Stan Allan Reserve Oxley
The Stan Allan Reserve is situated by the King River’s banks, next to the Snow Road, at the western entrance to Oxley. It serves as the town’s gateway and is a beloved recreational spot and natural treasure in the community. Back in the mid-1970s, when a new bridge was constructed and the road was realigned,…
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Tumbling Waters Reserve is a great spot for a picnic, has been enjoyed by locals and visitors for generations. Paddle in the shallows of the Rubicon River or play on the children’s playground. Located off Taggerty – Thornton Road, next to the Rubicon River bridge, is this picturesque reserve with public toilets, a playground, unsheltered…
Read MoreEildon Outdoor Swimming Pool
Centrally located in the town, the Eildon Outdoor Swimming Pool offers a main pool which is 33 metres long and eight lanes wide, accessible by step or ladder. The depth of the pool ranges from 1.4m to 3.6m. The adjacent toddler pool with imitation rock sides, and fun water features provides plenty of opportunity for…
Read MoreLake Eildon National Park
Camp by Lake Eildon and enjoy a whole world of watersports in a spectacular setting. Go swimming, canoeing, waterskiing, sailing, boating and fishing in the shadow of the Victorian Alps. Enjoy bushwalking or cycling along a network of trails. You’ll share the picture-perfect surroundings with kangaroos, wombats and a huge variety of beautiful birds. The…
Read MoreHidden Creature Gallery – Merriwa Park
Are you looking for a fun and exciting treasure hunt for the whole family? Look no further than the Hidden Creature Gallery in Merriwa Park, Wangaratta. The Arena Theatre Co has worked with local students to create animated creatures using augmented reality technology. These hidden creatures are waiting to be discovered by you! To join…
Read MoreMount Torbreck Summit Walk
The Mount Torbreck Summit walk can be accessed from the Barnewall Plains Picnic Area. The track is 4.2 kilometres return to the summit of Mount Torbreck that rises to an altitude of 1516 metres. The steep and rocky route is marked by orange arrows on trees that are easy to follow as you ascend up…
Read MoreEildon Pondage Walk
The Eildon Pondage Walk around the lower pondage is flat and easy to navigate. It’s a perfect walk for beginner hikers or those with little ones in tow. It is also a popular cycling loop. The six kilometre circuit starts from Eildon Lions Park and takes about an hour to complete, but you can jump…
Read MoreFoggs Lookout
For a bird’s eye view of the iconic Lake Eildon, be sure to visit Foggs Lookout, also known as Mt Pinninger Lookout, which offers a stunning vantage point to the pristine, vast clear waters below. Pack a picnic and bring your camera to capture the action on Lake Eildon with boating, jet skis, kayaks and…
Read MoreHilda Bain Mural – Winton Wetlands
Make a stop at the striking Hilda Bain Mural, standing tall at the entrance to The Lunette within Winton Wetlands. Created by renowned artist Cam Scale in 2016, this large-scale artwork is a colourful and memorable way to introduce the whole family to the stories of the wetlands. Take a moment to look up, wander…
Read MoreMansfield Visitor Information Centre
Located in the Station Precinct, adjacent to the Great Victorian Rail Trail, the fully accredited Mansfield Visitor Information Centre is an important cultural and historical hub for the region’s visitors. Centre highlights include their Aboriginal Exhibition Gallery featuring artworks by award winning artist Iluka Sax-Williams as well as their 14 metre Felt Mural which was…
Read MoreLeatherbarrel Creek picnic area
As the scenic and meandering Alpine Way winds through Kosciuszko National Park, it’s a great idea to take advantage of the many rest stops along the way. One terrific spot can be found at Leatherbarrel Creek picnic area, where steep mountainsides covered in tall forest surround a small grassy flat with plenty of shade. Pack…
Read MoreSt James Silo Art
Painted by artist Tim Bowtell, the silos pay tribute to St James rich history. Not many people know that St James is the home the first Coles store! Sir George Coles grew up in the St James township and took over the St James General Store from his father, expanding it to the empire it…
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