Kids Activities in the North Central region of Victoria. Major towns include Seymour, Maryborough, Castlemaine, Marysville, Eildon, Alexandra, Yea, Heathcote, Nagambie, Kyneton, Kilmore and Avoca.
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Central Goldfields Shire RegionThe Central Goldfields region is about two hours drive north-west of Melbourne and includes the towns of Maryborough, Carisbrook, Dunolly and Talbot.
Enjoy the region with activities such as walks, picnics, camping, h(03)
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Central Goldfields Shire Region
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Mitchell Shire RegionThe Mitchell Shire region is about a one hour drive from Melbourne and includes the towns of Broadford, Kilmore, Seymour, Tallarook and Wallan.
A real highlight is the Vietnam Veterans Commemorative Walk in Seymour wh(03)
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Mitchell Shire Region
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Mount Alexander Shire RegionThe Mount Alexander Shire region is one and a half hours north-west of Melbourne and includes the towns of Castlemaine, Harcourt, Maldon, Newstead and Taradale.
Highlights of the region are a steam train ride on the C(03)
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Mount Alexander Shire Region
The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Murrindindi Shire Council RegionThe Murrindindi Shire Council region is about two hours north-east of Melbourne and includes the towns of Alexandra, Buxton, Eildon, Kinglake, Lake Mountain, Marysville, Strath Creek, Thornton, Toolangi, Yarck and Yea.
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The Top Family Activities and Playgrounds in the Murrindindi Shire Council Region
Acheron Breakaway BridgeThe Acheron Breakaway Bridge is a wooden trestle bridge located over the Goulburn River at Acheron. It was built by May 1921, after the Goulburn River broke-away from its original alignment during a major flood event. Th(03)
Acheron Cutting LookoutsAcheron Cutting Lookout (upper and lower) are roadside lookouts located on the Maroondah Highway, 7.2 km (6 minutes drive) from Alexandra and 11 km from Taggerty (8 minutes drive).
The upper lookout view is obscured b(03)
Adelaide Lead - Trompf's Battery SiteTrompf's Amalgamated mine operated here from the late 19th century. The site has the remains of a loading ramp for a stamp battery, open cut workings and a large (but dry) dam ad tailings pond. It is located in the Paddy(03)
Adelaide Lead - Trompf's MineTrompf's Amalgamated mine operated here from the late 19th century. The site has rubble from machinery foundations, open stopes and mullock heaps and is located in the Paddys Ranges State Park.
Stoping is practiced in(03)
Alexandra - Binns McCreas WalkThe 6 km easy loop walk meets the Goulburn River west of Alexandra on the Binns McCraes Road and follows it as it meanders through the countryside. Then you walk back along Swann Road and up onto the old cutting and down(03)
Alexandra - Grant Street MarketGrant Street Market is held in the main street on the first Sunday of each month from 9am to 1pm and offers a great range of art and craft stalls, local produce from around the Murrindindi Shire, pet supplies, plants, je(03)
Alexandra - Lucky Mine Lookout WalkLucky Mine Lookout is named after one of the most successful early gold mines which was located just below the top of the hill and overlooks the township of Alexandra and the valley it lies in.
The lookout is located (03)
Alexandra - McKenzie Flora ReserveMcKenzie Flora Reserve is one of three bushland reserves at the south end of Alexandra. It is home to a wider range of flora, fauna and fungi, including 28 members of the orchid family and the tiny birds nest fungus.
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Alexandra - Old Cutting Lookout WalkThe walk to the Old Cutting Lookout is amongst the most beautiful and popular walks by locals in Alexandra. Watch for the small wrens, robins, finches and the honeyeaters that frequent the trees along the path. Can you s(03)
Alexandra - Red Gate Bush Tucker TrailThe town of Alexandra was originally known as the Red Gate by early settlers and Red Gate Diggings by gold miners in late 1866. The Red Gate, situated on the banks of the Ultima Thule Creek, marked the break in the bound(03)
Alexandra Bowls ClubAlexandra Bowls Club has one grass green and one artificial green. At the club you can play either socially or at a competitive level.0408 854 407
Alexandra Golf ClubLocated in a public reserve, the course has eighteen bent grass greens which, though not large by metropolitan standards, are sure to challenge the best golfers.
The fairways, featuring couch grass in summer, are scul(03) 5772 1570
Alexandra Historic StructuresThere are a number of historic structures remaining in Alexandra including:
1860c DOVE COTTAGE
Although it is not thought to be the original structure, Dove cottage is still based strongly upon the old style of miner(03)
Alexandra Lawn Tennis ClubAlexandra Lawn Tennis Club has two synthetic courts under lights.
The club offers junior and senior competitions, night tennis and social tennis.
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Alexandra MarketThe Alexander Timber Tramwayis home to the Alexandra Market and is held in the grounds of the magnificent former railway station in Station Street, Alexandra.
Stalls include fresh fruit and vegetables, plants and he0427 509 988
Alexandra Outdoor Swimming PoolOutdoor swimming pools with seasonal hours. The facility offers main swimming pool (25 m) accessed via steps and ladders, a toddler pool with 'beach' entry and a shaded toddler pool.
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Alexandra Self Guided Town TourStart at Alexandra Visitor Information Centre located at Rotary Park, in Grant Street. Walk around the grounds to see the Sound Stage and the Truck Memorial.
Map of Walk
Turn left (north) from the front of the Vi(03)
Alexandra Timber TramwayThe Alexandra Timber Tramway is a steam railway and logging museum situated in the township of Alexandra in north-east Victoria. The main objectives of the ATT are to:
Recreate the bush sawmill and tramway era of the Ru(03) 5772 2392 (Running days only) / 0427 509 988
Alexandra Visitor Information CentreAlexandra is a neat country town located in the foothills of the Great Dividing Range 130 kilometres north east of Melbourne. Lake Eildon National Park, The snow fields of Mt Buller and Lake Mountain, and the Upper Goulb(03) 5772 1100
Alma - Seaham Mine Bushland ReserveSeaham Company mine successfully operated in this area from 1869. The reserve has many large mullock heaps, some dams and a track which passes through the reserve.
Location : There is a track into the reserve south of(03)
Baringhup - Cairn Curran ReservoirCairn Curran Reservoir is located on the Loddon River, about 10 km west of Maldon. Cairn Curran Reservoir was constructed between 1947 and 1956. The storage has a primary spillway, and a secondary spillway situated 2 km (03) 5435 7240
Barkers Creek - Specimen Gully Hut and Gold MemorialVisit the place where the Mount Alexander goldrush of the 1850s began. Explore the evocative ruins of the home of Bridget Worley, one of the first women on the goldfield, and the memorial to her husband and his colleague(03)
Barkers Creek - Specimen Gully Hut and Gold Memorial
Barkers Creek - Walmer State Forest Mountain Bike TrailsThe forest has a lot of fast flowing single trail in an open woodland forest with an occasional technical feature. There are a variety of trails and terrain within easy reach of Castlemaine.
In total there are around(03)
Barkers Creek - Walmer State Forest Mountain Bike Trails
Cnr Muckleford-Castlemaine Road and Daltons Road,Barkers Creek,
Victoria
Betley - Goldfields Bike Tours & HireTour the Goldfields District with ease, try our eBikes. These battery powered assistance bicycles make touring our district that little bit easier. For the energetic, we have standard bicycles available as well. All f0418 303 065
Bowenvale - Alma Lead Cyanide WorksThe historic mine and cyanide plant is located in the Gladstone Bushland Reserve. The site has mullock heaps, cyanide vats and closed shafts.(03)
Broadford - Colin Officer Flora ReserveThe Colin Officer Flora Reserve is noted for its diversity of orchids, lilies, other herbs and shrubs.
Highlights and facilities include a diverse range of wildflowers, orchids and lilies, bench seats and picnic table(03)
Broadford - Donaldson Drive Outdoor GymAn absolute bank of equipment next to a basic playground. There is an elliptical trainer, rowing machine, leg press, chest press, dip station, bike rider, pendulum swing, leg press, sit-up bench, step-up, chin-up (2x), h(03)
Broadford - Mount Piper Nature Conservation ReserveMount Piper is a haven for local flora and fauna. It is also home to two exciting walking tracks.
Mount Piper Summit Walk
Distance: 950m
Duration: 30 minutes
Difficulty: Moderate to hard
Mount Piper Circuit Walk(03)
Broadford - Mount Piper Nature Conservation Reserve
Broadford Bowling ClubFounded in 1926, the Broadford Bowling Club has been a local institution for more than eight decades.
The club participates in the Central Bowls Division and has one artificial green.
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Broadford Golf CourseBroadford's 18 hole, Par 70 golf course is fully watered with well treed fairways, on undulating to hilly terrain. The greens are equal to any top line course and clearly the best in the district. A practice green is als(03) 5784 1092
Broadford Outdoor PoolBroadford Outdoor Pool operates during the summer months. There is a main 25m long rectangular pool with shade sails covering a small part of the shallow end (the deep end is 2.9m). Next to the main pool is a small shall(03) 5784 1245
Broadford Pioneer ParkThe history of the Broadford area is represented in the displays at Pioneer Park.
The Jennifer R Neill Pavilion is a shelter surrounded by wire mesh which contains old farm machinery, tools and equipment used by the l(03)
Broadford Town Loop WalkExplore the town of Broadford via this 8.1km loop track.
The walk is fairly easy with some inclines and is suitable for walking, running, cycling, prams and dogs on a lead. The trail has a combination of concrete foot(03)
Buxton Mountain Bike ParkBuxton Mountain Bike Park is situated within the Black Range State forest, approximately 100 km north east of Melbourne. There is around 23 km of purpose built mountain bike single track in the park that can be ridden in(03)
Buxton Trout & Salmon FarmA visit to Buxton Trout and Salmon Farm is a great fun day out for the whole family. Young kids through to the grandparents can all be thrilled by hooking onto one of the Rainbow Trout or Atlantic Salmon in our pictures(03) 5774 7370
Campbells Creek - Mopoke Gully Water WheelBendigo and Fryers Goldmining Company built the 60ft diameter Mopoke Gully Waterwheel to power the ten-head stamp battery. They operated the waterwheel from 1887 to 1900.
The wheel mounted on large stone foundations w(03)
Campbells Creek 19th Century Main Road Heritage Buildings WalkIn the latter half of the 19th century, (Campbells Creek was a bustling township catering for the needs of its hundreds of miners and their families from all over the world with numerous hotels, breweries, shops and dwel(03)
Campbells Creek 19th Century Main Road Heritage Buildings Walk
Carisbrook - Chalks Junction MineThe remains of Chalks Junction Mine are on private property but there is a sign beside Camp Road showing the location of a view point for the mine. The remains are visible from the side of the road. The mine is next to t(03)
Carisbrook - Talisman MineThe site has remnants from the mining period including including machinery foundations, multiple (filled in) shafts, large mullock heaps and an adit (a horizontal tunnel) which is mostly caved in.
Access to site - Th(03)
Carisbrook - Talisman Mine
Cnr Argyle Road and Talisman Track,Carisbrook,
Victoria
Carisbrook - Tullaroop Creek Walking TracksGravelled walking paths follow the banks of the Tullaroop Creek between the Bland Reserve below Green Street and the Old Log Jail, and between Bucknall Reserve and Heape Street.
The tracks are wheelchair accessible, (03)
Carisbrook Log JailAn historic building which was built in 1851 and and remained Carisbrook's gaol for low key offenders until about 1900. Several notorious bushrangers were imprisoned here including Morgan the Murderer, and reportedly Fra(03) 5464 2400
Carisbrook Significant Historic and Heritage SitesA Brief History of Carisbrook - The Dja Dja Wurrung were the First People of this area, with the Wurn Balug (the boomerang clan) in the Carisbrook district.
White squatters occupied the area is the 1840's following M(03)
Carisbrook Significant Historic and Heritage Sites
Castlemaine - Anglican Church LabyrinthA beautiful Chartres type labyrinth in the grounds of the Anglican Church. It is always available for a visit.
