Mt Glenrowan Lookout Walk
Morgans Lookout on Mt Glenrowan offers unparalleled views of the Ovens and King Valleys and the Victorian Alps. The walk can be accessed by taking the Taminick Gap Road. Park on the dirt carpark on the side of the Ridge Track, before the gate. The first section is a short steep climb up the sealed…
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To the east of Benalla lies the Mokoan Discovery Trail. Stretching from Sydney Road to the Winton Wetlands, this gravel walking and cycle path awaits exploration, while native vegetation planted by local environmental groups enhances the region’s natural beauty and biodiversity. Embark on the 20 kilometre Mokoan Discovery Trail starting at Witt Street in Benalla…
Read MoreBenalla Heritage Trail
Turn a walk through Benalla into a mini adventure on the Benalla Heritage Trail. This easy self-guided trail invites families, curious explorers and history lovers to follow the blue plaques and uncover the stories hidden around every corner. Set off at your own pace and discover more than 20 heritage stops, from the site of…
Read MoreThe Gliding Club of Victoria
The Gliding Club of Victoria (GCV) is the largest gliding club in Australia and the southern hemisphere, attracting pilots from around the globe to experience the area’s world-renowned flying conditions. An extensive, varied fleet comprising four very capable two-seat gliders and six single-seat gliders, two tow planes, skilled instructors, record-breaking pilots, great facilities and a…
Read MoreLima Falls Walk
Tucked away south of Benalla, Lima Falls is a peaceful little escape where forest tracks, fresh air and the sound of White Gum Gully Creek lead you to a pretty waterfall hidden among the trees. Just 42 kilometres from Benalla, the journey takes you along Police Track and through pine plantations, adding to the sense…
Read MoreSwanpool Heritage Murals
Looking to explore more art in the region? Take a scenic 20-minute drive from Benalla to Swanpool and discover the charming Swanpool Heritage Murals, located near the local store. These captivating artworks depict the early days of the Swanpool district, bringing local history to life through the talents of artists Michael Larkin and Tim Bowtell,…
Read MoreSew Bright Alpine Quilting
Sew Bright Alpine Quilting is a specialty retail shop perfectly situated at the top end of Ireland Street, right in the heart of Bright’s main shopping precinct. Step inside and discover an ever-evolving collection of high-quality cotton fabrics. The shop features vibrant, modern prints from renowned Australian and international designers. Whether you’re seeking inspiration or…
Read MoreRunning Creek Camping Area
Set in State Forest on the Howqua River, just 40 minutes from Mansfield, Running Creek Camping Reserve is popular with anglers, paddlers and campers for good reason. This free bush camp offers pit toilets, fireplaces and scenic riverside campsites. Dogs are allowed but must be kept on a leash. The camping area is accessed via…
Read MoreBlue Range Camping and Picnic Area
Blue Range Camping and Picnic Area offers a small, basic campsite on Blue Range Creek, 20 minutes north of Mansfield via Mansfield – Whitfield Road. Gravel road access. The campsite is on the edge of Mt Samaria State Park, in a quiet location near a small creek and in natural bushland. Toilet facilities are across…
Read MoreEdi Cutting Reserve
This very large free bush camping area continues for approximately two kilometers alongside the King River. There are several fire pits and two pit toilets – one at each end of the camp. The area is shaded by tall gum trees and is popular with groups as there is plenty of room and drive through…
Read MoreWild Dog Falls Walk and lookout – Mount Samaria
Ready to follow your nose into the wild? Wild Dog Falls is a short and rewarding bushwalk in Mount Samaria State Park, perfect for families who like their nature adventures with a little wag in the tail. This 1.5 kilometre walk starts from the carpark on Mount Samaria Road and follows a well-marked track through…
Read MoreMt Buller Alpine Resort
Mt Buller is Australia’s most accessible snow resort and is an easy three-hour drive from Melbourne’s Tullamarine Airport. With 21 lifts, Mt Buller has the largest lift network in Victoria. The resort features a world-class Ski and Snowboard School, three terrain parks designed for all skill levels, two toboggan parks and a beautiful alpine village…
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