in the 1840's until grain farmers selected 320 acre blocks from 1872. In 1875 the township of Minyip was surveyed and was ori(03)
Minyip Outdoor Swimming PoolOutdoor pool with seasonal opening hours.
Review:
A 30m main pool, small rectangular toddler pool under a shade sail and a small rectangular shallow learners pool. One shade sail over the grass, two tables under the(03) 5385 7339
Minyip Wetlands Outdoor GymThere is a circuit of exercise equipment around a pond and water channel with five stations. The equipment is a bit old and rusted overall. There is a curved sit-up bench, cross trainer, rowing machine, aerobic rider and(03)
Minyip Wetlands Outdoor Gym
Cnr Foundry Street and Petering Street,Minyip,
Victoria
Mount Arapiles-Tooan State ParkMount Arapiles is a spectacular feature, rising sharply from the Wimmera plains to form part of the Mount Arapiles-Tooan State Park. It is one of Australia's best rock climbing areas. Created in 1987, the 7475 hectare pa(03)
Murtoa - Lake Marma WalkLake Marma is a tranquil oasis in the town with its abundant birdlife and magnificent treed surrounds.
A 2 km walking track around Lake Marma provides many varied scenes and the Marma Lake Reserve is an ideal picnic s(03)
Murtoa - Stick ShedThe 'Murtoa Stick Shed' was constructed in 1941 as a solution for grain storage during the World War II wheat glut. The 'Shed' could store up to 95,000 tonnes of wheat at one time and is the last example of its kind. Thr(03)
Murtoa - Water Tower MuseumThe 1886 Railways water tower houses four floors of local artefacts and the famous James Hill taxidermy collection of over 500 birds, eggs and mammals which is over one hundred years old.
It also holds local communit(03) 5385 2582 / 0429 944 673
Murtoa Outdoor Swimming PoolOutdoor pool with seasonal opening hours.
Cost:
Daily swim: $4.00 (Dec 2014)
Review:
There is a main 30m long pool which varies in depth from 1.0m to 2.5m , an intermediate pool with shade sails and a toddler po(03) 5385 2231
Murtoa Silo ArtArtist SMUG (Sam Bates) has transformed a Murtoa silo into an incredible piece of art. This kaleidoscope of 30 native birds is inspired by the James Hill Taxidermy collection held in the Murtoa Water Tower Museum, combin(03)
Natimuk - Arapiles Big Sky Bicycle TrailThis 33km trail will take you on a journey to an ancient mountain, now a world famous rock climbing venue
Cycle along pathways the Aboriginal people walked before Europeans and discover grasslands that host up to 500 (03) 5382 9777
Natimuk - Arapiles Climbing GuidesSince 1992, Arapiles Climbing Guides have shown thousands of people the ropes. We offer a wide range of programs designed to help you achieve your climbing goals, whether you're a complete beginner looking for a fun day (03) 5384 0376
Natimuk - The Climbing CompanyDo you want to learn to rock climb?
Did you know that Mt Arapiles is one of the best and safest outdoor places to learn how to climb? For a safe, professional and very affordable climbing experience.
Learn to Climb(03) 5387 1558
Natimuk Heritage TrailUntil the 1940's an Aboriginal clan group known as the Djurite Balug, part Jardwadjali language group, lived in the area around Mount Arapiles. The name Natimuk reportedly comes from the Jardwadjali word for little creek(03)
Natimuk Heritage Trail
Cnr Wimmera Highway and Schmidt Street,Natimuk,
Victoria
Natimuk Tennis ClubNatimuk Tennis Club has 6 outdoor cushioned hardcourts located in the Natimuk Show Grounds.
Courts are available for hire. Book a court.(03)
Nhill - A Kube AviationA Kube Aviation offers joy flights, half-day and day trips and week-long adventures from Horsham and Nhill aerodromes.
You've seen it from the ground now see it from the air! Enjoy stunning views from above.
Tours 0439 424 112
Nhill - Ambers Sweet Bliss Bakery and CafeThe cafe is bright, colourful and a little quirky with fantastic cheesecake a speciality. Definitely a place to add to the itinerary. Each day brings a completely unique range of freshly baked cakes and sweet treats, no 0418 415 756
Nhill - Australian Pinball MuseumThe Australian Pinball Museum is an interactive museum offering Australia's largest public selection of playable pinball machines ranging from 1932 up to present day which are all playable every day of the week. The Aust(03) 5391 1666
Nhill - Gallery CentralGallery Central, a non-profit community art gallery, showcases original, quality works of art by local artists/artisans, both established and emerging. The gallery is entirely run by volunteers.