Adjacent to the labyrinth is a circular concrete wall where there are excellent mosaic artworks.
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Castlemaine - Anglican Church Labyrinth
Cnr Kennedy Street and Forest Street,Castlemaine,
Victoria
Castlemaine - Boorp Boorp BoondyilBoorp Boorp Boondyil is a permanent interactive exhibition for all ages that features a range of stunning artworks and experiences, each designed to offer a unique and immersive insight into Djaara culture, Country and c(03)
Castlemaine - Brian Nunan Studio & GalleryBrian Nunan has a deep love for this land and its people which is clearly shown in his paintings. Whether it is beauty of the outback, the mate-ship of the people, his passion for Greek mythology, his series on the Burke(03) 5470 6724
Castlemaine - Bromley Collection MuseumEnjoy the two hectares of beautiful landscaped gardens and courtyards and wrap your head around the history embedded in the Old Castlemaine Gaol.
Castlemaine Gaol is registered by Heritage Council Victoria. Based on t0400 271 840
Castlemaine - Buda Historic Home and GardenBuda Historic Home & Garden is an authentic house and garden surviving from the gold rush era in Castlemaine, Victoria. Buda was home to the creative Leviny family for 118 years and houses their significant collection o(03) 5472 1032
Castlemaine - Dead Horse Gully, Norwood Hill Nature WalkA 650 metre nature trail in the Dead Horse Gully, Norwood Hill area of Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park.
The walk begins from Etty Street, Castlemaine, about 50 metres west of Wheeler Street, and on the wes(03)
Castlemaine - Dead Horse Gully, Norwood Hill Nature Walk
Castlemaine - Falkner GalleryFalkner Gallery specialises in historic and contemporary fine arts by Australian and Overseas artists. Bookplates, collagraphs, drawings, engravings, etchings, linocuts, lithographs, monotypes, paintings, photographs, se(03) 5470 5858
Castlemaine - Forest Creek Gold DiggingsDiscover how generations of miners won gold from Forest Creek on this 400m circuit self-guided walk with interpretive signs. The walk is on a well-marked gravel path which is relatively flat and has one slightly steeper (03)
Castlemaine - Forest Creek TrailForest Creek Trail is a grade 2, 9km one-way walk which takes 2-3hrs along a well-marked gravel and earth track which is relatively flat with gentle hills. No bushwalking experience is required. After rain, the trail may(03)
Castlemaine - Forest Creek Trail
Cnr Hargraves Street and Forest Street,Castlemaine,
Victoria
Castlemaine - Historic Castlemaine Town WalkThis 45-60 minute circular walk covers the central town area, its public buildings and commercial areas.
As you commence, pause a moment on the Market Building steps and look above the 1950s cantilevered verandahs to(03)
Castlemaine - Kalimna Circuit TrackKalimna Circuit Track is a 1.6 km bush walk in the Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park.
Kalimna Circuit Track Map
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Go to the east end of Lyttleton Street and travel 1.6 km along the Kalimna (03)
Castlemaine - Kaweka Wildflower ReserveKaweka Wildflower Reserve is a small reserve of approximately 8ha and has an accessible network of paths through the reserve for an easy 30-60 minute walk. You'll spot an array of native and local wildflowers (some label(03)
Castlemaine - Morrissey Reserve Free Public Tennis CourtTwo fenced asphalt courts which are in reasonable condition. One court has a net while the other doesn't have a net. Shelter with seats.
Next to a playground, toilets and water tap.
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Castlemaine - Morrissey Reserve Free Public Tennis Court
Castlemaine - Mt Alexander Golf CourseMount Alexander Golf Club, formed in 1899, is situated in Castlemaine bordering Kalimna Park.
It has an 18-hole public course.
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Castlemaine - Norwood Hill Reserve Outdoor GymThe gym is next to a playground and parkour area. It has pull-ups, multi-bench, box jumps, chest press, leg press and pull-downs.
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Castlemaine - Walk to the Botanic Gardens via Kalimna ReserveA 7.5 km round walk from the Information Centre to the Burke and Wills monument, the Kalimna Bushland and the Castlemaine Botanic Gardens.
Most of the walk is along defined roads and tracks. There are a few steep cli(03)
Castlemaine - Walk to the Botanic Gardens via Kalimna Reserve
Castlemaine Art MuseumThe Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum is renowned for its collection of Australian art and for its unique assembly of historical artefacts relating to the Mount Alexander goldfields district in Victoria.
(03) 5472 2292
Castlemaine Botanical GardensWander through this 19th Century garden and discover the many original features including the carriage drive, elm and oak avenues, Lake Joanna, and the formal garden beds that contrast with lush open lawns.
The garden(03)
Castlemaine Botanical Gardens
Cnr Froomes Road and Downes Road,Castlemaine,
Victoria
Castlemaine Botanical Gardens Significant Trees WalkA self-guided walk of 1.8 km through the Castlemaine Botanical Gardens.
These Gardens were established in 1860, shortly after the main Gold Rush, and have been placed on the Victorian Heritage Register. The area was o(03)
Castlemaine Botanical Gardens Significant Trees Walk
Castlemaine ClayCastlemaine Clay is a non-profit community ceramics space which aims to support people who love clay. Workshops, firing, artist talks, studio access...
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We offer small group classes suitable for be(03)
Castlemaine Clay
Studio 12, Lot 19 McShanag Road,Castlemaine,
Victoria
Castlemaine Gold Commissioner's Camp WalkThe Former Gold Commissioner's Camp is of local, state and national heritage significance.
Gold was found at Specimen Gully in July 1851. This was the beginning of Mount Alexander Goldfields, Forest Creek Diggings an(03)
Castlemaine Gold Commissioner's Camp Walk
Cnr Caroline Street and Gingell Street,Castlemaine,
Victoria
Castlemaine Golf Course (Muckleford)Castlemaine Golf Club is an 18 hole course with turf greens and lush fairways that are watered all year. The course is a reasonably flat course with no bunkers but some water hazards. It is in natural bushland, with kang(03) 5472 1682
Castlemaine Golf Course (Muckleford)
Cnr Pyrenees Highway and Rilens Road,Muckleford,
Victoria
Castlemaine Lawn Tennis ClubCastlemaine Lawn Tennis Club is a club for every member of the family - young or old, beginner or advanced, social or competitive. Improve your game with our experienced coach, join a weekly competition, enjoy a social h(03) 5472 1696
Castlemaine Market BuildingThe Castlemaine Market Building, which opened in 1862, is now regarded as one of Australia's finest heritage buildings. Originally one of a complex of three buildings, it now forms the centrepiece of a historic market sq(03)
Castlemaine Outdoor Swimming PoolFacilities include a 50m outdoor pool, toddlers pool, change-rooms and kiosk.
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50m T-shaped main pool which varies in depth from 0.7m to 3.0m plus (03) 9111 4930
Castlemaine 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)
Castlemaine to Maldon TrailCycling through bushland and farmland, past some fantastic gold-era historical sites, the 17.7 km long Castlemaine to Maldon Trail runs parallel to the Victorian Goldfields Tourist Train railway. This historic branchline(03)
Castlemaine to the Garfield Wheel Return WalkA 10km return walk in the Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park along the Great Dividing trail on bush roads.
The walk starts at the former Tourist Information Centre, Duke St, opposite the Castle Motel. The ro(03)
Castlemaine Town Tour PodcastThe Castlemaine Town Tour is a great way to see the town and learn about its fascinating history.
The walk is only 1 kilometre long and takes about 1 hour, 20 minutes. It starts and finishes at the Market Building, Mo(03) 5471 1795
Castlemaine Victorian Goldfields RailwayRunning through the Goldfields of Central Victoria, the Victorian Goldfields Railway brings to you the experience of Steam Train Travel. Linking the historic towns of Castlemaine and Maldon, your train takes you through (03) 5470 6658
Castlemaine Visitor Information CentreLocated in the Castlemaine Market Building, circa 1862, the Castlemaine Visitor Information Centre is a great place to begin your exploration of this diverse region.
The Castlemaine Visitor Information Centre offers (03) 5471 1795 / 1800 171 888
Cathkin - Cremona BridgeLocated 10 minutes from Alexandra, the Cremona Bridge spans the Goulburn River at Cathkin, once providing access to the then Cathkin Estate (also called Cremona Estate). The Estate was a large parcel of land located arou(03)
Caveat - Jacks Falls, Caveat Cascades and the Granite CanyonThe waterfall which is most impressive after rain is located in a natural bush setting and has an overall drop of around five metres. Water flows over massive granite boulders and a small cascades is located downstream. (03)
Caveat - Jacks Falls, Caveat Cascades and the Granite Canyon
Chewton - Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage ParkThe Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park harbours fascinating tales of the golden past and retains much of its gold-rush character. From the evocative remains of house sites and puddling machines to the gold mines(03)
Chewton - Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park
Chewton - Eureka Reef Heritage WalkThe Eureka Reef section of the Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park contains some of the oldest and best-preserved quartz mining relics in Victoria, offering visitors a golden opportunity to explore this extraordi(03)
Chewton - Exploring Post Office HillPost Office Hill is a remnant gold-rush landscape. Old Post Office Hill Reserve comprises 22.6 hectares of public land managed on behalf of the community by Post Office Hill Action Group (POHAG). To stop and study where(03)
Chewton - Garfield Water WheelThe Garfield Water Wheel historical site has the imposing stone foundations of the huge wooden 22 metre diameter wheel that powered the Garfield Mine's crushing battery. After its construction the Garfield Water Wheel waChewton
Chewton - Garfield Water Wheel to Expedition Pass WalkA medium difficult 8km return walk from Garfield Water Wheel foundations to Expedition Pass Reservoir via the Welsh Village. A GPS is required.
Navigation
There are numerous tracks in this area. A compass and GPS sh(03)
Chewton - Garfield Water Wheel to Expedition Pass Walk
Chewton - Jirrahlinga Dingo Conservation & Wildlife Education CentreThe centre was established in 1975 to be a haven for injured wildlife. Following the Ash Wednesday Bush fires in 1983, Jirrahlinga received National and International media coverage acclaiming the rescue mission launched0493 387 144
Chewton - Jirrahlinga Dingo Conservation & Wildlife Education Centre
Cnr Dingo Park Road and Eureka Street,Chewton,
Victoria
Chewton - Monster Meeting WalkMonster Meeting Walk is a grade 3, 5.5km loop walk which takes about 2hours along well-marked gravel and earth track. There are gentle hills with some steep and uneven ground and some bush-walking experience is recommen(03)
Chewton - Pennyweight Flat Cemetery WalkPennyweight Flat Cemetery walk is a grade 3, 6.5km loop walk taking 2-2.5hrs along well-marked gravel and earth tracks. There are short section on bitumen and gentle hills and uneven ground. Some bush-walking experience (03)
Chewton - Quartz Hill WalkQuartz Hill Walk is a Grade 3, 3km loop walk which take 1-1.5 hrs. Along well-marked earth and gravel tracks with uneven ground and moderate hills with a few steep sections. Bushwalking experience and a moderate level of(03)
Chewton - The Junction WalkImmerse yourself in history on this easy 2.5km loop walk around a historic site in the Fryers Range State Forest.
The walk has occasional steps, short steep hills, formed track with some obstacles and is clearly sign (03)
Chewton - Welsh Village WalkWelsh Village Walk is a grade 3, 5km loop walk which takes 2-2.5hrs on a gravel and earth track. There is uneven ground and moderate hills with a few steep sections. The track is unclear and not signed through Nimrod Ree(03)
Chewton Heritage WalkThe Chewton area is part of the Jaara country. The Dja Dja Wurrung people are the traditional owners and one of the five large language groups making up the Kulin nation of what is now known as Central Victoria.
The (03)
Chewton Heritage Walk
Cnr Main Street and Church Street,Chewton,
Victoria
Chewton Outdoor Swimming PoolA seasonal outdoor swimming pool.
