Roaming Gippsland Mag latest update 31/10

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Half page ad for Visitor information centre

Phillip Island and Bass Coast Shire


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4Markets in Bass Coast and Phillip Island

Cowes Market

Sundays

9am-1pm

225 Settlement

Rd, Cowes0422 749 964

Churchill Island

Market

4th Sat of the

month,8am-1pm

Churchill Island

Visitor Centre

Phillip Island

5664 0096

Wonthaggi

Rotary Market

2nd Sun of the

month,

8am-1pm

Mcbride Ave,

Wonthaggi5672 5204

rantville Market

8am-2pm (ex

Sun before

Xmas)Grantville

Recreation

Reserve

Wonthaggi

Make It, Bake It

Market Brand

new Market,

launching 12thOctober 2014

and then every

2nd Sunday

of the Month.

Local producers,

growers, andarts and crafts.

McBride Avenue,

Wonthaggi 9am-

2pm.

Inverloch Lions

Community FarmersMarket LAST

Sunday of the

Month @ The Glade

Inverloch 8am

1pm. Showcasing

South Gippslands

finest local produce.

Kongwak Market

Sundays 10am-

2.30pm

(ex Sun before Xmas)

Korumburra-

Wonthaggi Rd,

Kongwak

0417 142 478


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6Our Clubs and Entertainment

13 A'Beckett St, Inverloch, VIC

(03) 5674 3339

Sandsford AntiquesCafe & Book Exchange

Simon Says

Best Damn Coffee in Town!


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8Free and Low Cost Camping & Our Caravan Parks


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9General Information about Bass Coast & Phillip Island

Bass Coast is one of Victoria's most popular tourist destinations withover 180 kilometres of spectacular coastline, beautiful wilderness areas,

scenic hinterland and a laid back life style. This region boasts isolated

beaches, lush farmlands, nature parks, historical landmarks and much

more making it one of Australia's most diverse and unique areas. Agreat range of accommodation is available from bushland camping

sites to 5 star luxury hotels - something to suit all tastes and budgets.The area also has a wide range of services available to visitors, from

gourmet restaurants to charter fishing tours. Bass Coast Shire boastsbeautiful walking and cycling tracks, including Victoria's only coastal

rail trail. Boat ramps and facilities are located at Grantville, Corinella,

Newhaven, Rhyll, Cowes and Inverloch. We also have a range of accessresources to help visitors with a disability to plan their trip in advance.


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Baw Baw Shire


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11Markets in Baw Baw Shire

Drouin Craft &

Produce

3rd Sat of the

month,

8am-12.30pmivic Park, Drouin

5625 3360

Jindivick Craft &

Produce

1st Sat of themonth, 9am-1pm

1070 Jacksons

Track, Jindivick

5628 5227

Longwarry Fire

Brigade Market

1st Sun of the

month, 8am-1pm

(March-Dec)

Bennet St,

Longwarry

0419 158 946

Rokeby

Community

Market

2nd Sat of the

month, 8am-1pm(Sept-May)

Main Rd, Rokeby

5626 8523

Warragul Arts

Market3rd Sat of the

month, 10am-

2pm(Oct-March)

Civic Park, AlbertStreet

5626 7045

Warragul Farmers

Market

3rd Sat of theMonth, 8am-1pm

Civic Park,Civic

Place, WarragulErika 0425 259

177

Facebook.com/

YarragonCommunity Craft

& Produce Market

4th Sat of themonth, 9am-2pm

Yarragon Public

HallCampbell St.

Yarragon

5634 2209


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Vintage Cars&

Machinery

buckingbull


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16General Information about Baw Baw Shire

Explore a region of diversity and beauty, from the alpine majesty of the

Baw Baw Plateau and the rich gold mining history of Walhalla to lushvalleys and gourmet country pastures. A feast for the senses awaits

with breathtaking scenery, adventure, history and a myriad of events.

Quality local food and wine with excellent accommodation options, allwrapped up in genuine warm country hospitality, will entice you to

extend your stay. Winter in West Gippsland is the time to rug up forsnow sports at Mt Baw Baw and Mt St Gwinear. Adventure seekers of

all ages will enjoy the action on offer at Mt Baw Baw Alpine Resort, with

multiple terrain parks, downhill ski runs, snowboarding and plenty ofspace to indulge in a little snow play or tobogganing. Mt Baw Baw

Alpine Resort is a great place to learn how to ski and is family friendly

so make sure you have your mittens, as building a snowman is a must!


