Murrindindi Shire Bushfire Memorials
The six memorials in Murrindindi Shire provide an opportunity to pay tribute to loved ones lost in the 2009 bushfires, as well as all those who lost homes, animals and property. These memorials also provide a space to reflect upon all the ways the community and landscape was affected by the events which began on…
Read MoreThe Marsden
Perched above the winery, The Marsden is a luxurious retreat that captures the true spirit of Feathertop; where timeless elegance meets the quiet beauty of the vineyard. Designed to embrace the surrounding landscape, its floor-to-ceiling views of vines and mountains create a deep sense of calm and connection. Every element of The Marsden reflects warmth,…
Read MoreThe Odd One Brewhouse Corryong
The Odd One Brewhouse is a fun and welcoming destination for both visitors to the Upper Murray and locals looking for something a little different. Enjoy a wide range of craft beers brewed on site, including their signature Pail Ale (Pale Ale) and Pony’s Pilsner. The brewhouse celebrates the pony, an enduring icon of the…
Read MoreColoured Wool and Fibre Company
A farm based wool and fibre company, set in the Mt Lawson State park on the highway as you head towards Corryong. They produce their own wool and fibre on farm, process it all in Australia and bring back their clean ready to use fibre for spinners and filters. They have mountains of yarn, produced…
Read MoreEspire Clothing
Espire Clothing is a small clothing label that was born in Bright. They offer a made in store experience where tourists can step into their store and design their own garments- from hoodies to tee shirts. They have an open set-up meaning that tourists can see as their garment is made in front of them,…
Read MoreNorthern Exposure Bright
Escape to Northern Exposure, a spacious riverfront retreat in Bright where the Ovens River and scenic trails are right at your back door. Perfect for families, groups and friends travelling together, this beautifully appointed five-bedroom home sleeps up to ten guests, with plenty of space to relax, reconnect and enjoy the Victorian High Country. Step…
Read MoreArdern’s Caravan Park Myrtleford
Ardern’s is a small, family-friendly Park, ideally situated next to the Murray the Mountains Rail Trail with direct access to Happy Valley Creek. Covering 8 acres and set back from The Great Alpine Road, Ardern’s is surrounded by picturesque views offering a perfect retreat for peace and relaxation. Myrtleford and its surroundings are the ideal…
Read MoreThe Pavilion bar and Grill
Come experience fine dining at The Pavilion Bar and Grill, located on Buxton–Marysville Road in Marysville, Australia. Indulge in a culinary journey where every dish is thoughtfully crafted to delight your senses — featuring the freshest local ingredients, prepared with passion and creativity.
Read MoreYea Heritage Walk
The Yea Heritage Walk is located in the township of Yea. Grab your map to participate, discover and celebrate the histories’ past. An array of museums, historical societies and heritage trails scattered throughout the region tell tales of their Indigenous, goldrush, farming and timber history that will leave you fascinated and looking for more. Guided…
Read MoreMarysville Holiday Park
Marysville Holiday Park is a boutique park set on six acres. It has the Stevensons River running through the middle of it often with ducks and ducklings floating down it. The park offers a range of accommodation including powered sites, cabins and glamping tents. You will feel at ease from the minute you arrive being…
Read MoreValley Park High Country Retreat
Escape to Valley Park High Country Retreat, a cosy-luxe retreat set on 60 acres in Victoria’s Strathbogie region. Blending tiny-home charm with modern comforts, the retreat features two bedrooms, a fireplace, and a stylish kitchen – perfect for couples, families, or friends. Spend your days toasting marshmallows by the fire pit, wandering down to the…
Read MoreUpper Murray Farmers Market
Discover the Upper Murray Farmers Market every month from October 2025 to April 2026. Enjoy fresh, local produce, homemade goods and the warm, friendly vibes of their community. From seasonal fruits and vegetables to locally grown flowers and artisan’s treats, there is something for everyone. Meet the growers and makers and support local small businesses…
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