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The pool is now brilliantly run by the local community after the council unsuccessfully tried to close the (03) 5472 3272
Chewton Outdoor Swimming Pool
Cnr Fyers Road and George Street,Chewton,
Victoria
Chewton Sculpture TrailThe trail consists of six truly remarkable wooden sculptures along the main street of Chewton which bring local characters and stories to life. The life sized sculptures include:
Rod Hadfield, a local hot rod legend w(03)
Clonbinane - Mount Disappointment State ForestStraddling the Great Dividing Range about an hours drive north of Melbourne, the Mount Disappointment State forest is one of Melbourne's most accessible forest areas for recreation. The area was burnt in both 1982 in the(03)
Clonbinane - Mount Disappointment Trail Bike Visitor AreaThe Mount Disappointment Trail Bike Visitor Area is situated in the northern end of Mount Disappointment State Forest along Main Mountain Road. Located 3.5km from the entrance to the forest, the visitor area serves as an(03)
Clonbinane - Mount Disappointment Trail Bike Visitor Area
Daisy Hill - Bull Gully Aboriginal Rock WellsThe area's first inhabitants were the Jajowurrong people. Evidence of how these people survived in these dry forests can be found at Bull Gully Rock Wells. These wells provided a valuable source of drinking water by coll(03)
Daisy Hill - Bull Gully Battery Dam and DistilleryThe area's first inhabitants were the Jajowurrong people. Evidence of how these people survived can be found at Bull Gully Rock Wells. These unique-wells provided a valuable source of drinking water by collecting rain in(03)
Daisy Hill - Bull Gully Battery Dam and Distillery
Dig 4 Gold (Castlemaine, Daylesford, Lal Lal)Dig 4 Gold is a small family owned and operated business in Victoria. We love finding gold and talking about gold, it is our passion and we want to share that with as many people as possible. Our gold tours aren't just a(03)
Dindi Arts Trail (Kinglake Ranges)The Dindi Arts Trail is a series of murals, some painted on water tanks, located throughout the Kinglake Ranges, each telling their own unique story.
There are 10 different murals spread over six different locations i(03)
Dunach - Mount Greenock Geological ReserveMount Greenock Geological Reserve features an extinct volcano and was the location of the historical Union Mine. It is on the Major Mitchell trail.
It is a great example of a volcano and lava flow associated with a de(03)
Dunolly - Alvah Art GalleryAvah Art Gallery is the home and studio gallery of John Moir. John, a prolific artist, started drawing and painting at an early age, and winning an open art competition at 13 was all the encouragement a young boy needed 0439 029 989
Dunolly - Goldfields Historical and Arts MuseumThe museum holds an extensive collection of artifacts and memorabilia. The world's largest gold nugget, the 69 kilogram 'Welcome Stranger', was found in nearby Moliagul. See a replica of the famous nugget at the museum.
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Dunolly - Guide to Some of Dunolly's Historic BuildingsDunolly is part of the Golden Triangle, the most prolific, large gold nugget producing area in the world.
Guide to Some of Dunolly's Historic Buildings Map
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1. Dunolly Court House 1884-90, Dunolly Town (03)
Dunolly - Guide to Some of Dunolly's Historic Buildings
Dunolly - RawGoldRawGold offers a geology tutorial and gold prospecting field course.
Gold is getting harder to find and the smarter you can be, the better your success. Whether you're a beginner, a serious gold prospector, a full tim0427 957 054
Dunolly Outdoor Swimming Pool25m outdoor pool which is open during the summer months. Pool is typically open 1pm - 7pm.
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Eildon - Lakeview Boat HireLakeview Boat Hire gives you the opportunity to experience boating on Victoria's magnificent Lake Eildon (no licence required), whether you want a fishing trip, work function, family and friends party or romantic outing.0488 051 721
Eildon - Mount TorbreckMount Torbreck is a high mountain peak within the Rubicon State Forest with a peak height of 1515 meters above sea level. The mountains summit offers the climber a great view over the ranges and even back to Eildon and t(03)
Eildon - Scenic Dam Wall DriveThe Eildon Dam Wall circuit is a 7.3 km drive around the historic "Big Eildon" Dam construction project of the 1950s. It passes the Wall Lookout, Spillway Look-out, Spillway gardens lookout and the Cartwright Lane view. (03)
Eildon - Scenic Dam Wall Drive
Eildon Spillway Lookout, Embankment Road,Eildon,
Victoria
Eildon - Snobs Creek FallsSnobs Creek Falls offer spectacular views as they drop more than 100 metres over a series of rocky outcrops. The pristine waters of Snobs Creek are an important supply to the Snobs Creek Fish Hatchery six kilometres belo(03)
Eildon Dams MuseumEildon Dams Museum tells the story of the two dams constructed on the Goulburn River (1925 - 1956) and the general history of the district from First Settlers through the Gold Rush.
On display are the 'Mimi Jane', the0409 806 604 / 0402 324 463 / 0409 940 209 / 0438
Eildon Outdoor Swimming PoolOutdoor swimming pool With a main pool (33 m) and toddler pool with a shade sail.
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Eildon Pondage WalkEildon is on the edge of the Blue Range, 142 km from Melbourne on the northern most section of the Goulburn Valley Highway. The first Dam (Sugarloaf Weir) was built at Eildon in the late 1920s and was replaced with a lar(03)
Eildon Spillway LookoutsThe Eildon Spillway Lookout is located on the north side of the spillway and offers an excellent view down the Goulburn River Valley below towards Eildon and Thornton.
Other viewing areas at the spillway include the (03)
Eildon Spillway Lookouts
Eildon Spillway Lookout, Embankment Road,Eildon,
Victoria
Enochs PointEnochs Point is an old historic gold rush township, located in bushland 47 km from Eildon in the Big River State Forest. It was named after the illiterate prospector 'Enoch', who lived in the area around 1855. It is like(03)
Flowerdale Community MarketThe Flowerdale Market is held at the Flowerdale Community Hall on the third Sunday of each month (10am -2pm) from August - March (not in January).
Country market stalls with arts, crafts, veggies, plants, bric-a-brac(03) 5780 1223
Flowerdale Tennis ClubThe Flowerdale Tennis Club has four synthetic grass courts with lights and clubhouse are located at the Spring Valley Recreation Reserve in a truly idyllic setting among green hills, kangaroos and kookaburras.
The clu(03)
Fryerstown - Duke Of Cornwall Engine HouseThe ruins of the Duke of Cornwall Engine House are located along the Vaughan-Chewton Road in Fryerstown. The ruins are a relic of 19th century mining. There is a good view of the building from the the roadside. The engin(03)
Fryerstown - Herons Reef Historic Gold DiggingsHerons Reef Historic Gold Diggings is an authentic gold mining site on 113 acres (45 hectares) in Fryerstown, Victoria. It is classified by the National Trust of Australia and is registered with Heritage Victoria.
On (03) 5473 4387
Fryerstown Heritage WalkFryerstown was originally called Fryer's Creek. The name was changed to Fryerstown in 1854 when a survey was carried out and it became a township. In its heyday, following the discovery of gold, Fryerstown had a populati(03)
Fryerstown Heritage Walk
Cnr Castlemaine Street and Camp Street,Fryerstown,
Victoria
Glenburn - Summerberries Blueberry FarmPicking is available from mid December to the end of February; closed Thursday and Friday. Set in 10 hectares with shady picnic ground.
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Glenburn - Toolangi and Black Range State Forest Trail Bike Visitor AreaSituated adjacent to the Melba Highway is the Marginal Road Trail Bike Visitor Area. Located just 500m from the entrance to the forest on Marginal Road, the visitor area serves as an excellent launching place for your ri(03)
Glenburn - Toolangi and Black Range State Forest Trail Bike Visitor Area
Golden Point - Chinamans Point to Expedition Pass WalkA 4 km return walk along Forest Creek from Chinamans Point in Golden Point via Chewton to Expedition Pass Reservoir.
About the walk
Distance: Approximately 4 km. Allow two and a half hours.
From the Castlemaine Tou(03)
Golden Point - Chinamans Point to Expedition Pass Walk
Goldfields - Audio ToursWhether on foot, or by bicycle or car, you'll discover the fascinating history of characters and events that have shaped this region.
The Storyteller's Guide to the Goldfields is an entertaining collection of short au(03)
Goldfields Track (Mt Buninyong - Bendigo)The Goldfields Track is a point-to-point 210km track that takes mountain bikers and bushwalkers through some of central Victoria's most historic towns and beautiful forests. including through the heart of Victoria's hist(03)
Goldsborough - Kings Birthday Powder MagazineThe Kings Birthday brick powder magazine which was built by the the King's Birthday Co. c1878 is the only substantial relic that remains of the Goldsborough mines. Powder magazines were built to store explosives which we(03)
Goulburn River FishingThere are a range of fishing spots along the Goulburn River between Yea and Eildon with a number of boat ramps.
Fishing spots include Brookes Cutting Reserve, UT Creek Mouth, Goulburn River Bridge Concrete, Acheron C(03)
Gowar - School to Smiths Reef WalkA walk of about 8.5 km from the old Gowar School through Smith's Reef Forest.
The walk starts at the old Gowar School. The school is about 10 km west of Castlemaine on the Castlemaine-Maldon Road. The ruin is at the s(03)
Gowar - School to Smiths Reef Walk
Cnr Castlemaine-Maldon Road and Gower Road,Gowar,
Victoria
Guildford - The Big TreeThis tree is of state significance as an outstanding example of a mature River Red Gum, being one of the largest River Red Gums in Victoria.
There is a playground near the tree with shelter, BBQs and toilets.
An i(03)
Harcourt Heritage MuseumThe ANA Hall has stood in the centre of Harcourt for more than a century. It is named for the Australian Natives Associations - a nationalistic movement that provided insurances to men born in Australia and which was piv0400 916 527
Harcourt North - La Larr Ba Gauwa Mountain Bike ParkLa Larr Ba Gauwa Park is a world class mountain bike park near Harcourt in Central Victoria which includes 34 kilometres of diverse mountain bike trails that take advantage of the area's stunning views and unique rock fe(03)
Harcourt North - La Larr Ba Gauwa Mountain Bike Park
Harcourt North - Mount Alexander Regional ParkRising 350 metres above the surrounding area, Mount Alexander Regional Park is a prominent landmark offering magnificent views and a natural forest setting for picnics and bushwalking. It also provides important habitat (03)
Harcourt Outdoor Swimming PoolFacilities include a 25m main pool, 12m learner pool, 8m wader pool, change-rooms, kiosk and BBQ.
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Heathcote Junction - North Mountain Road Outdoor GymThere is a multi-bench, shoulder mobility wheel, leg press, elliptical trainer and aerobic cycle.
An unshaded seat and next to a playground. The gym is beside the Wandong - Heathcote Junction Say G'Day Trail.
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Heathcote Junction - North Mountain Road Outdoor Gym
80 North Mountain Road,Heathcote Junction,
Victoria
Highcamp Flora ReserveHighcamp Flora Reserve is a bushland reserve covering approximately 11 hectares. The reserve runs alongside the former Heathcote Junction to Bendigo railway line which was opened in 1890 and closed in 1951.
The Highca(03)
Highcamp Flora Reserve
Cnr Crawfords Road and Northern Highway,Highcamp,
Victoria
Jungle Kids Indoor Playcentre (Wallan)Jungle Kids is an indoor playcentre and party venue! Whether you want the best party or just a day out with your little ones, Jungle Kids is always a fun place to be!
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Kerrisdale Mountain Railway & MuseumThe Kerrisdale Mountain Railway is a unique railway built to two-foot (610 mm) gauge on a zig-zag formation. To gain the maximum height within the shortest distance, steep grades and tight curves also abound,with panora0407 823 739
Kilmore - Community Bank Walking TrailA 1.6km one way (3.2km return) walk around part of the Kilmore Racecourse. The trail starts in the north-west corner which has some beautiful cypress tree stump chainsaw carvings, follows the north and then the east side(03)
Kilmore - Hudson Park Outdoor GymThere are three gym stations in the park.