Gallery Central displa(03)
Nhill - Hermans Hill Nature WalkHerman's Hill Nature Walk is located to the north-east of Nhill, a few kilometres west of Lake Hindmarsh (take the Rainbow-Nhill Road) on the edge of Wyperfeld National Park, between Jeparit and Rainbow.
Here you can(03)
Nhill - Jaypex Park Outdoor GymA small outdoor gym next to a playground with a cycle seat, rowing machine and cross trainer.
Next to a playground with a lot of facilities.
Photos:
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Nhill - Malleefowl MemorialLocated at the front of the council offices in Nhill, the Malleefowl is a unique bird which builds large earth mounds to incubate its eggs.(03)
Nhill - Nhill Lake Reserve Outdoor GymEquipment includes step-ups, sit-up board, chin-up bars, push-up bars and balance walker. Located in a nice setting beside Nhill Lake with shaded tables, BBQ and toilets.
Photos:
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Nhill - Vintage Machinery ShedThe Nhill Vintage Machinery Club is a group within the Nhill A&P Society with the aim of restoring and showing older farm machinery. A shed at the Nhill show grounds houses current and completed restoration projects.
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Nhill Aviation Heritage CentreThe Nhill Aviation Heritage Centre provides an insight into life on a World War II air base through informative displays and memorabilia. An Avro Anson aircraft is also being restored.
Since the very early days of Au0428 911 387 /0490 657 770
Nhill Aviation Heritage Centre Memorial WalkThe Nhill Aerodrome was an important RAAF training base during World War II. This walk takes you around the sites of the old RAAF base with interpretive signage taking you back in time.
Nhill Aviation Heritage Centre&(03)
Nhill Bowling ClubThe Nhill Bowling Club is a progressive lawn bowls club in the Wimmera boasting quality facilities.
Nhill Bowling Club offers two synthetic greens with competition every Saturday commencing at 1pm. The main tournament(03) 5391 1047
Nhill Golf CourseThe Nhill Golf Club is known as the Wimmera's best kept secret and one of the best courses in the Wimmera.
Large manicured greens, among the best in Victoria, complement the flat to slightly undulating tree-lined fair(03) 5391 1730
Nhill Heritage Street WalkFollow the blue numbers 1 - 35 starting at the Nhill Visitor Information Centre.
Nhill (Pop. 2100) was surveyed in 1879 and some buildings from the 1880s are still features of the town. The divided road separated by a(03)
Nhill Historical Society MuseumThe museum display includes an extensive collection of John Shaw Neilson memorabilia, crockery, glassware, kitchenware, household items, wedding dresses dating from 1860 to 1980, embroidery, Lowan Shire honour boards, an(03)
Nhill LakeThe Nhill lake, a small seasonal lake on the very edge of town, was built in 1960 and has been a source of enjoyment for locals for decades. The Nhill Lake is a popular spot for locals and visitors alike. Beneath shady (03)
Nhill Lake Nature WalkTake a boardwalk from Jaypex Park across Nhill Swamp to a well maintained gravel walkway looping around the lake. A great spot for bird watching so make sure to take the short boardwalk to the bird hide. The loop walk is(03)
Nhill Lawn Tennis ClubNhill has excellent all-year round synthetic grass courts central to the town. There is easy parking, seating for viewing and no booking is necessary.
A summer competition is run every year with matches held on Satur0419 829 272
Nhill ParkrunPark Run is a 5km run - it's you against the clock. Come along and join in whatever your pace!
Park Runs are held throughout Melbourne and Victoria. Please register before your first run and bring a printed copy of yo(03)
Nhill Swamp Wildlife ReserveThere is a boardwalk which crosses the swamp and there are a number of walks including:
Birdhide Walk (600m return, 20 minutes) - Take the boardwalk to the birdhide and pause for a quiet outlook.
Boardwalk and lake(03)
Nhill Swimming PoolFacilities include a solar heated outdoor 25m, six lane pool, learners/ hydro pool, beach entry, play pool and shaded picnic areas.