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Latrobe Shire


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18Markets in Latrobe Shire

Latrobe Country

Market

Every Sun,

.30am 1.30pm

Latrobe RdMorwell

0407 532 957

Old Gippstown

Market Moe

rd Sat of month,

8am-2pm

Old Gippstown

Heritage Park

5127 3082

REH Cork Club

Craft Market

2nd Sat of themonth

(Sept-May)

Kay Street

Gardens,

Traralgon

0487 342 675

Traralgon

Farmers Market

4th Sat of the

month,

8am-1pmKay Street

Gardens

0409 232 715

Morwell Market

The first of

our makers

markets to be

held on the firstSaturday of the

month.

12-16 Ellen

Street, Morwell


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138 Commercial Road, Morwell 3844Phone 03 5128 5700Mon - Fri 10am - 5pm | Sat & Sun 11am - 4pmwww.latroberegionalgallery.comwww.facebook.com/LatrobeRegionalGallery

Outstanding exhibitions, fabulous gift shop,engaging visitor programs and free entry


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Motorhomes-Narkoojee Winery, 220 Francis Road, Glengarry North 3854. 5192 4257Boolarra Hotel, Monash Way, Boolarra 3870. 5169 6420Bookings essential for approval.


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23General Information about Latrobe Shire

Latrobe City is centrally located in eastern Victoria approximately two hours drive

to the east of Melbourne along the dual carriageway of the Princes Highway.

The city has four major centres located at Moe, Morwell, Traralgon and Churchill

as well as a number of smaller outlying townships. Latrobe City encompasses

an area of some 1,422 square kilometres and takes its name from the Adminis-trator and later Lieutenant Governor of the Colony of Victoria, Charles Joseph

La Trobe. Following statewide amalgamation of local government in 1994, the

former Latrobe Shire Council was created from six former municipalities in the

central Latrobe Valley area. With a population of over 75,000 the municipality

ranks as the third largest in regional Victoria after Ballarat and Bendigo. In April

2000 the Victorian Government accorded the municipality city status, and the

municipality is now recognised as Latrobe City. The municipality is an area of

contrasts with diverse environments ranging from the rich agricultural river flatsto the rugged, yet picturesque temperate rain forested slopes of the Strzelecki

Ranges. Underlying the river flats are vast deposits of brown coal, in some cases

only a few metres from the surface. The area generates 85 per cent of Victoria's

electricity requirements. The dairy and beef cattle industries contribute signifi-

cantly to Victoria's agricultural standing.


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South Gippsland Shire


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25Markets in South Gippsland Shire

Coal Creek Farmers

Market

2nd Sat of the

month, 8am-

12.30pm

Coal CreekCommunity Park,

Korumburra

Inverloch Farmers

Market

3rd Sun of the

month, 8am-1pm

he Glade, Inverloch5664 0096

Jumbunna Bush

Market

1st Sun of the

month, 8.30am-1pm

The Main Hall,

Jumbunna5657 3253

Koonwarra Farmers

Market

st Sat of the month,

8am-12.30pm

Memorial Park,

Koonwarra

0408 619 182

Loch Village Market

2nd Sun of the

month, 9am-1pm

(Oct-April)

Railway Siding, Loch

5659 0212

Mirboo Nth Market

Last Sat of the

month, 8am-2pm

Baromi Park, Mirboo

Nth

Bev, 56681688.

Promontory Home

Produce & Craft

Market

2014-15 dates:

Nov 2nd, Dec 7th,

Dec 28th, Jan 25th,

March 8th, April 5th

8am-2pm at FosterShow Grounds

0439 033 960

Venus Bay Twilight

Market

3rd Sun in Dec & 3

Sun in Jan

4pm-9pm

Community Centre,

Canterbury Rd

5663 7657Toora Market

2nd Sun of the

monthJetty Rd, Toora

5688 1237


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27Caravan & Camping Touring Map


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28Destination Gippsland


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Carringtons of Loch Villageperiod furniture

ecorative ware

& decor0 Victoria Street, Loch 3945pen 7 days a week 03 5659 4215 carringtons.com.au

5 Rooms of Antiques, Furniture & Collectables

Located in beautiful South Gippsland Victoria and

only an easy one hour drive from Melbourne. Great

for a day outing or weekend break! We specialise in

antiques, period furniture, unique homewares, art,

kitchenalia, and lamps. Visit our towns gorgeous

historic buildings, cafes, and other unique retailers.