Station #1 is located north east of the skate park. There are body dips, pull-ups, Roman rings and leg raises.
Station #2 is located south east of the skate park. The(03)
Kilmore - Monument Hill ReserveMonument Hill Reserve provides habitat for several nocturnal mammals including brush tail possums, ringtail possums and sugar gliders, as well as the threatened brush tailed phascogale. Local wildlife is abundant. Lizard(03)
Kilmore - Roaming Round Historic Kilmore (Survey Area)Kilmore is Victoria's oldest inland settled town.
Apart from the Stone-Axe Quarry at Mt William, little is recorded, and little evidence remains regarding the lifestyle of Kilmore's Traditional Owners in the early da(03)
Kilmore - Roaming Round Historic Kilmore (The New Township)Kilmore is Victoria's Oldest Inland Settled Town.
Following the overlanding by Hume and Hovell in 1824, squatters soon made their way into the area and as part of Hamlyn's Run, police were stationed near 'Green's Pin(03)
Kilmore - Roaming Round Historic Kilmore (The New Township)
Kilmore - The Guitar RoomThe Guitar Room is Australia's longest continually running guitar building school. It is a workshop where you can learn the art of acoustic guitar building and also a one-stop shop for everything to get you playing.0412 325 850
Kilmore - Whitburgh CottageThis bluestone 4-roomed cottage, plus 2-room timber detached kitchen/laundry was erected between 1853-57 for William Smeaton, a local coachbuilder and blacksmith.
The house remained in the Smeaton family ownership fro(03)
Kilmore Bowls ClubThe Kilmore Bowls Club is a lawn bowls club in the heart of Kilmore. which is available for hire. There is an artificial green.
Barefoot Bowls
Barefoot bowls starts in mid November as the weather warms up. This is a(03) 5782 1530
Kilmore Creek Heritage Art WalkThis gentle 2km trail along Kilmore Creek is suitable for walking, running, cycling and dogs on a lead.
This gentle walk along Kilmore Creek celebrates Kilmore's rich and diverse history from indigenous occupation th(03)
Kilmore Creek Heritage Art Walk
Cnr Union Street and Victoria Parade,Kilmore,
Victoria
Kilmore Fenced Dog Park (East Street)The fenced area is about 50 x 25m in size and it's located next to the racecourse. The surface is mainly grass with one area of sandy gravel. Two seats (one possible shade) and people have left extra chairs to use. There(03)
Kilmore Golf CourseKilmore Golf Course is a delightful picturesque course that is a far cry from the packed suburban courses that are scattered around the Melbourne suburbs. It gives a person a chance to experience a great leisurely game o(03) 5782 1123
Kilmore Leisure Centre (Swimming Pool)Aquatic facilities include a 25m indoor heated pool. There are learn to swim lessons, recreational swimming, aqua aerobics and lanes for hire.
Additional facilities are a fully equipped gymnasium, personal training, t(03) 5734 0600
Kilmore Miniature RailwayThe Kilmore Miniature Railway is managed by a group of volunteers and operates on local event days and also by special request.
The location of the railway is a lovely setting with two bridges across the creek.
See(03) 5782 2636 / (03) 5781 1711
Kilmore Racing ClubKilmore Racing Club is home to both Turf and Harness racing. Food and beverage options during race meets are available at Kilmore Trackside bistro and the grandstand.
Kilmore Trackside bistro is an inclusive, family (03) 5783 0700
Kilmore Tennis ClubKilmore Tennis Club is based at JJ Clancy Reserve. There are four hardcourts and four synthetic grass courts, LED lights to all 8 courts, a 2-metre-wide spectator area between the courts, and an access ramp.
This rese(03)
Kinglake - Wombelano FallsWombelano Falls is located off Captains Creek Road in Kinglake National Park. The 1.5km circuit walking track winds through forest with big old growth trees and leads to the falls viewing platform.
How to Get There fr(03)
Kinglake National ParkOnly 65 km north of Melbourne, this 22,360 hectare park lies on the slopes of the Great Dividing Range. Scenic lookouts offer dramatic views of the Melbourne skyline, Port Phillip Bay, the Yarra Valley and across to the (03)
Kinglake Raspberries (Pheasant Creek)Kinglake Raspberries is a 25 hectare raspberry farm nestled in the foothills of the Great Dividing Range just north-east of Melbourne.
Fresh Raspberries, both Pick Your Own and prepicked, are available during the Summ(03) 5786 5360 / 0407 313 975
Kinglake West - Masons FallsMasons Falls Picnic Area has gas barbecues, tables, shelter and toilets. There are several short walks that can be combined to form a full day walk of around 13km. Masons Falls walk (700 metres one way) leads to the Maso(03)
Lake Eildon National Park (Fraser Block) Nature WalksThe Fraser Block of Lake Eildon National Park is located in Coller Bay in Central Victoria and is home to two dedicated nature walks as well as other walks that include strenuous to easy grades. These include:
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Lake Eildon National Park (Fraser Block) Nature Walks
Lake Eildon National Park Blowhard Spur WalkAlthough there are numerous walk options taking in Blowhard Spur Track, our recommended walk is a 6 km circuit walk starting at the Perfect Cure Creek carpark area, near Devils Cove Camping Area in Coller Bay (Fraser Blo(03)
Lake Eildon National Park Candlebark Nature WalkCandlebark Nature Walk is located in Fraser Block on the west bank of Coller Bay of the Lake Eildon National Park. The walk starts near the Candlebark Camp Area and continues for 2 kilometres.
The walk track is of goo(03)
Lake Eildon National Park Cook Point WalkCook Point Walk is located along the northern bank of Coller Bay (Fraser Block), Lake Eildon National Park. The walk commences at the Wallaby Bay carpark and continues for around 2.5 km to the point. The exact distance v(03)
Lake Eildon National Park Estate Spur WalkAlthough there are numerous walk options taking in Estate Spur, our recommended walk is a 6 km circuit walk starting at Lakeside Camping Area in Coller Bay (Fraser Block) Lake Eildon National Park. The walk offers superb(03)
Lake Eildon National Park Perfect Cure Creek Nature WalkPerfect Cure Creek Nature Walk is located on the west bank of Coller Bay (Fraser Block) in Lake Eildon National Park in Central Victoria.
The walk starts from the gravel carpark area 200 metres past Devil Cove Camp Ar(03)
Lake Eildon National Park Perfect Cure Creek Nature Walk
Lake Eildon National Park Point Mibus WalkThe Point Mibus walk starts on the southern bank of Coller Bay (Fraser Block) Lake Eildon National Park in Central Victoria. The track winds out of Coller Bay to the south to Point Mead and then Point Mibus. The walk tak(03)
Lake Eildon National Park Stones Outstation & Wallaby Bay WalkStones Outstation and stockyards are located on the west bank of Stone Bay, beside the Fraser Block of Lake Eildon National Park - in Central Victoria. The walk starts at Wallaby Bay Carpark in Coller Bay, Fraser Block.
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Lake Eildon National Park Stones Outstation & Wallaby Bay Walk
Lake Mountain (Marysville)Lake Mountain is a year round Alpine Resort near Melbourne. Only a two hour drive from Melbourne, Lake Mountain is the closest and most accessible mountain to the city.
Lake Mountain is Australia's premier cross-count(03) 5957 7222
Lake Mountain Mountain Bike TrailsThe most epic trail at Lake Mountain is Cascades which is a single-track adventure taking you from the Resort Village all the way to Marysville on incredible single-track terrain. It is 28km of thrilling, challenging and(03)
Lake Mountain Walking Trails (Marysville)Lake Mountain offers some of the best bushwalking near Melbourne, with an extensive number of well marked, well-maintained hiking trails that make exploring Victoria's alpine landscape easy. Well-marked and well-maintain(03)
Lal Lal - Iron Mine and Blast FurnaceVictoria's only attempt at mining and smelting iron ore took place at Lal Lal in the latter stages of the nineteenth
century. In the mid 1870s, the Lal Lal Iron Company installed mining machinery, erected a large blast (03)
Langley - Turpins Falls Scenic ReserveTurpins Falls Scenic Reserve is situated 12.6 km from Kyneton and is one of several waterfalls and associated deep pools located along the Campaspe River.
UPDATE: Recent rains and an increase in visitation have deteri(03)
Lillicur - Quartz Mountain Geological ReserveQuartz Mountain Geological Reserve is a massive quartz outcrop located between Amherst and Lillicur where pure quartz stands in some sections at over six metres above the level of the connecting hill surface. In one sect(03)
Lot 19 Studio SpaceLot19 Art Space is an evolving creative space and events venue.
We're a destination, a venue, a hub, a playspace, and present many iconic events, including Castlemaine Idyll, the Spring Sculpture Show, heartfelt wedd0427 724 149
Majorca & Craigie Historic TourMajorca and Craigie are located south east of Maryborough and are rich in history and heritage.
Historic Craigie
The township of McCallums Creek became known as Craigie in 1875. The McCallums Creek Primary School was(03)
Majorca - Kong Meng Historic ReserveThe Kong Meng Historic Reserve is a significant site of the Majorca Gold Rush in the 1860's. The mine was owned by Chinese investor Lowe Kong Meng.
The reserve has many mullock heaps and gullies and there are walking (03)
Majorca - Kong Meng Historic Reserve
Cnr Rodborough Road and Johnson Road,Majorca,
Victoria
Maldon - Anzac Hill WalkAnzac Hill Walk is a scenic 2 km walk with views of the township of Maldon and historical facts. It has points of historical interest and is an uphill climb which takes 60 minutes minimum.
The walking track leaves Spr(03)
Maldon - Butts ReserveThere is a rest stop set among gum trees on the road to Mount Tarrengower with three tables, toilets and fireplaces.
Camping
This large campground offers picnic tables, shelter, fireplaces and flushing toilets. It is(03)
Maldon - Caledonian KilnsThe remains of the Caledonian quartz roasting kilns can be seen on the hillside from High Street.
You are still able to see the bridge supports providing access over the moat-like water culvert. On the hillside the r(03)
Maldon - Carmans TunnelThis tunnel was commenced around 1882 by the Great International Quartz Mining Company, as an attempt to drive a tunnel right through Mt Tarrangower, intersecting the rich gold-bearing reefs that had been mined previousl(03) 5471 1795
Maldon - Cascade Art GalleryCascade Art Gallery is steeped in atmosphere. This Fine Art gallery is set in a former Gothic Revival church, built in 1863 and repurposed to host inspiring, curated Visual Art exhibitions and events. Specialising in pai0408 844 152
Maldon - Eaglehawk WalkThis walk, of about 2.5 km, will take you from the Beehive Chimney to what was known as the settlement of Eaglehawk and back. Eaglehawk was really a suburb of Maldon itself, north of the town. Within and close to Eagleha(03)
Maldon - Grand Junction Quartz KilnsThe remains of three quartz kilns from the Grand Junction Company mine are located in the bush beside Mantons Gully Road.
The kilns are located west of Parkins Reef Road. Follow Mantons Gully Road, which is accessible(03)
Maldon - High Street Traders WalkDiscover some of Maldon's rich history as you explore our historic buildings, places and streetscapes. If you explore with the mobile app, each location reveals its story through 'then & now' images and text.
Maldon's(03)
Maldon - High Street Traders Walk
Cnr High Street and Fountain Street,Maldon,
Victoria
Maldon - Historic CBD WalkWalk from the Information Centre down High Street to the junction to begin.
1. View Point - Site of Bank of Victoria 1858 Originally a simple timber building. housing carpentry supplies. Site sold to the bank in 18(03)
Maldon - Historic Residential Area WalkThis brief walk, which takes approximately 60 minutes, covers Maldon's historic residential area. Catch a glimpse of the combination of trees, gardens, roofscapes. fences, verandahs, iron framework. stonework which all c(03)
Maldon - Lisle's Reef WalkA walk on Mt Tarrengower offers a lot of history, a gentle descent, many points of interest, and a shorter but steeper return trail. The return can be made less strenuous by backtracking on the outgoing path.