Opening Hours:
The swimming pool is usually open from November to March. Opening hou(03) 5391 4444
Nhill Visitor Information CentreThe Visitor Information Centre, located in Goldsworthy Park, promotes tourism and provides information on the Hindmarsh area. Goldsworthy Park has a number of statues and monuments.
Facilities nearby include toilets, (03) 5391 1811
Patchewollock - The Big Mallee FowlThere are two big Mallee Fowls around a large mound nest. The big Mallee Fowls are constructed from corrugated iron and painted to give the impression of feathers.
The sculptures which were installed by artist Phil Ri(03)
Patchewollock Art SilosThe silos at Patchewollock were painted by street artist Fintan Magee. It features a massive portrait of wheat and sheep farmer Nick Hulland. According to the artist, Nick Hulland has the classic farmer look and e(03)
Patchewollock Historic Mural & Historic CentreThe historic mural is located in the Patchewollock Memorial Community Centre and measures 5 x 4.5 metres. The mural is a project of the Arts and Crafts Group and depicts the environmental factors which have impacted on t(03)
Patchewollock Historic Mural & Historic Centre
Cnr Federation Street and Yenolom Street,Patchewollock,
Victoria
Pella Historical TourSteeped in history, a visit to the Parish of Pella can feel like a trip to another time. There are a number of significant landmarks on your drive through Pella, all worth visiting along the way.
Stasinowsky Lime Kil(03)
Pomonal - Kalymna FallsThe walk to Kalymna Falls is 3.2km return and takes approximately two hours. After visiting the falls, you can either head back via the same route or take the ascent to the peak of Mount William.
These falls are best(03)
Pomonal - Kalymna Falls
Mount William Picnic Ground Road,Pomonal,
Victoria
Pomonal - Mount William Summit Walk (Grampians National Park)At 1,167 metres, Mount William is the highest point in the Grampians National Park.
From the Mount William carpark along Mount William Road, follow the steep sealed road (no access for cars) for 1.9km one-way to cli(03)
Pomonal - Mount William Summit Walk (Grampians National Park)
Rainbow - Bow BakeryCraving something sweet or on the lookout for lunch? You'll find this bright country bakery in both Rainbow and Hopetoun. With an array of fresh sandwiches, piping hot pies, sausage rolls and more, there is something for(03) 5395 1015
Rainbow - Turbo GalleryTurbo Gallery prides itself for providing a unique experience to its customers and artists who are looking to view, purchase or display artwork.
Owner and Director, Belinda Eckermann, is also a local practicing artist0429 357 966
Rainbow - Yurunga HomesteadYurunga Homestead in Rainbow is a heritage-listed home built by Mr A.G. Cust in 1909. This huge Edwardian style home offers a glimpse into Mallee life during the early pioneering days of the region.
The railway came t(03) 5395 1233 / 0428 951 233 / 0428 951 230
Rainbow Golf ClubRainbow Golf Club has an 18 hole sand greens course that is flat to undulating and features buloke and other native mallee vegetation. The course is 5864m par 71.
Rainbow Golf Club is open from April to the end of Sep(03) 5395 1213
Rainbow MuralsWidely known for its colourful historical murals which cluster in and around Federal Street, Rainbow also has indoor murals worth a visit.
The traveller should also allocate 15 minutes to travel to Yaapeet where the (03)
Rainbow Recreation Reserve Outdoor GymNext to the playground is an outdoor gym with cross trainer, rowing machine, push-ups and step-ups plus chin-ups.
Photos:
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Rainbow Swimming PoolFacilities include a solar heated outdoor 25m, six lane pool, toddlers pool and shaded picnic areas.
Opening Hours:
The swimming pool is usually open from November to March. Opening hours are daily from 3.30pm - 7pm.(03) 5391 4444
Rainbow Visitor Information CentreIn Rainbow, tourism information can be found at the Rainbow Library.
Wednesday: 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Friday: 9:00am - 12:00pm & 1:00pm - 5:00pm
Various businesses in Rainbow also have tourism information available.(03) 5391 4451
Recreational Fishing & Waterways (Grampians North West Region)Experience the Grampians fishing trail including Lake Wartook, Lake Toolondo and Rocklands Reservoir which are all located within a short drive from Horsham where you can purchase all your supplies and services.