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Coal Creek Community Park and Museum - FREE ENTRY and unlimited fun

for the whole family. Come along and ride the bush tramway, buy some old

fashioned lollies from the general store, visit our friendly animals and feed

the ducks too. While you're here drop in and have a look at our Community

Gallery, and be sure to talk to our volunteers for their knowledge of local

history. Come on one of our scary Ghost Tours and see the Village at

night. Think of Coal Creek for your wedding, or for a special event with

12 Silkstone Road Korumburra


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The South Gippsland Shire currently offers commercial caravan/camping parks

as well as limited free/ low cost camping areas to cater for the RV market.

Bass Valley Camping Ground

Loch Recreation ReserveShallow Inlet Camping Reserve

Bear Gully Camping Reserve

Turtons Creek Reserve

Franklin River Reserve


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32General Information about South Gippsland Shire

When traveling to South Gippsland in Victoria, take some time to touraround the region where you'll find unique art galleries, award winning

wineries, farmers markets, organic produce, quality restaurants, a

wide variety of art shows and exhibitions, music festivals and many

attractions such as Coal Creek Historical Village, Mount Best Lookout,Wilson's Promontory National Park, Toora Windfarm, Mount Worth

State Park, the Cape Liptrap Lighthouse and Walkerville's Lime Kilns.You can select anything from abseiling, boat tours, scenic flights over

Wilsons Prom, surfing, rock climbing, rafting, go-karting, spotlight

tours and night walks, wind surfing, canoeing and kayaking, bicycletouring, bargain hunting, camping, 4WD tours, sailing trips, swimming,

snorkeling, shopping, scuba diving, kite surfing, photography, abseiling,bird watching, walking, hiking, meditating, rock climbing, visit an artgallery, have a massage or beaty treatment, or just spend some time

relaxing in luxurious surrounds or the tranquility of nature. The choicesof activities in the South Gippsland Shire are endless.


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33Wellington Shire


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35Markets in Wellington Shire

Heyfield Market

1st Sat of the

month from 8am

John GreavesMemorial Park,

Temple St

Heyfield

5148 3408

Maffra Variety &

Farmers Market

1st Sun of themonth,

9am-1pm

ob 0419869114

Rosedale

Community

Market2nd Sun of the

month,

7.30am-1.30pm

Prince St Park,Rosedale

5199 2709

Sale CharityMarket

3rd Sun of the

month,

7am-1pm

Thompson RiverCanal Reserve,

Sale

5199 2709

Sale Producers

Market

3rd Sat of the

month,8am-1pm

Sale

Showgrounds

Over winter isindoors in the

horse pavilion.

All home grown,

handmadeproduce, no re-

sellers.

Stratford Variety& Farmers Market

4th Sun of the

month,9am-1pm

Memorial Park,

Princes Highway,

StratfordRob 0419869114

Yarram Variety

Market1st Sun of the

month,

8am-1pm

Guide/Scout Hall

Cnr Church Rd &Sth Gipps Hwy

5182 6995

Bundy Hall

Market

5th Sat of themonth

Sale-Maffra RoadRob 0419869114


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he award winning PORT ALBERT MARITIME MUSEUM is situated on

he Gippsland Coast, east of Melbourne. The museum opened in 1976.

We are having an exhibition of paintings by renowned marine artistorm Quinn. The collection was kindly donated to the museum by

his family.

Open daily from 1 September to 31 May inclusive, 10.00am - 4.00pm.

rom 1 June to 31 August it is open only on weekends, public holidays

and school holidays, 10.00am - 4.00pm. Coaches by appointment.

Normal Admission

Adults: $6.00 Concession: $5.00 Children: $1.00

Group concessions apply to groups of 20 or more.

With prior notice, morning and afternoon teas available.

Group, coach and tour operators

For more information contact the museum on

(03) 5183 2520 or visit our website

http://yarrampa.customer.netspace.net.au/pamm.html


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A Licensed Gourmet Cafe offering

a menu of fresh local produce andregional wines.

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

for breakfast and lunch

Friday and Saturday evenings.

11 PRINCE STREET, ROSEDALE

Phone 5199 2992

.

.

[email protected]

facebook: Cafe 3847 & Co.

A Licensed Gourmet Cafe offering

a menu of fresh local produce and

regional wines.

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

for breakfast and lunch

Friday and Saturday evenings.