The num(03)
Maldon - Main Street Traders WalkDiscover some of Maldon's rich history as you explore our historic buildings, places and streetscapes. If you explore with the mobile app, each location reveals its story through 'then & now' images and text.
Maldon's(03)
Maldon - Mount Tarrengower Lookout TowerPanoramic views of the surrounding region are best seen from the peak of Mount Tarrengower where there is a poppet-head lookout tower.
Mount Tarrengower rises to a height of 570 metres a few kilometres west of Maldon(03)
Maldon - Mount Tarrengower Mountain Bike TrailsThis area is also named Maldon MTB Park. Mt Tarrengower is located just on the edge of Maldon and is only 5 minutes by car from Maldon's town centre. The mountain sits at 570 meters above sea level and provides great vie(03)
Maldon - Porcupine Flat Gold Dredge and DraglineThe dredge operation at Porcupine Flat belonged to Mr George Heywood. He first began working the site in 1958. The dredge is actually a smaller reconstruction of a large old dredge that operated in the Jim Crow Creek sou(03)
Maldon - Rock of AgesRock of Ages is within close proximity to the town of Maldon. This spectacular rocky outcrop is located on Mount Mooral, overlooking the Maldon township. Enormous boulders are staggered across the top of the mount and (03)
Maldon - South German MineThe South German Company began its mining career in the mid 1870s with the installation of steam-powered pumping and hauling plant. In 1886, its confidence increasing, the company erected a 20-head stamp battery, which w(03)
Maldon - Station to Town WalkDiscover some of Maldon's rich history as you explore our historic buildings, places and streetscapes. If you explore with the mobile app, each location reveals its story through 'then & now' images and text.
Moving g(03)
Maldon - The Maldon Lolly ShopThe Maldon Lolly Shop continues to delight the taste buds of visitors and locals alike, with an extensive range of good old fashioned and traditional confectionery.
A visit to our charming little shop is a true 'journ(03) 5475 1136
Maldon - The New Beehive MineThe New Beehive Mine - "One day the men working in the shaft came up for 'crib' and they noticed a swarm of bees on a post. Up to this time the mine had not been named. One of the miners said "we'll call the mine The Bee(03)
Maldon - The North British MineThe remains of the North British Mine can be seen on Parkin's Reef Road.
THE GOLD RUSHES
Maldon is one of a group of Victorian towns that was born with the great alluvial gold rushes of the 1850's and survived beyond(03)
Maldon - Union Hill Gold Mine LookoutThere is an easily reached lookout point with views over the current mining operations of the Union Hill mine.
There is an information sign at the lookout which reads:
Gold was first discovered on this site in 1854(03)
Maldon - Union Hill Gold Mine Lookout
Cnr Lowther Street and Reef Street,Maldon,
Victoria
Maldon - Whim PlatformThere is a well preserved whim platform, mine shaft and associated mullock heaps beside Cox Track in Maldon. You can see the centre post hole of the whim drum and the narrow platform worn around the perimeter of the plat(03)
Maldon and District WineriesThe Maldon Wine District includes wineries near Newstead, Guildford and Harcourt.
LIMESTONE TRACK VINEYARD
48 Limestone Track, Guildford (off the Midland Hwy).
T: 0400 606 561
W: www.limestonetrack.com
E: limest(03)
Maldon Area WalksSet in the foothills of Mt Tarrangower with its rich history and charming location, Maldon offers pleasant walks opening onto scenic vista along meandering roads past historic houses, streetscapes and mining remains. It (03)
Maldon Bowls ClubMaldon Bowls Club is a friendly and welcoming club with a 7 links artificial green, club rooms and bar. The club welcomes all locals, visitors and members.
The club has a great reputation for its friendly ambience at (03)
Maldon Croquet ClubMaldon Croquet Club provides a welcoming environment for enthusiasts of all levels to enjoy and learn croquet, fostering community engagement, sportsmanship, and a love for the game.
The club has one grass court.(03)
Maldon District MuseumThe Maldon District Museum holds an extensive and diverse collection of several thousand artefacts from the district. Our artefacts range from the unique and highly significant to the curious and commonplace; they record(03) 5475 1633
Maldon General CemeteryThe Cemetery's main gates were erected in 1890 and remained in their original state until they were re-painted and re-hung in 1990.
As you walk through the entrance to the Cemetery you will see the original caretaker(03)
Maldon Golf CourseMaldon golf course nestles between Mt Tarrengower and the Nuggetty range, providing a leisurely golfing experience in a natural bush setting.
18 hole sand greens course is a short but challenging 4411m with plenty of (03) 5475 2005
Maldon Historic AreaLocated in and around Maldon township, the Maldon Historic Reserve protects many relics of the gold mining era - abandoned shafts and tunnels, mullock heaps, quartz roasting kilns, stone walls, chimneys and machinery - a(03)
Maldon Historic ChurchesMaldon has a number of beautiful historic churches:
1. WESLEYAN CHURCH AND PARSONAGE
Fountain Street
Use: Cascade Art Gallery (Privately owned)
Construction: Brick. Halls built 1855 and 1861, Parsonage 18(03)
Maldon Historic DriveA 2-3 hour drive covering the highlights of the Maldon area. Click on the links for more information.
Map of Locations on Maldon Historic Drive
(1) VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE
The Maldon Visitor Information Centr(03)
Maldon Outdoor Swimming PoolFacilities include a 27.5m main pool, 3.5m square wader pool under shade sails, change-rooms and kiosk and BBQ.
There is a small grassy area with one shady tree with a table underneath it plus shade sail over a table (03) 9111 4930
Maldon Post OfficeHistory of the Maldon Post Office
From Canvas to Brick
Prior to the present building being completed in 1870, the Post Office business was conducted in various tents and small wooden buildings that dominated the early (03)
Maldon State BatteryThe Maldon State Battery consists of the remains of the former State Battery including buildings and machinery, the Alliance shaft and associated mining machinery foundations, several large heaps of battery sand, and the(03)
Maldon Tennis ClubThe Maldon Tennis Club is a local community based club open to all new and existing players and members. The club offers coaching, Junior competition, court hire and social tennis. There is a membership option to suit ev0422 419 922
Maldon Vintage Machinery MuseumThis Vintage Machinery Museum, home of "Auntie Jack" has on display is an assortment of historic exhibits dating from the mid 1800's including vintage machinery (agricultural, pastoral, forestry, mining, printing, indust(03) 5472 2202 / 0408 146 537
Maldon Vintage Machinery Museum
Cnr Vincents Road and Phoenix Street,Maldon,
Victoria
Maldon Visitor Information CentreThe Maldon Visitor Information Centre is your first port of call to learn more about a town steeped in history. The National Trust declared Maldon Australia's first Notable Town in 1966. Maldon was once among the world's(03) 5475 2569
Maldon's Living TreasuresOne aspect of Maldon's unique historic value is largely overlooked, that is, the large old eucalypt trees within the town boundaries. By 1854 the population of Maldon was 20,000 and the "ground completely turned up" and (03)
Markets in Central VictoriaEnjoy the regional markets in the central Victorian region. There are markets in Alexandra, Broadford, Euroa, Flowerdale, Kinglake, Marysville, Mooroopna, Nagambie Lakes, Seymour, Shepparton, Tallarook, Violet Town, Wall(03)
Maryborough - Avoca Mountain View Cycling TrailEnjoy a mostly gentle 80km ride through forest, farmland and townships. This route will take you off the main roads to visit the townships of Maryborough, Amherst and Avoca while taking in the backdrop of the Pyrenees Ra(03)
Maryborough - Bluchers Reef Whim PlatformThis site has a well-preserved whim platform near the Bluchers Reef mine site in the Craigie State Forest.
A whim was a device for hauling ore up a shaft. It was a vertically-mounted wooden drum to which a rope was a(03)
Maryborough - Bristol Hill Tower and LookoutBristol Hill Tower stands on a hill overlooking Maryborough. It not only provides an excellent view of the city and sweeping countryside, but it is connected to local history.
Bristol Hill Tower was erected during th(03)
Maryborough - Cambrian MineThe Cambrian Mine was located in bushland in the Craigie State Forest.
There is an area bordered by Mosquito Track, Cambrian Track and Argyle Road with large mullock heaps and the remains of shafts. Along Cambrian Tr(03)
Maryborough - Cambrian Mine
Cnr Mosquito Road and Cambrian Track,Maryborough,
Victoria
Maryborough - Carisbrook Settlers Cycling TrailA mostly gentle 24km ride through forest and farmland. Carisbrook is the centre of a rich agricultural area that has many historic buildings and sites such as the Old Log Goal which retains its original interlocking and (03)
Maryborough - Cemetery Precinct Gold Puddling MachineThere is a great example of a gold puddling machine here. It has a concrete floor which has helped to preserve the distinctive ring shaped depression in the ground.
Puddling machines were needed to break up clay soil (03)
Maryborough - Central Goldfields Art GalleryThe art gallery is situated in the picturesque historic fire station built in 1861, a short walk from the Maryborough CBD.
The gallery's changing exhibition program showcases local and regional artists, and includes d(03) 5460 4588
Maryborough - Central Goldfields Visitor Information CentreCentral Goldfields Visitor Information Centre offers a full range of guides and brochures for Central Goldfields and Victoria.
The friendly staff can assist you with finding a full range of souvenirs and locally made (03) 5460 4511 / 1800 356 511
Maryborough - Central Goldfields Visitor Information Centre
Maryborough Railway Station, Station Street,Maryborough,
Victoria
Maryborough - Coiltek Gold CentreCoiltek Gold Centre operates gold prospecting tours and sells and hires new and second hand gold prospecting equipment. We pride ourselves on being able to supply all your needs for Gold Detecting and prospecting, from T(03) 5460 4700
Maryborough - Craigie Forest Cycling TrailCraigie Forest Cycling Trail is a reasonably easy 11km ride through undulating forest.
Cragie State Forest is home to beautiful Box and Ironbark trees. Set amongst the forest are the historically significant Bull Gul(03)
Maryborough - Cycle Central GoldfieldsAll cycling tracks begin at the Maryborough Railway Station.
The Cycle Central Goldfields map offers eight routes that differ in difficulty and distance.
1. Dunolly/Havelock Gold Rush Trail - 54km
2. Timor Grand (03)
Maryborough - Dunolly-Havelock Gold Rush Cycling TrailA mostly gentle 54km ride through undulating forest and farmland. Dunolly is an old gold mining town surrounded by stunning box and iron bark forest. This town was once referred to as the 'Golden Triangle' because there (03)
Maryborough - Goldfields ReservoirGoldfields Reservoir is a quiet lake on the fringe of Maryborough which has a nature based playground, BBQs (wood and electric), picnic tables and toilets.
It is a popular place for water activities such as swimming, (03)
Maryborough - Goldfields Reservoir 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)
Maryborough - Majorca Kong Meng Cycling TrailA reasonably gentle 23km ride through forest and township. Majorca was founded in 1863 towards the end of the Victorian gold rush after two prospectors struck gold at nearby McCallum's Creek. Two months later, there were(03)
Maryborough - Paddys Ranges Cycling TrailA reasonably easy 22km ride through undulating forest. The Paddys Ranges Trail is a great place to observe relics of the goldmining era. This trail is well known for its wildflower displays and is home to more than 140 n(03)
Maryborough - Paddys Ranges State ParkWell-known for its wildflowers in springtime, Paddys Ranges State Park is home to 30 types of orchids and more than 140 native bird species like the rare Painted Honeyeaters and Swift Parrots.