Enjoy(03)
Recreational Fishing & Waterways (Grampians North West Region)
Rosebery Art SilosThe artwork by Kaff-eine depicts themes that embody the region's past, present and future. The strong, young female sheep farmer on the left silo symbolises the future and captures the grit, tenacity and character of the(03)
Roses Gap - Beehive Falls (Grampians National Park)Best after rain, this picturesque waterfall drops 25 metres into sheltered rock pools surrounded by ferns. Visit in spring when it is often surrounded by pink and white Grampians Thryptomene flowers.
A gently undulat(03)
Roses Gap - Beehive Falls (Grampians National Park)
Rupanyup - Woods Farming and Heritage MuseumFeaturing a huge range of farming and household memorabilia dating back to the 1920s, the Woods' Farming & Heritage Museum offers fantastic insights into Australia's rural heritage. Local brothers Michael and John Woods,0427 159 154
Rupanyup Art SilosRussian street artist, Julia Volchkova, has painted striking portraits of two local residents on two large silver grain silos in the town of Rupanyup. The portraits, created using a cherry picker and an array of equipmen(03)
Rupanyup Community Swimming PoolOutdoor community swimming pool.
Go into Tyler's Hardware & Rural Supplies on the Main Street to get a visitors key.
Opening Hours:
Hours of operation are 7:00am till dusk.
Cost:
$30 for a family visitor memb0428 665 246 / 0407 552 713
Rupanyup Street ArtIn addition to the Rupanyup Art Silos there is the following street art in the town.
Rupanyup Firefighter Mural
Location: Old shire office building, 59 Cromie Street, Rupanyup
The mural was created by Melbourn(03)
Serviceton Golf CourseAn 18 hole sand scrape on gently undulating sandy loam country that was formerly the Lockhart Racecourse, alongside the Victorian-South Australian border. Open from April to October with $10 green fees.
At the 18th h(03)
Serviceton Railway Station MuseumServiceton was established after the Victorian and South Australian governments decided to build a junction station midway between their state capitals during the time when the broad gauge railway line was being built.
(03) 5393 1448 / (03) 5393 1228
Sheep Hills Art SilosThe mural which is spread across six massive grain silos in Sheep Hills was painted by international artist Adnate and is dedicated to Indigenous culture and knowledge.
Adnate worked with the Barengi Gadlin Land Counc(03)
St Arnaud - Bible Museum and Butterfly GardenThe Bible Museum contains more than 1500 Bibles, together with models and artefacts associated with the Bible message. There are educational displays of many types, including the history of the Bible in English.
The B(03) 5495 1169 / (03) 9001 9312 / 0405 525 800
St Arnaud - Aliens Camp Cycle TrailAn easy 13.25km forest ride through gentle slopes in the foothills of the range passing several interesting heritage sites.
Route Description
From Centre Road
28. Aliens Camp
28a. Benson's Bull Paddock. Site of B(03)
St Arnaud - Barkly Cycle TrailA combination of moderate to gentle slopes with the 25km ride passing between the forested range and Winjallock Hills.
Route Description
From Barkly to St Arnaud on Redbank-Barkly Road.
42. Barkly Village
43. La(03)
St Arnaud - Berrys Bridge Winery - Stuart Mill Cycle TrailAn easy 44.5km ride on a combination of sealed and gravel roads along Strathfillan Creek.
Route Description
From the intersection of Gap Road and Teddington Road.
35. Area near the spillway is of the first white(03)
St Arnaud - Berrys Bridge Winery - Stuart Mill Cycle Trail
Cnr Gap Road and Teddington Road,St Arnaud,
Victoria
St Arnaud - Moonambel Cycle TrailA long, scenic 68km ride through Box-Ironbark forest, following Centre Road across the top of the range with spectacular views across the landscape. The route provides various grades and terrains for all skill levels wit(03)
St Arnaud - Teddington Cycle TrailA moderate to hard 10km ride in undulating to steep terrain through the St Arnaud Range National Park.
Route Description
At the intersection of Centre and Stuart Mill Gap Roads proceed down Gap Road.
30. Historic ch(03)
St Arnaud - View Point Lookout Cycle TrailAn easy 8km forest ride with excellent views of the St Arnaud township.
Route Description
From Queen Street
18. St. Patrick School on left
19. Passion Play site
20. View Point - spectacular views of St. Arnaud (03)
St Arnaud - Wax Garden Conservation ReserveThe Wax Garden Conservation Reserve is a nature and wildlife area that features over 70 species of flora.
