Marysville Ski Centre
Marysville Ski Centre is situated in the heart of Marysville and supplies everything you need for a day in the snow at Lake Mountain. Lake Mountain is a cross-country skiing resort with tobogganing and snow play activities. Marysville Ski Centre hire toboggans, waterproof jackets, waterproof overpants, walking boots and helmets for people who wish to…
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Hoys Dinner Plain Ski Shop is superbly located in the very center of the village on the main roundabout. They offer Hoys’ legendary equipment and service, catering for all of your rental needs with the latest range of skis and boards. Hoys also hire cross country skis and snowshoes. Hoys have all the snow gear…
Read MoreHoys Harrietville Ski Centre
Hoys Harrietville to your last stop shop before heading up the mountain. Hoys is a family-owned business offering the highest quality equipment, legendary service and has operated for over 90 years. Hoys Ski Centres have five centrally located ski rental outlets located in Harrietville, Mount Hotham Corral Day Carpark, Jack Frost complex in the Davenport…
Read MoreHoys at Jack Frost Mount Hotham
Hoys at Jack Frost is a spacious shop catering to all your snow rental needs. This shop is conveniently located on the Davenport Drive side of Jack Frost, in the Lodges precinct at Mount Hotham. Offering Hoys legendary quality equipment and service – this outlet caters to families with children attending Kids Ski School as…
Read MoreWirrawilla Rainforest Walk
Wirrawilla Rainforest Walk is an easy and spectacular short circuit walk through cool temperate rainforest in Toolangi State Forest, one and a half hours drive north east of Melbourne. The ancient myrtle beech trees and southern sassafras provide a dense canopy that shades the understory all year round. Ferns, mosses and fungi love these dark,…
Read MoreYea Wetlands Walks
Just a short walk from High Street Yea, you can lose yourself in the peace and tranquillity of the natural bush and the impressive riverine floodplain that is the Yea Wetlands. Featuring a cable suspension bridge and many interesting boardwalks along the way, be sure to watch for platypus or rakali (native water rats) foraging…
Read MoreRutherglen Gold Battery Walk
The Rutherglen Gold Battery walk will take you through sites around the area such as Silo Art, the iconic Wine Bottle, the Rutherglen Gold Battery, and the Rutherglen Convent and Brewery. This walk is approximately four kilometres and will take about an hour to complete. The walk begins at Rutherglen Wine Experience and Visitor Information…
Read More7 Peaks Ride – Lake Mountain
Victoria’s 7 Peaks Ride is an at-your-own pace cycling challenge which runs from late October to April. Taking you up winding mountain roads, around steep turns and past spectacular views right to the top of seven Victorian Alpine Resorts. Lake Mountain is the closest of the 7 Peaks to Melbourne and is a great first…
Read MoreSandy Creek Bridge
The Sandy Creek Bridge forms a portion of the High Country Rail Trail. The Sandy Creek Bridge was reconstructed in 2012 with a 600 metre architecturally designed pedestrian and cycling bridge, sitting on the original rail pylons stripped of track after the Cudgewa branch line closed in 1981. Adjacent to the bridge are picnic tables…
Read MoreKirrily Anderson Art Studio
Head to the Eastern end of Conness Street to find the working studio space of award-winning artist Kirrily Anderson. When not out and about painting murals, you will find Kirrily creating in her studio – a great opportunity to see an artist at work and peruse or purchase originals and prints. Studio visits are by…
Read MoreFeather & Drum Custom Hat Co.
Keeping the art of traditional hat making alive. Take a stroll down the main street in Yackandandah and stick your head in to Feather and Drum Custom Hat Co. Cat Leahy, local drummer and friendly hat maker will have a chat and sort you out with the perfect fit. Both for your scone and your…
Read MoreWoolshed Ceramics
Woolshed Ceramics is a pottery studio and gallery shop located in a 1950 shearing shed near the beautiful township of Wooragee, between Beechworth and Yackandandah. Jennifer is a ceramic artist who has had her hands in clay for many years, in fact, decades. She is committed to creating beautiful, functional wares for the home, pieces…
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