Relics of the goldminin(03)
Maryborough - Paramount TheatreOriginally founded in 1926, countless memories have been made in these four walls. We're proud to be a part of these moments and dedicated in making your cinema experience more special with every visit. Visit our modern (03) 5461 1988
Maryborough - Phillips Botanical Gardens The Phillips Botanical Gardens is located in the centre of Maryborough and bordered by Napier Street, Inkerman Street and Alma Street. It features beautiful trees, shrubs and grassed picnic areas and is a favourite picni(03)
Maryborough - Phillips Botanical Gardens
Cnr Inkerman Street and Alma Street,Maryborough,
Victoria
Maryborough - Possum Gully Fine ArtsThe Gallery near Maryborough is an interesting mud brick structure set in a beautiful garden which forms a natural background for the many pieces of garden sculpture. It is also the home of many and varied native bird sp(03) 5461 1775
Maryborough - Talbot Heritage Cycling TrailA 45km ride on a slightly steep hill through mostly forest. Talbot is a picturesque early goldmining town with a unique streetscape of heritage sites and buildings.
Talbot Heritage Cycling Trail Map
Download Talbo(03)
Maryborough - Timor Grand Duke Cycling TrailA reasonably gentle 45km ride through farmland. Once a thriving metropolis with a population in excess of 27,000, Timor is now a sleeping hollow which is home to the spectacular Grand Duke Mine and the intriguing Timor C(03)
Maryborough - Worsley Cottage Museum ComplexA bluestone building that became the home of the Maryborough Midlands Historical Society in 1976 is today a wonderful museum to visit.
Worsley Cottage is furnished with period pieces and has a huge collection of goldf(03) 5461 2518
Maryborough Bush and Town WalkThe Maryborough Bush and Town Walk takes advantage of many of the natural and historical features while providing opportunities for the health benefits of walking. The Maryborough Bush and Town Walk uses footpaths throug(03)
Maryborough Golf Course & Bowls ClubThe Maryborough Golf & Bowls Club is renowned for its friendly atmosphere which is symbolised by the beautiful Golden Wattle that surrounds our magnificent, well grassed, 18 hole course in Spring.
Only a short two hou(03) 5460 4900
Maryborough Heritage Walking TourMaryborough is full of history and heritage. Discover evidence of the first inhabitants and reimagine the heady heyday of the gold rush.
The Dja Dja Wurrung Aboriginal people (also known as the Djad-jawurrung or Jajo(03)
Maryborough Outdoor Swimming PoolHoused in an Art Deco building constructed in 1940, this 50m outdoor Olympic swimming pool is heritage listed.
Opening Hours:
Opening Times
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Entry to Central Goldfields outdoor pools is free for the 2024/25 (03) 5461 1925
Maryborough Self Drive TourMaryborough and the surrounding district is full of history and heritage. Discover evidence of the first inhabitants and reimagine the heady heyday of the gold rush. The richness of our goldfields still draws prospectors(03)
Maryborough Self-Guided Town WalkThe Maryborough district was first settled as early as 1840 by the Scottish Simson brothers, who began sheep farming in the district. When gold was found, the population quickly grew, by 1856 there were up to 53,000 peop(03)
Maryborough Sports and Leisure CentreThe Maryborough Sports Leisure Centre offers a 25 metre indoor heated pool, toddlers beach-front pool, spa, sauna, fully equipped gym and court sports.
(03) 5461 4300
Marysville & District Historical Society MuseumFounded in 1969, the Marysville & District Historical Society's museum provides visitors and researchers with an opportunity to learn about the rich history of Marysville and its surrounds.
The museum houses a unique 0417 551 091
Marysville - Beauty Spot Natural Features Reserve WalkThe Beauty Spot was first recognised for its beauty back in the late 1800s, and has since been a favourite spot for locals and tourists to visit.
After the 2009 Black Saturday Bushfires devastated the area, the Depar(03)
Marysville - Beauty Spot Natural Features Reserve Walk
Marysville - Brunos Art & Sculpture GardenThe original and unique artworks of sculptor and painter Bruno Torfs continues to bring joy and inspiration to visitors from all over the world. Nestled amongst the luscious rainforest setting lives a collection of unfor(03) 5963 3513
Marysville - Cora Lynn FallsA cascading style waterfall, that can be viewed from stairs running beside the Falls or from the bottom of the Falls. The walk to the Falls is around ten minutes.
While Cora Lynn is smaller than both the Steavenson a(03)
Marysville - Cumberland FallsThe Cumberland Falls is a small forest waterfall that is located between the "Sovereign View" and Cora Lynn Falls on the Cumberland Walking Trail.
From Marysville, travel along the Marysville-Woods Point Road for 18 k(03)
Marysville - Cumberland WalkCumberland Walk is a 4km walk which takes about two hours along a formed track with some medium, short steep hills.
The circuit walk starts and ends at the Cambarville picnic area car park. From Marysville, travel alo(03)
Marysville - Gilberts Gully Nature Trail WalkGilberts Gully Nature Trail Walk is a favourite spot for locals and tourists to enjoy a casual walk amongst pristine Australian Bush.
After the 2009 Black Saturday Bushfires devastated the area, the Department of Envi(03)
Marysville - Historic Timber Tramway Trestle BridgeThe historic Marysville Timber Tramway Trestle Bridge was destroyed during the 2009 Black Saturday Bushfires which ravished the area. In 2012 the Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE) rebuilt the bridge, cre(03)
Marysville - Keppel FallsKeppel Falls is one of the larger and more spectacular cascading waterfalls in the district. The Falls are particularly impressive in spring, following snow melt and rain but do have water throughout the year.
The wal(03)
Marysville - Keppel LookoutKeppel Lookout is 860 m above sea level in the Yarra Ranges National Park. It offers magnificent views north across the township of Marysville and up the beautiful Acheron Valley towards the townships of Buxton, Taggerty(03)
Marysville - Meeting of the Waters WalkThe Meeting of the Waters is a beautiful lush area located at the confluence of Taggerty River with White House Creek. The walk takes around 20 minutes and the track is of medium grade. The walk starts at the Taggerty Ca(03)
Marysville - Michaeldene Nature Trail WalkThe Michaeldene Nature Trail Walk loop walk is a medium grade walk through pristine Australian Bushland. After the 2009 Black Saturday Bushfires devastated the area, the Department of Environment & Primary Industries (DE(03)
Marysville - Phantom FallsA smaller cascade style waterfall that is very picturesque and located in the Keppel Falls Scenic Reserve. Only a small section of the larger 35m drop is visible due to the profusion of tree ferns and vegetation in the g(03)
Marysville - Steavenson FallsSteavenson Falls are one of the tallest in Victoria, with 5 cascades, a total descent of 122 metres, the last having a clear drop of more than 21 metres.
Named after John Steavenson, who first visited the site of what(03)
Marysville - Taggerty CascadesLady Talbot Drive continues past Keppel Falls onto Taggerty Cascades and The Beeches but this is a rough road and there is a sign advising 4WD access only.
There is an upper and lower part of the cascades. Hear the r(03)
Marysville - The Big CulvertThe Big Culvert is a substantial granite and bluestone arch culvert on the historic Yarra Track near Cambarville. It was built in the 1870s as part of the improvements to the road from Melbourne to the Woods Point and Jo(03)
Marysville - The Big TreeThe Big Tree is located in the Yarra Ranges National Park 18 km from Marysville and 10 minute walk from the Cambarville Day Visitor Area. The Big Tree, standing almost 88m high, is one of the tallest living mountain ash (03)
Marysville - Tree Fern Gully Walk to Steavenson FallsThe Fern Gully walk, is a medium grade walk from the township of Marysville to Steavenson Falls, Marysville's premier tourist attraction. The walk follows the Steavenson River as it meanders up the Steavenson Gully. The (03)
Marysville - Tree Fern Gully Walk to Steavenson Falls
Marysville - Wilderness Fly FishingBased out of Marysville, Victoria, just 1.5 hours from Melbourne, Australia, Wilderness Fly Fishing offers guiding services exploring the lush rainforests and waterways of this stunning part of the world.
We offer sin0421 556 916
Marysville Bushfire MemorialThe Marysville Bushfire Memorial is dedicated to those who assisted the community during and following the events of 7 February 2009 including Emergency Services, Charitable Organisations and Government Agencies plus al(03)
Marysville Community Golf and Bowls ClubNestled in a fertile valley of the Great Dividing Range this course is one of Victoria's most picturesque golf courses. The course is located on the outskirts of Marysville and is set in a natural amphitheatre surrounded(03) 5963 3241
Marysville Community Market (Marysville)Around 15 to 30 stalls at the Marysville Community Market provide crafts, gifts, clothing, plants, soap, preserves, jams, chutneys, olive oil, honey, fresh fruit and vegetables and wine. There is a sausage sizzle and mus0429 421 939
Marysville Heritage Trail (The Timber Story)The exhibits and information panels for the (The Timber Story are located around the outside of the Marysville Visitor Information Centre.
The logs were all cut, of course with a cross cut saw and barked by hand with (03)
Marysville LabyrinthThe Marysville Labyrinth was developed as an initiative of the Anglican Parish of Marysville and Buxton.
Once the new church was completed, thoughts turned towards the space surrounding the church and ways that this (03)
Marysville Outdoor Swimming PoolOutdoor pool with seasonal hours. There is a a toddler and main pool (33 m).
Opening Hours:
Season Details
Pool Opening Times
Cost:
Murrindindi Shire Council swimming pools are FREE for the 2024-2025 season.
(03) 5963 3387
Marysville TrailsThe area around Marysville has a range of wonderful trails of varying distance and difficulty. The Marysville Forest Trails offer a variety of experiences from gentle half hour strolls to full day hikes. There are mounta(03)
Marysville Visitor Information CentreMarysville Visitor Information Centre is nestled in the foothills of Melbourne's closest alpine resort are the quaint villages of Marysville, Buxton, Taggerty and Narbethong. Located only a 90 minute drive from Melbourne(03) 5963 4567
Metcalfe - Coliban CascadesThe 'Cascades' is a series of rock pools where the Coliban River flows and cascades through large granite boulders, outcrops, crevices and caverns. You can walk around the area and explore the pools and flowing water but(03)
Mia Mia - Duigan MemorialThe Duigan Memorial commemorates the first flight of an aeroplane built and flown by an Australian in 1910.
John Robertson Duigan, with the collaboration of his brother, Reginald C. Duigan, built and flew the first A(03)
Mia Mia - Duigan Memorial
Duigan Memorial, Burke and Wills Track,Mia Mia,
Victoria
Mia Mia - Stinson MemorialMia Mia residents banded together to create a memorial for the ten people killed in a fiery plane crash, 75 years previous (on 31st January 1945).
The Stinson Memorial Project began in 2018 as a result of a chance con(03)
Mia Mia - Stinson Memorial
Stinson Memorial, Burke and Wills Track,Mia Mia,
Victoria
Mitchell Shire Nature ReservesMitchell Shire has a wide range of nature reserves. They include:
1. Mangalore Flora Reserve (Mangalore)
Massed orchids in spring, Gilbert's Whistler, goannas and wallabies.
2. Coolabah Crown Hughes Gorge Flo(03)
Mitchell Shire Services & Local InformationThis covers useful information you may need when visiting the Mitchell Shire area.
EMERGENCY:
Ambulance, Fire and Police - Ring 000. If you don't have mobile coverage, ring 112 to access Emergency Services.
VicEme(03)
Mitchell Shire Street and Public ArtThere are some sculptures and street art scattered about the Mitchell Shire.
Beveridge
Ned Kelly by Ray McLean
The story of the Kelly Gang, and its dramatic culmination in the siege of Glenrowan in June 1880, is(03)
Mount Alexander Shire Bush Camping GuideBush camping locations in the Mount Alexander Shire region include:
(1) BUTTS RESERVE
Camping is permitted at Butts Reserve at the foot of Mount Tarrangower in Maldon. The camp site has picnic tables, fire places(03)
Muckleford - Dunn's ReefThe Dunn's Reef historic site has an extensively mined, large open cut mine from an outcrop of quartz. There is an interesting loading ramp which has mostly collapsed.
An information at site has the following text:
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Muckleford - Muckleford Forest Walk to the Red White and Blue MineAn easy 5km walk through box-ironbark forest to Dunn's Reef and the Red White and Blue Mine, through an area rich in history, birds and wildflowers.