St Arnaud Visitor Information Centre has brochures which list all the flora species that can be found in the ga(03)
St Arnaud - Winery Tour Cycle TrailAn easy 20km forest ride passing local wineries.
Route Description
From Centre Road
24. Ziggy's Kara Kara Winery. Picnic lunches prepared with advanced notice Ph 5496 3294. Toilets and water available. Wine availab(03)
St Arnaud Art SilosA portraiture entitled "Hope" by local artist Kyle Torney is on the walls of the grain silos in St Arnaud.
The mural features a gold prospector and his wife and son from the 1800s gold rush era.
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St Arnaud Cultural Heritage TrailThe St Arnaud Cultural Heritage Trail is a self guided driving or walking tour of St Arnaud which links interpretive signage throughout the township.
Take some time out to explore the charming town. Take a relaxed str(03)
St Arnaud Harness Racing ClubSt Arnaud Harness Racing Club hosts multiple race meets throughout the year at Lord Nelson Park. Facilities include a dining room that overlooks the track, full TAB on-course and bookies on race day. A highlight is the S(03) 5495 1402
St Arnaud Historical LocationsEstablished in the gold rush era of the 1850's, the town has survived the demise of mining with a smooth transition to agriculture, manufacturing and rural industries.
Servicing the population of approximately 2600 a(03)
St Arnaud Historical Society and MuseumSt Arnaud Historical Society and Museum is managed by a small group of volunteers who are dedicated to the preservation of St Arnaud and District history for future generations.
The Historical Society has a research a(03) 5495 1106
St Arnaud Raillery HubRaillery Hub St Arnaud brings together established and emerging artists and creatives, many of them talented locals. Every two months we feature a new Solo or Group exhibition in the main and auxiliary public galleries.
0429 978 228
St Arnaud Swimming PoolSeasonal outdoor pool. Facilities include a seven-lane, 50 metre solar heated pool, toddlers' wading pool, one metre diving board and three metre diving board.
Opening Hours:
Opening Times
Cost:
Entry Prices
(03) 5495 1981
St Arnaud Visitor Information CentreThe St Arnaud Visitor Information Centre is conveniently located in Napier Street, directly opposite the magnificent Queen Mary Gardens. St Arnaud is well known for its heritage buildings adorned with delicate wrought ir(03) 5495 1268 / 1800 014 455
St Arnaud Wall Art TrailSt Arnaud was began its life in the 1850''s gold rush, becoming well settled as the town moved from mining into a varied range of farming practices. The town and district of approximately 2300 people is serviced not just(03)
Stawell & Grampians Visitor Information CentreThe Stawell and Grampians Visitor Information Centre is conveniently located on the Western Highway. Stawell is just 20 minutes from the Grampians, one of the major tourism regions of Victoria. Stawell is most famous for1800 330 080
Stawell - Big Hill LookoutPanoramic views from Big Hill Lookout in Stawell look across and over the Black Range and the Grampians National Park. A great place to have a picnic and watch the sunset over the town.(03)
Stawell - Cato ParkCato Park is a beautiful park in the centre of Stawell which offers a range of nature and recreational activities. The park surrounds idyllic Cato Lake with fountains and has an extensive playground, barbecues, picnic ta(03)
Stawell - Deep Lead Nature Conservation ReserveThis park contains a variety of forest eucalypts, providing habitat for a range of birds and animals. Wildflowers are at the vibrant best in spring. An extensive track network, suitable for cycling or walking, provides e(03)
Stawell - Grampians HelicoptersGrampians Helicopters operates a R44 seating three plus pilot. We have over 25 different flights and tours available everyday from Stawell Airport, just 19 minutes drive from Halls Gap. We offer Joy flights for 5 or 10 m0438 981 438 / 0414 336 774
Stawell - Grampians Rail TrailThe 11 kilometre (one-way) Grampians Rail Trail starts at a small car park on the Grampians Road, 700 metres south of the Western Highway (near Hines Road intersection).