11 PRINCE STREET, ROSEDALE

Phone 5199 2992

Yarram Bargain CentreWe stock a large range of fishing

and camping accessories, tools

and hardware, pet products,

giftware and general knick

knacks. All at very reasonable

Ph: (03) 5182 6266225 Commercial Rd, Yarram VIC 3971


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Phone 03 5186-1283906 Tarra Valley rd, Tarra Valley.

www.tarra-valley.com [email protected]


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Throughout the Wellington Shire you will find many free or minimal cost camp spots that are great to visit. Here is a selectionof great spots that you could spend a few days camping at whilst exploring the best Gippsland has to offer.90 Mile - Free camping areas located between Golden Beach and Seaspray in the Gippsland Lakes Coastal Park, also campingat Paradise Beach with toilets at every 2nd site and hotshowers available at Golden Beach.Some areas dogs allowed on leash, no dog areas signed.Further information Ph: (03) 5146 3188.Briagolong Quarry Reserve - located in the foothills of the Great Dividing Range 7km north of Briagolong on the banks of theFreestone Creek. Facilities include toilets, BBQ shelter, fireplaces. Camping fee applies. HEMA 46 D4

Sale Showgrounds Motor Home Facility centrally located at the Sale Showgrounds in Sale. Shady trees, power, amenitiesblock. Welcome pack includes discount vouchers. Nightly fee applies ($23 per site per night)Providence Ponds Rest Area 34kms from Bairnsdale and 18kms north of Stratford on the Princes Highway. Toilets. HEMA 46E5Dargo Italian Flat Campground 8kms from Dargo via Dargo-Omeo Road beside Two Mile Creek winding dirt road. Toilets &basic facilities. HEMA 46 C4Two Mile Creek camping ground 7kms from Dargo via Dargo - Omeo Road beside creek, winding dirt road, toilets and basicfacilities. HEMA 46 C4Heyfield/Lake Glenmaggie Cheynes Bridge Rest Area 32kms from Heyfield on Licola Rd. Bush camp along Macalister Rivercan be popular at weekends. HEMA 46 D2Loch Sport Emu Bight Campground National Park - travel through Loch Sport. Fee, Toilets, No Dogs. HEMA 46 E6Rosedale The Aussie Pub - The Home of the Local Bush Poets. Publican Russ will make you very welcome. Have a meal or adrink, get tips on the area. Toilets, Shower (Fee), Big Rigs OK. Ph: (03) 5199 2504

Holey Plains State Park - Harriers Swamp Campground 10kms south east of Rosedale. Toilets, no dogs. HEMA 46 F3Willow Park - Approx 1km Nth of Rosedale alongside Latrobe River. Big Rigs OK. Toilets. HEMA 45 D9Gormandale Recreation Reserve - Hyland Highway approx 20km from Traralgon & approx 15 mins to Tarra-Bulga National Park.Toilets. Ph: (03) 5197 7200. HEMA 46 E5Marlay Point - Approx 18kms from Sale on Clydebank Road, turn off at signs to Marlay Point. Toilets, nice grassy area (just nearyacht club). HEMA 46 E4Yarram Won Wron - 3kms along Hyland Highway after turning off South Gippsland Highway. Signed picnic area. Bush camp.HEMA 46 G3Port Albert Boat Trailer Park - Designated signed spots - Public Toilets. Dump point - key available from Blyth Spirit, MobilService Station or Maritime Musuem.Hiawatha -Public toilets only open November til Easter.John Crew Reserve - Alberton - Public toilets

Reeves Beach Woodside - Pit toilet


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40General Information about Wellington Shire

Located just over two hours east of Melbourne, Wellington Shire in theheart of Gippsland is the third largest municipality in Victoria. With an

area of over 11000 square kilometres, Wellington Shire hosts some of

Victorias greatest natural beauty alongside a booming industrial and

agricultural industry. The Wellington Shire is a key agricultural pro-ducer, with fertile soils, abundant water for irrigation and establishedtransport links to markets. It is home to major industries in diverse

fields such as aviation, oil and gas, agriculture, forestry and profes-

sional services. The diversity of the Wellington Shire is astounding. Cov-ering an expanse that reaches from the rugged high country to one of

the longest beaches in the World, the region has a staggering array of

landscapes. Also including the Gippsland Lakes and numerous otherNational Parks, the Wellington Shire has a bounty of wildlife, historical

attractions, unique wilderness and fine food and wine. The shire has

a residential population of over 40000, situated mainly in the largertowns of Sale, Maffra, Heyfield, Rosedale, Stratford and Yarram. It offers

access to a multitude of diverse landscapes and caters for a wide range

of recreational and leisure interests.