The Red, White and Blue Recreation site is located in the Muckleford(03)
Muckleford - Muckleford Forest Walk to the Red White and Blue Mine
Cnr Bells Lane Track and Red White and Blue Track,Muckleford,
Victoria
Cnr Bells Lane Track and Red White and Blue Track,
Murrindindi - Murrindindi CascadesOne of the larger and more spectacular cascades in the area. The lower steel viewing platform is a short seven minute walk down the gravel track and steel stairway from the carpark / Day Visitor area.
The Cascades is (03)
Murrindindi - Wilhelmina FallsWilhelmina Falls is in the beautiful Murrindindi Scenic Reserve. The walk from the car park to Wilhelmina Falls is around 45 minutes each way and is of medium grade. The path is well worn, although care should be taken, (03)
Murrindindi - Wilhelmina Falls
Cnr Murrindindi Road and Wilhelmina Falls Walk,Murrindindi,
Victoria
Murrindindi Accommodation (Marysville, Yea, Alexandra, Eildon)A summary of accommodation options in the Murrindindi area (Marysville, Yea, Alexandra, Eildon) is:
Jump to Accommodation in Alexandra & Surrounds
Jump to Accommodation in Eildon & Surrounds
Jump to Accommodatio(03)
Murrindindi District Historic Rail SitesThe districts has significant history in rail, both from the use of rail to transport timber from high up in the ranges to the mills and the main rail line from Melbourne used up until the mid 1970's to transport goods a(03)
Murrindindi Scenic ReserveSituated at the northern end of the Toolangi State Forest, the Murrindindi Scenic Reserve provides excellent opportunities for recreational activities such as camping, bushwalking, picnicking and fishing.
The Murrindi(03)
Murrindindi Shire Regular MarketsThere are regular markets held within the Murrindindi Shire region at Alexandra, Eildon, Flowerdale, Kinglake, Marysville, Taggerty, Tallarook, Yarck and Yea.
ALEXANDRA MARKET
2nd Saturday of month 9am-1pm
Alexandra(03)
Murrindindi Wine TrailEnjoy the diversity and quality of local wines from the picturesque Acheron and Yea Valleys.
See the trail map below or download the map here:.
CELLAR DOORS
1 Sedona Estate
182 Shannons Rd, Murrindindi
Phone(03)
Narbethong - Pack Saddling AustraliaThe Mystic Mountains are waiting. Spend time in the mountains, enjoy the peace and tranquillity that our beautiful native bushland has to offer.
Enjoy the wildlife, sharing time with friends around the campfire. Relax0429 133 416
Ned Kelly's House (Beveridge)Kelly House is the boyhood home of the infamous bushranger where he spent his early childhood years. The house remains today and has been restored with interpretive signage and landscaping. A wooden fence surrounds the p(03)
Newstead - Newstead Arts HubThe Newstead Arts Hub is a community-run arts space situated in a renovated railway station in Newstead, Victoria. We host exhibitions, community events and workshops. We have multiple gallery spaces, a workshop room, a (03)
Newstead Bowling ClubNewstead Bowling Club is the home of the "Mighty Newstead Kangaroos". We currently field two Pennant teams in the Goldfields Bowls Region.
The club has a friendly atmosphere and new bowlers are always welcome to come(03)
Newstead Heritage Spiritual WalkWalk (or drive) around Newstead: visit and share the places where people have worshipped and reflected since the formation of the township over 150 years ago
Location of Heritage Sites
1. The Avenue of Honour - (03)
Newstead Outdoor Swimming PoolFacilities include a 25m main pool, toddlers pool, water slide, change-rooms, kiosk and BBQ.
The pool is currently managed by the Newstead and District Swimming Pool Inc. and is open for recreation water play, lap swi(03) 9111 4930
Puckapunyal - Australian Army Tank MuseumAustralian Army Tank Museum collection ranges from the First World War through to 21st-century advancements.
The exhibition space is divided into four galleries. The entrance gallery, Chavual Hall, features exhibition0437 206 482
Pyalong Golf ClubPyalong Golf Club has a picturesque location with sand greens and visitors are welcome and bookings are not necessary.
The course is located in the Pyalong Recreational Reserve which has BBQs and picnic tables.
Th(03) 5785 1243
Pyalong Trestle BridgeTake this rare opportunity to view a largely intact timber trestle bridge over Mollison Creek which was first built in 1889. The distinctive construction method used to build this bridge makes it architecturally signific(03)
Reedy Creek - Murchison Gap LookoutThe lookout at Murchison Gap has breath-taking views of the Valley of a Thousand Hills and the King Parrot Creek catchment area.
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The lookout is located 50m up the gravel Murchison Spur Road from Strath Creek (03)
Reedy Creek - Murchison Gap Lookout
Cnr Strath Creek Road and Murchison Spur Road,Reedy Creek,
Victoria
Rubicon - Little River Bridge Rainforest AreaThe Little River Bridge Temperate Rainforest Area is one of the district's small secrets. It is one of the closest and best preserved sections of cold temperate rainforest close to Alexandra and Eildon. While there are o(03)
Rubicon - Rubicon FallsRubicon Falls is 40 metres high and sits around 300m above the Rubicon Power Station in the Blue Ranges. Viewing is restricted to the elevated roadside due to the harsh inaccessible terrain.
The Falls is best after he(03)
Ruffy - The Odd JugVisit the collection of over 1,000 jugs on display plus antique farm tools, irons and other memorabilia. There is also a plant nursery which includes Pelargoniums, Geraniums, Hostas and many cottage plants.
Devonshire(03) 5790 4240
Seymour - Australian Light Horse Memorial ParkThe Australian Light Horse Memorial Park in Seymour, is situated in a very beautiful rural environment.
Just one kilometre along the Goulburn Valley Highway on the eastern side of Seymour, you will come see the stone (03) 5792 1848
Seymour - Blue Plaque Historical BuildingsThe following historical buildings in Seymour have "blue plaques".
1) The Royal Hotel:
In 1848 John Clarke built the rear portion of the hotel from locally quarried stone. It was added to in 1852 and again in the(03)
Seymour - Goulburn River Trail WalkA 3.4km (one-way) multi-purpose trail suitable for all abilities alongside the Goulburn River.
The Trail provides the chance to view some lovely scenery, historic sites and native wildlife. Viewing platforms, seating (03)
Seymour - Great Driving RoutesSeymour is surrounded by beautiful countryside; perfect for that much loved great country drive.
Here are some favourites:
Great Drive One
Manse Hill Road to Northwood and Mitchellstown
Travel west out of Sey(03)
Seymour - Military History TrailThe Military History Trail provides the perfect opportunity for any type of getaway you need. You can easily do this drive in a day, or you can take your time and explore each town for all it has to offer. War memorials (03)
Seymour - Vietnam Veterans Commemorative WalkThe Vietnam Veterans Commemorative Walk is the only one of its kind in Australia dedicated to Vietnam Veterans. The Walk has been created using symbolic elements of Vietnam and over 60,000 names of every serviceman and s(03)
Seymour Bowling ClubSeymour Bowling Club has one grass green and one artificial green.
Competition pennant sides are fielded in the Goulburn Valley Playing Area of the Goulburn Murray Bowls Region.
New bowlers and members are welcome.(03) 5799 0980
Seymour Bushland ReserveThe 65.4 ha Seymour Bushland Park has high conservation significance, hosting Box-Ironbark Forest which is a threatened vegetation type and hosting a large number of threatened native fauna species, particularly birds.
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Seymour Golf CourseSeymour Golf Club are a small country club with a casual friendly environment for golf. We welcome any visitors for green fee players, as well as invite you to participate in our weekly club competitions.
We are locat(03) 5792 1117
Seymour Heritage WalkThe Seymour Heritage Walk begins at the Seymour Visitor Information Centre, located in the Old Court House.
Pop into the Visitor Information Centre before you start. There is a brochure available containing more info(03)
Seymour Railway Heritage CentreSince inception in 1983, Seymour Railway Heritage Centre has been dedicated to the preservation of our fleet of heritage rollingstock. Our carriages cover over a century of history including royal and vice regal cars, we(03) 5799 0515
Seymour Self-Guided Heritage DrivePrior to the coming of the white man, the Taungurung people occupied a vast area along the catchments of the Goulburn River including this area that we now know as Seymour. In 1824 Hume and Hovell, on their return from P(03)
Seymour Sports and Aquatic CentreAquatic facilities at the centre include a 25m indoor heated lap pool, 15m indoor heated leisure pool, learn to swim school, recreational swimming, aqua aerobics and lap lanes for hire.
Non aquatic facilities are:
Fu(03) 5735 1500
Seymour Tennis ComplexThe Seymour Tennis Complex provides tennis facilities for junior and senior players. Seymour Tennis Complex is home to Seymour Tennis Club. The complex has 4 lit acrylic courts and 4 lit synthetic grass courts.
The Se0428 998 470
Seymour Visitor Information CentreSeymour Visitor Information Centre is located on the Goulburn River in Seymour and contains a great deal of heritage.
Near the Visitor Information Centre is a basic fenced playground, toilets, tables, BBQs and water (03) 5799 0233
Seymour VRI Bowling ClubSeymour VRI Bowling Club was officially opened on the 30th October 1948 as a recreational club for Victorian Railway Workers and is now open to membership by all genders, ages and occupations of the community.
We are (03) 5792 4080
Seymour VRI Bowling Club
Cnr Anzac Avenue and Goulburn Street,Seymour,
Victoria
Seymour War Memorial Outdoor PoolThe Seymour War Memorial Outdoor Pool operates during the summer period.
Opening Hours:
Outdoor pools in Mitchell Shire are open over the Summer Season from the first weekend in December to Monday of the Labour Day W(03) 5799 2688
Seymour WWI Memorial ParkThis park pays tribute to the local men and women who served in World War I.
History of the park
In November 1927, Memorial Gates were unveiled at the entrance to the then Seymour Soldiers Memorial Hospital. The Gate(03)
Seymour WWI Memorial Park
Cnr Callen Street and Brettoneux Street,Seymour,
Victoria
Strath Creek FallsThis waterfall, located in Mount Disappointment State Forest, has been popular with visitors for over 150 years. The walk leads to the amazing view of the falls cascading over 50 metres over the rock face and into the gu(03)
Strath Creek Historic and Natural Attractions Driving TrailStrath Creek Historic and Natural Attractions Driving Trail includes the following attractions:
1. Strath Creek Township - The heart of the Strath Creek Valley since 1859. A picturesque town with many attractions incl(03)
Strath Creek Historic and Natural Attractions Driving Trail
Strath Creek Walking TrailThe Strath Creek Walking Trail is a leisurely stroll highlighting local history and botanical features:
1. Hall
Although residents had the use of the Good Templars Hall, "the pokey little building" which was used as (03)
Taggerty - Cathedral Range State ParkThe Cathedral Range is a spectacular seven kilometre rugged, rocky ridge of sharply upturned sedimentary rock.
A variety of walking tracks ranging in difficulty from easy to challenging offer the opportunity to explo(03)
Taggerty 4 Seasons MarketTaggerty 4 Seasons Market showcases great locally grown produce from Taggerty and the surrounding district including Local produce including olive oil, wine, honey, fudge, baked goods, preserves, soaps, crafts, bric-a-br0417 349 226 / 0419 376 206
Talbot - Aboriginal Shelter TreeThis red river gum (Eucalyptus Camaldulensis) is believed to be about 700 years old. The girth of the tree is 15 metres and the hollowed out centre was used by the Jajawurrong people for shelter. It would have been a sma(03)
Talbot - Pioneer Park Outdoor GymThe gym has an elliptical trainer, stretch station, leg press, aerobic cycle, body pulls / push-ups and chest press.
The gym is next to a playground with a water tap, BBQs, toilets and shelter with table.
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Talbot - Tunnel Hill MineThe Tunnel Hill Mine at Talbot is an amazing insight of our past golden era. The abandoned timbered gold mine tunnel is located on the outskirts of Talbot in the Tunnel Hill Bushland Reserve.