The trail is quite flat with a fine gravel sur(03)
Stawell - Sisters RocksSisters Rocks are a cluster of huge granite boulders in the bush alongside the Western Highway, a few kilometres south-east of Stawell. The rocks are spectacular and have been a popular tourist and picnic destination sin(03)
Stawell Bowls ClubThe Stawell Bowling Club is a friendly club that welcomes bowlers of all abilities and features two synthetic greens and Club rooms featuring a bar, commercial kitchen and meeting spaces.
The Club has teams in both mi(03) 5358 1104
Stawell Cultural Heritage TrailThe Stawell Cultural Heritage Trail is a self guided driving or walking tour of Stawell which links interpretive signage throughout the township.
An enjoyable, nostalgic experience, the Stawell Heritage Trail provides(03)
Stawell Gift Hall of FameThe Stawell Gift Hall of Fame is located at Central Park in Stawell, the home of the Stawell Gift.
An integral part of our nation's history, the Hall of Fame is packed with with artefacts, memorabilia, multimedia clip(03) 5358 1326
Stawell Gold MineStawell Gold Mines has operated at its current location since 1981, which has involved the progressive mining of gold in a series of open pits and extensive underground workings. The surface operations are situated adjac(03) 5358 1022
Stawell Historical Society and MuseumThe Stawell Historical Society Museum and Research Centre is housed in the old Pleasant Creek Courthouse. The museum showcases the history of Stawell and surrounding district from the original discovery of gold in 1853 t(03) 5358 3789
Stawell Leisure Complex (Aquatics)The Stawell Leisure Complex is equipped with an indoor/outdoor swimming pool complex and also caters for a range of indoor recreational pursuits which can be accessed throughout the year.
Aquatic facilities include an(03) 5358 0550
Stawell Railway Station GalleryExplore eight rooms of locally made art & craft in the historic Stawell Railway Station.
Opening Hours:
Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday 10 am to 4 pm
There is High Tea at the Stawell Railway Station Gallery on th0417 231 869
Stawell Tennis ClubStawell Tennis Club is a friendly local club that is committed to making tennis available to all ages, abilities and social groups in and around the Stawell area.
The club has 12 synthetic courts, all under lights, wh(03)
Stawell Town Hall ClockThe Stawell Town Hall clock in an Art Deco style heritage building is an iconic image of Stawell.
The clock chimes every hour and the design depicts diggers working on a gold-washing cradle. The best times to visit th(03)
Stawell VelodromeA fairly flat asphalt track around an oval which has slight banking around the entire track. The track is in reasonable condition but there were some ants nests in the track at a couple of places, The track is a dog off-(03)
Stuart Mill - Kara Kara National ParkKara Kara National Park features mainly steep, forested terrain and is an ideal place to experience what the forests of Central Victoria were like before the gold rushes. The rocky ridge tops in the park offer fine views(03)
Stuart Mill - St Arnaud Range National ParkSt Arnaud Range National Park features mainly steep, forested terrain and is an ideal place to experience what the forests of Central Victoria were like before the gold rushes. The rocky ridge tops in the park offer fine(03)
Telangatuk East - Black Range State ParkBlack Range State Park protects rugged and spectacular bushland in an area where much of the natural vegetation has been cleared for farming.
Enjoying the Park
Picnicking
Enjoy a picnic at Black Range Picnic Area s(03)
Tempy Outdoor Swimming PoolOutdoor pool with seasonal opening hours.
If you are looking for a spot to cool off, this small township has a swimming pool.
Review:
You can't expect a lot in a town of this size and you certainly don't get a lo(03)
Toolondo Reservoir (Toolondo)Toolondo Reservoir is located between the towns of Horsham and Hamilton and is renowned as an outstanding stocked recreational trout fishery but as a secondary water storage facility, its water levels have fluctuated con(03)
Toolondo Reservoir (Toolondo)
Cnr Wonwondah-Toolondo Road and Natimuk-Hamilton Road,Toolondo,
Victoria
Cnr Wonwondah-Toolondo Road and Natimuk-Hamilton Road,
Wallaloo Golf CourseA 9-hole sand-scrape golf course located in a lovely bushland setting with mainly gentle holes.