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East Gippsland Shire


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42Markets in East Gippsland Shire

airnsdale Farmers

Market1st Sat of the

month, 8am-12pmecondary College

Oval, Mckean St,Bairnsdale5156 9342

airnsdale Uniting

Church Car & BootSale

3rd Sat of themonth, 8.30-11am

Great Alpine Rd,

Lucknow

Bruthen VillageMarket

4th Sat of the

month, 9am-1pmruthen MechanicsHall, Main Street

Bruthen

Johnsonville

ommunity Market

1st Sat of themonth

Johnsonville Hall

5156 4162

Lakes Surf Club

Market

1st Sun of themonth, 9am-3pmoreshore Rotunda,

Lakes Entrance0407 098 805

Lucknow Market

4th Sun of the

month, 8am-2pm

Howitt Park,

Lucknow

0432 602 007

after 6pm

Mallacoota

Artisans

&Produce Market

1st SatMudbrick

Building,

Develling Drive,

Mallacoota

0422 988 890

Metung Farmers

Market

2nd Sat of the

month, 9am-1pm

Village Green,

Metung

0458 431 844

Paynesville Lions

Club Market

2nd Sun of the

month, 8am-1pm

Gilsenan Reserve,

Pville

0400 327 526


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38 Church St Lakes Entrance, Vic 3909

Ph: 03 5155 3500 Fax: 03 5155 4013

www.thelakes-scc.com.au

Find us on Facebook

unch & Dinner 7 Days a Week


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Marlo Ocean View

aravan & Camping Park

(03) 5154 826821 Marine Parade, Marlo VIC 3888

Situated in the coastal town of Marlo where

he Snowy River meets the sea. With stunning

cenery, waterways and beautiful clean beaches,

Marlo Ocean View Caravan & Camping Park is

he ideal base to check out the beauty of Marlo.

13 acres of beautiful grassed park Large playing oval within the park

250 sites : 157 with power Kitchen and sheltered barbeque

Two undercover BBQ areas On site Kiosk & Coffee shop

LPG gas refills Onsite cabins Onsite vans - 4 with en suite

Short stroll to the beach Pets allowed - conditions apply

Camp fires allowed - conditions apply


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Banksia Bluff Campground - Cape Conran Coastal ParkWingan Inlet Camp Ground - Croajingolong National Park

Ph: 03 51 548 438 www.conran.net.au

[email protected] Marlo Road, 3888

Cape Conran Coastal Park is located in Eastern Victoria, (Far

East Gippsland) 396 km from Melbourne. The park consists

of 11,700 hectares of coastal wilderness. It fronts onto

60 kilometers of isolated sandy beaches facing south over

rugged Bass Strait. The park also has heath lands, Rainforest

and Banksia Woodlands brimming with nectar-feeding birds.

Each year the park plays host to campers and nature lovers

from around Australia and the world. Whether it be fishing,

surfing, nature walks or just lazing around and catching up

on your reading the park has something for everyone, with

an amazing array of unique accommodation options.


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47General Information about East Gippsland Shire

Welcome to East Gippsland, home to tranquil lakes, sandy beaches,

ancient forests and limestone caves and the rugged beauty of the High

Country. Whether you have a day, a weekend, a month or a lifetimethere are many reasons to visit this magical corner of Victoria. There is

a wide array of things to do and see in East Gippsland with activitiesand experiences to satisfy every visitor. Cruise the calm inlets of thefamous Gippsland Lakes or catch a wave at Ninety Mile Beach; bushwalk

in pristine Croajingolong National Park, visit the Buchan Caves or

legendary Snowy River, or drive the spectacular Great Alpine Road. Sowhether it is the commercial hub of Bairnsdale, the coastal delights of

Lakes Entrance, the pretty lakeside villages of Metung or Paynesville,

the peaceful beauty of Mallacoota, Orbost or Marlo along the SnowyRiver, or the High Country heritage in Omeo, East Gippslands towns

and villages have much to offer.


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Alpine Shire


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54General Information about Alpine Shire

The Alpine Shire is in the Hume region of Victoria, located in

the north-east part of the state. It includes the towns of Bright,

Dinner Plain, Mount Beauty and Myrtleford. There are two

unincorporated areas within the shire; the areas around Mount

Hotham and Falls Creek. With four distinct seasons, the AlpineShire draws visitors from across the country and internationally

to enjoy crystal-clear waterways, outdoor eateries and nature-

based activities in spring and summer; stunning natural produce,

great food and wine and a meander through incredible scenery in

autumn; and the chance to warm up by a log fire with a delicious

meal after a day of snow play on the mountains in winter.


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