Sandy 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…
Read MoreEldorado Shared Path, Dredge Loop and Gumboot Walk
Cock’s Eldorado Dredge, one of the largest dredges in the Southern Hemisphere, has remained in its final mooring place at Eldorado since 1954. It was tied up here after operating for 18 years and extracting 70,664 ounces of gold and 1,383 tons of tin concentrate from the rich alluvial plain of Reedy Creek. It remains…
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 More7 Peaks Challenge – Mt Hotham
The Mt Hotham 7 Peaks Challenge ride is part of Australia’s ultimate self-paced road cycling adventure. Climb all 7 Peaks to ascend more than 7,000 metres over 160 kilometres. Meet the Powerhouse of the 7 Peaks Challenge group. Imposing and relentless, this is a true heavyweight of a climb. Conquer this fierce competitor to be…
Read MoreBright Beauty Clinic
Bright Beauty Clinic is a well-established, trusted environment for everyone to enjoy. Nestled in the heart of Bright, Northeast of Victoria. They aim to provide a welcoming, friendly atmosphere with a desire to deliver professional beauty and clinical skin services with the utmost care and efficacy, working together to achieve your beauty goals. The qualified…
Read MoreMade in Mansfield Inc.
Made In Mansfield Inc. is a charming gift shop with an ever-changing array of quality art and craft and gift cards. This includes textiles, glass, woodwork, ceramics and sculptural work all produced by local artisans. Made In Mansfield Inc. was established in 1995 by a group of like-minded, locally-based artists and craftspeople to create a…
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 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…
Read MoreMt Stirling Alpine Resort
Mt Stirling Alpine Resort is the only Victorian alpine resort with a largely undeveloped and unspoilt true alpine summit, offering a readily accessible semi-wilderness experience for visitors. This fact, combined with the resort’s wealth and diversity of environmental characteristics and its close proximity to Melbourne, only 230 kilometres, makes Mt Stirling unique in the Australian…
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