Opening Hours:
The course is open from April to September.(03) 5359 2217
Warracknabeal - Federation Place SculptureThe roundabout was constructed and the four street corners redeveloped in 2001 in recognition of the Centenary of Federation. The centrepiece is an unique life size sculpture of six sheep and kelpie sheep dog to signify (03)
Warracknabeal - Flora and Fauna ParkCreated and maintained by the local Lions Club, this popular park is situated on a picturesque bend of the creek, surrounded by magnificent gums, providing free electric BBQ facilities, picnic tables, a children's advent(03)
Warracknabeal - Historical CentreOn display is a collection of all the items that make up the history of a typical Wimmera town. Housed in the town's first State Savings Bank, the display consists of furniture, pictures, maps, kitchen utensils and the p(03) 5398 2371
Warracknabeal - The Log Lock UpThe Log Lock Up was built in 1872 when the first permanent policeman came to town and was used until 1960.
Opening Hours:
Open daily for inspection
Cost:
Free
Review:
You can go through the heavy door whic(03)
Warracknabeal - Wheatlands Agricultural Machinery MuseumWheatlands Machinery Museum houses a large collection of historical machinery used in farming.
It features tractors and machinery used in the local grain industry, many of which are still working.
Step into the past (03) 5398 1616
Warracknabeal - Wheatlands Agricultural Machinery Museum
Warracknabeal - Yarriambiack Creek WalkThe scarce water resource provided by the Yarriambiack Creek was the deciding factor in the selection of this site for settlement by the Scott brothers and the early survival of the community was dependent on it as the t(03)
Warracknabeal Outdoor Swimming PoolThere is a full size, solar heated Olympic Pool situated in a lawn setting at Anzac Park which is open to the public from November to March each year.
Opening Hours:
School Holidays and Weekends: 2pm - 6pm
Normal Ti(03) 5398 1277
Warracknabeal Tourist Information CentreThe Tourist Information Centre is open seven days from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.
There are toilets outside and also two unshaded tables. There is some information about Nick Cave who was born in Warracknabeal.
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Wartook GardensRoyce & Jeanne moved to Wartook in 1974 and from a bare paddock, have established "one of Australia's finest native gardens". They have over 1,000 species of Australian plants on display (which are among the most colorfu(03) 5383 6200
Woomelang - The Kerosene Tin Shearing ShedA good example of local ingenuity can be seen on the southern approach to the town (along Cronomby Tanks Road) where a shearing shed, constructed using compressed kerosene tins, stands as a monument to the war time short(03)
Woomelang Outdoor Swimming PoolOutdoor pool with seasonal opening hours.
The Woomelang Swimming Pool is located at Brock Street.
Pool opening times are 4.30pm until 6.30pm, Sunday through Wednesday, depending on Lifeguard availability.
The p(03)
Woomelang Street and Mobile Silo ArtWoomelang has a striking image of a python staring out from the side of the General Store plus a series of mobile silos hidden around the town for you to discover. Pick up a map at the General Store when you arrive and s(03)
Yaapeet - Wyperfeld National ParkLocated in the flat, semi-arid north-western corner of Victoria, Wyperfeld is one of Australia's most fascinating national parks. This vast Mallee park is a place of endless space with three distinct landscapes each offe(03)
Zumsteins - Broken Falls (Grampians National Park)Take in sweeping views of the MacKenzie River cascading over Broken Falls, just upstream from MacKenzie Falls, in Grampians National Park. The cantilevered lookout on the edge of the gorge offers sweeping views of the ri(03)
Zumsteins - Broken Falls (Grampians National Park)
Zumsteins - Burrong Falls (Grampians National Park)Burrong Falls is located in a fairly remote part of the Grampians in dense bush. There is a 300m long walking track leading from the car park with the last section being a difficult scramble.
The 13m high cascade fall(03)
Zumsteins - Burrong Falls (Grampians National Park)
Zumsteins - Fish Falls (Grampians National Park)Located in the Grampians National Park, Fish Falls cascades 60 metres over terraced rocks into a pool below year round.
Water flows year-round, but the waterfall is best viewed after rains when there is a heavier flo(03)
Zumsteins - Lake WartookLake Wartook is a large lake surrounded by the mountain ranges of the Grampians National Park. Located on the MacKenzie River in the central Grampians, Lake Wartook is popular with locals for activities such as boating, (03)
Zumsteins - MacKenzie Falls (Grampians National Park)The MacKenzie Falls flow all year. There are two viewpoints, either walk to the base of the falls via a steep trail where water cascades over huge cliffs into a deep pool or the alternative path to a viewing platform at (03)
Zumsteins - MacKenzie Falls (Grampians National Park)