The abandoned mine was i(03)
Talbot Arts & Historical MuseumOpened in 1984 in the former Primitive Methodist Church (opened 1870), the museum is four museums in one, comprising of the Communications Museum, Dunach School No1412, Amherst Hospital Isolation Ward and the Talbot Arts(03) 5463 2167
Talbot Farmers MarketTalbot Farmers Market has over 80 regional produce and product stalls! Great coffee, delicious food and live music!
The tiny town of Talbot (population 350) comes alive every month as thousands of visitors enjoy the v(03)
Talbot Heritage WalkOriginally the land encompassing Talbot formed part of the native territory of the Jajawurrung tribe (also called Djadjaurrung).
The aboriginal population before the arrival of the British was estimated to be between(03)
Talbot Outdoor Swimming Pool25m outdoor pool (1.1 - 2.6m deep) and toddler pool (0.1 - 0.3m deep) which is open during the summer months. Pool is typically open 1pm - 7pm.
Opening Hours:
Opening Times
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Entry to Central Goldfields outdo(03) 5463 2329
Talbot Tennis ClubTalbot Tennis Club currently has teams in A reserve, C special and C grade, and are always looking for new players.
The four synthetic courts are free for the public to use but should be booked.
There is shaded se(03)
Tallarook - Boulton Flora ReserveBoulton Flora Reserve was created to preserve an example of Native Grassy Woodlands in the Tallarook area. The reserve is a stunning site of native wildflowers within the Mitchell Shire.
Boulton Flora Reserve is a bus(03)
Tallarook - Trawool (Seymour) ReservoirThe Trawool Reservoir was commissioned in the 1890s by the Seymour Water Trust, and opened in 1895. It was built to supply the growing town of Seymour (15 km away) with water using a gravity fed low maintenance system. T(03)
Tallarook ArboretumThe Tallarook Arboretum is a site of indigenous vegetation along the Dabyminga Creek. The winding trails and multiple picnic spots make it the perfect location for families and recreational use.
There is an informatio(03)
Tallarook Farmers MarketTallarook Farmers Market is the only accredited market in the Mitchell Shire.
The market operates on the first Sunday of every month except January (8:30am-12pm), with our Christmas Market held on the third Sunday in 0403 831 520
Tallarook Outdoor PoolThe Tallarook Outdoor Pool has a rectangular main pool with a fun water slide and a smaller square, shallow pool for toddlers under shade sails with a water spray.
There is an unshaded table, some shaded seats, some (03) 5799 1456
Tallarook State ForestTallarook State Forest is situated about an hour and 15 minutes drive north of Melbourne, Tallarook State forest comprises 5,100 ha of mixed species Eucalypt forest.
Access - The forest is located north of Melbourne b(03)
Taradale Historic WalkThis walk explores the history of Taradale.
EARLY YEARS
Taradale is a small town in Central Victoria nestled in a valley on Back Creek close to its junction with the Coliban River. Major natural attractions include s(03)
Taradale Mineral SpringTaradale Mineral Spring is located in the Taradale Recreation Reserve. The spring is close to the edge of Back Creek and is fitted with a cast-iron deep well hand-pump. The mineral water is pumped from a spring located a(03)
Taradale Mineral Spring
Cnr Murchison Street and Jackson Street,Taradale,
Victoria
Taradale ViaductThe Taradale Viaduct is a spectacular bluestone and wrought iron box girder bridge which stretches approximately 213 metres across the Taradale Back Creek. It was erected as part of the Melbourne, Mount Alexander and Mur(03)
Thornton - Goulburn Valley Fly Fishing CentreLocated exactly half way between the townships of Alexandra and Eildon and almost on the junction of the Goulburn and Rubicon Rivers, it is the perfect base for fly fishing this great region.
Goulburn Valley Fly Fishi(03) 5773 2513 / 0418 995 611
Timor - Grand Duke MineOne of the State's richest deep alluvial gold leads was discovered running through Timor. Mining on this lead was dominated by the Duke and Timor Gold Mining Company (later known as Duchess of Timor, 'Duke', and Grand Du(03)
Timor Historic TourGold was first discovered in this region at Chinaman's Flat in 1854. Only 500 miners were at the first rush, one month later it was in excess of 16,000. Originally known as Coxtown after the local Butcher, it was surveye(03)
Tooborac Recreation Reserve Free Public Tennis CourtTwo fenced hardcourts - one with a net. The surface is in poor condition with big cracks filled with weeds.
Shaded seats, toilets and a playground nearby.
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Tooborac Recreation Reserve Free Public Tennis Court
Toolangi - Wirrawilla Rainforest WalkDiscover the secrets of the rainforest on the Wirrawilla Walk. Wirrawilla is Koori for green trees. It reflects the luxuriance of the surrounding plants, like the majestic moss and fern covered Myrtle Beech trees tower(03) 5962 9318
Toolangi Sculpture Trail (Toolangi)The Toolangi Sculpture Trail showcases the works from the international sculpture event held at the Toolangi Forest Discovery Centre in 1996. The sculptures are the work of a diverse group of top professional artists fro(03)
Toolangi State ForestSituated about 60 km north east of Melbourne, Toolangi State forest provides excellent opportunities for camping, bushwalking, picnicking, bird watching and fishing. The forest has a number of spectacular walking trails,(03)
Trawool - Gawarn Baring Walking TrackThe 5km return Gawarn Baring walking track showcases spectacular views through the Trawool Valley and is located right next to the Great Victorian Rail Trail. It showcases the vistas of the Trawool Valley, as well as mix(03)
Trawool - Horseshoe Lagoon Flora and Fauna ReserveHorseshoe Lagoon is nestled in the bend of the Goulburn River between Kerrisdale and Trawool. The stunning surroundings and peaceful atmosphere make it the perfect place to enjoy outdoor activities such as camping and fi(03)
Trawool - Horseshoe Lagoon Flora and Fauna Reserve
Upper Plenty - Uncle Nevs Trail RidesGallop over the hills or take a leisurely walk through the State Forest. Bring your camera and capture the breathtaking views and abundant wildlife.
All riding levels are catered for from beginners to the experienced.(03) 5783 1310
Upper Plenty - Uncle Nevs Trail Rides
1115 Wallan-Whittlesea Road,Upper Plenty,
Victoria
Vaughan - Glenluce Mineral SpringsTucked away deep into the Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park is Glenluce Mineral Springs - a scenic location ideal for birdwatching, picnicking and photography.
Alongside a water fountain that allows for you (03)
Vaughan - Red Knob Gold Mining LandscapeThese dramatic cliffs near Vaughan, known as Red Knob, are the result of hydraulic sluicing operations in the mid 20th century.
Hydraulic sluicing is a gold mining process which uses high pressure jets of water to bla(03)
Vaughan Mineral SpringsVaughan Mineral Springs features mineral springs, free electric barbecues, picnic tables, gazebo, free camping, mineral spring water taps and toilets. There are three springs in this immediate area: Vaughan, Lawson and C(03)
Wabonga - Dandongadale FallsLocated 48 km from Cheshunt (4.8 km from Whitfield in the King Valley). The Falls are only viewable from a small section of narrow gravel track. A small carpark area makes stopping possible for up to four vehicles at a t(03)
Wallan - Pretty Sally Riding RanchPretty Sally Riding Ranch was established in 1988. It is situated in the heart of the Great Dividing Ranges with panoramic views and wildlife in abundance. Our horses are suited to all levels of riders.
Rides availab(03) 5782 2234 / 0408 352 509
Wallan Library StorytimeRhyme Time for Babies & Toddlers, Pre-school Storytimes and Kids' Reading Club - Book Nuts for 7-10 years old
Opening Hours:
Rhyme Time for Babies & Toddlers: Wednesday morning - 10.30am
Pre-school Storytimes: Frid(03) 5783 3555
Wallan Library Storytime
Cnr Wellington Street and Queen St,Wallan,
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Wandong - Heathcote Junction Say G'Day TrailThe 5.3km Say G'Day trail is a partially paved foot and cycle path between the neighbouring towns of Wandong and Heathcote Junction.
The trail is suitable for all pedestrian and cyclist skill levels. The path was buil(03)
Wandong - Kooralinga Drive Outdoor GymThe gym is next to the Wandong - Heathcote Junction Say G'Day Trail with an unshaded seat.
There are leg raises, body dips, gorilla, bars, pull-ups, sit up bench, pull downs and chest press.
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Wandong - LB Davern Reserve Outdoor GymStation #1 has a leg press, body twist and chest press. Station #2 has a dexterity builder, shoulder mobility wheel and step up unit.
Near a playground with water tap.
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Wandong - Pickett WalkA 250m secluded track located beside the Wandong Railway Station with native plants and interpretative signage describing Wandong's railway history.
The path is named after local man, Frank Pickett, who came to Wandon(03)
Wandong - Wooden SculpturesSome lovely chain sawn wooden sculptures including a magnificent seat with one character sawing the seat. There are some other carvings of Australian animals such as a wombat and koala but they are a little worse for wea(03)
Wandong Tennis ClubWandong Tennis Club is located at L.B Davern Reserve and has two synthetic grass tennis courts plus four multipurpose hard courts for netball and tennis.
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Wandong Walking TrailTake the Wandong Walking Trail and learn about our past history. Several of our original buildings remain but unfortunately much of our past has disappeared. Some imagination will be necessary during your walk to conjure(03)
Yarck BikesYarck Bikes offers a mobile and workshop repair service, sell a range of parts and accessories and bike hire.
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Yarck Country MarketThe Yarck Country Market takes place at the Yarck Hall on the third Saturday of every month, from 9:00am to 2:00pm rain, hail or shine.
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Yarra Ranges National Park (Marysville)Cradling the Yarra River headwaters and much of Melbourne's water catchment, the park features majestic Mountain Ash trees.
Visit the Rainforest Gallery with its spectacular observation platform and rainforest walkway(03)
Yea - Cheviot TunnelThe historic Cheviot Rail Tunnel is a key feature of the Tallarook to Mansfield Rail Line which operated between 1883 and 1970. Being the only tunnel on this line, and made using handmade bricks using local clay, which r(03)
Yea Bowls ClubYea Bowls Club offers the sport of bowls to the Yea community, including formal pennant competition, regular social competition, and friendly social bowls.
Green Hire - Hire our green for a friendly game of bowls with(03) 5797 2770
Yea Golf CourseYea Golf Club has a scenic 18 hole golf course with excellent grass greens and irrigated fairways, open all year.
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Yea Heritage WalkThe Yea township was surveyed and laid out in 1855 by Thomas Pinniger, Surveyor.
Beginning in 1852, Mr Pinniger, a government surveyor, spent the next 20 years completing the geodetic survey of central Victoria, incl(03)
Yea Outdoor Swimming Pool25m outdoor swimming pool. This T-shaped pool offers plenty of space for everyone to cool off. A shaded toddler pool with 'beach entry' and water sprays is a perfect sport for young children to enjoy.
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Yea Railway MarketYea Railway Market is held on the first Saturday of every month except January, from 9am to 1pm, at the Yea Railway Reserve. The Market offers a wide array of stalls, including fresh produce, arts and crafts, homewares, 0407 552 106
Yea Tennis ClubYea Tennis Club is located in the tree lined Yea Recreation Reserve and has five en tous cas courts, four of which are flood lit for night tennis. The club and function rooms are surrounded by lawn areas and shady trees.0409 671 000
Yea Wetlands Discovery Centre Visitor Information CentreThe Yea Wetlands Discovery Centre incorporates a fully accredited Visitor Information Centre and interactive environmental interpretive displays to inform visitors about the importance of water resources and wetland ecol(03) 5797 2663
Yea Wetlands Discovery Centre Visitor Information Centre
Yea Wetlands Walk and Discovery CentreYou will not be disappointed if you take time and enjoy a leisurely stroll along the well defined paths and raised walkways to observe nature doing its thing on the Yea River flood plain, at Yea Wetlands.
Take a leis(03)