Apex Park
Apex Park is located near the Ovens River and can be easily accessed from the city centre through the Sir Thomas Mitchell Bridge that leads to Parfitt Road from the central Wangaratta Road. This park is perfect for a family day out or get-together due to its vast grassland area. It is equipped with picnic…
Read MoreGoorambat Silo Art
The first silos at Goorambat in North Victoria were painted by renowned Melbourne artist Jimmy Dvate as part of the Benalla Wall to Wall Festival in April 2018. The subject selected for the concrete silo was The Barking Owl, an endangered species, which used to once inhabit the area. Jimmy visited Healesville Sanctuary to view…
Read MoreDevenish Silo Art
The GrainCorp Silos at Devenish in North Victoria were painted by Melbourne Street Artist Cam Scale. The two tall concrete silos were officially unveiled on Anzac Day in 2018, as a tribute to help commemorate the 100 year centenary of the end of the First World War. This artwork depicts a stunning image of a…
Read MoreHorseshoe Lagoon Flora and Fauna Reserve
Horseshoe Lagoon is nestled in the bend of the Goulburn River between Kerrisdale and Trawool. The stunning surroundings and peaceful atmosphere make it the perfect place to enjoy outdoor activities such as camping and fishing. Walk in camping is allowed, no bookings or fees are required. Access to the camping area is approximately eight kilometers…
Read MoreMurrindindi Cascades
Embark on a short, scenic walk at Murrindindi Cascades, offering multiple viewpoints of the beautiful cascades. Located at the south end of Murrindindi Scenic Reserve, the track follows the first 300 metres of the Murrindindi River Walk, starting across the road from the Cascades Picnic Area. Descend through a forested valley to the Murrindindi River…
Read MoreMyrtleford Farmers Market
The Myrtleford Farmers Market is held on the fourth Saturday of each month from at the Piazza, in the heart of Myrtleford in Victoria’s High Country. The market is accredited by the Victorian Farmers Market Association, meaning customers are guaranteed access to quality, freshly harvested produce whilst supporting local farmers and directly putting money back…
Read MoreMansfield Armchair Cinema
Mansfield Armchair Cinemas is Australia’s first fully digital cinema. A unique community movie theatre, built by the community for the community and opened in 2009. Mansfield Armchair Cinema screens the latest blockbuster movies for all to enjoy. You are encouraged to sit back in the reclining leather armchairs, in any of the new comfortable seats…
Read MoreAlpine Views Walk
This walk allows you to enjoy expansive views of the Victorian Alps on a clear day. In the Springtime you will see a variety of beautiful wildflowers including orchids. The walk initially follows the Friends Track southeast from Wenhams Camp and ends at Boilerwood Track. For the best views, do not take the first turn…
Read MoreLake Benalla
Take time to pause in Benalla and discover one of regional Victoria’s most inviting lakeside experiences. The 4.25-kilometre Lake Benalla walking track is an easy, scenic loop that winds from calm water views to leafy botanical gardens, remnant river red gum forest and peaceful wetlands. Along the way, explore the Indigenous Community Garden, wander across…
Read MoreMokoan Ponds Walk – Winton Wetlands
Discover a peaceful escape into nature on the Mokoan Ponds Walk at Winton Wetlands. This easy four kilometres return trail is ideal for families, casual walkers and nature lovers looking to experience the beauty of the wetlands at a relaxed pace. Following the edge of the tranquil ponds, the trail offers plenty of opportunities to…
Read MoreGlenrowan Heritage Siege Precinct Walk
The town of Glenrowan provides a tangible link to one of Australia’s most infamous historical figures, Ned Kelly. Kelly made his famous last stand on 28 June 1880 at Glenrowan following a siege between his gang of bushrangers and police troopers. Visitors to the Glenrowan Heritage Precinct can explore the key sites of the final…
Read MoreBullawah Cultural Trail and Ovens Riverside Path
In the Bpangerang language, Bullawah (bulla meaning two and wah meaning water) signifies the two suspension bridges crossing the river as well as the joining of the two rivers and the coming together of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. Embark on a self-guided family adventure and explore the 2.4-kilometre stretch along the Ovens River, where you…
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