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Your guide to exploring
Wangaratta and surrounds.
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Visit Wangaratta
Welcome
Welcome to the vibrant and diverse
Rural City of Wangaratta. Whether you’re
looking to discover hidden waterfalls, sample
award-winning wine, explore quaint historical
villages, or just relax and let the day go by...
Rest assured, you’ve come to the right place!
Wangaratta’s CBD is located just two
and a half hours north east of Melbourne.
The surrounding areas encompass the famed
vineyards of the King Valley, the epicentre of
regional food – the Milawa Gourmet Region
and stories from eras past told beautifully in Contents
remnants found in Eldorado and Glenrowan.
4 Explore our Region 28 Wangaratta
Adventure. Indulgence. History. Comfort. 6 Festivals & Events 34 Glenrowan
It’s all here. Plan your next getaway today.
9 Markets 40 Eldorado
10 Embark on a Cycling Adventure 46 The King Valley
12 The Great Outdoors 52 Milawa Gourmet Region
16 Eat & Drink 58 Getting to Wangaratta / Regional Maps
The Rural City of Wangaratta acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land
18 Wineries, Breweries & Distilleries. 72 Index
and we pay respect to their Elders, past, present and emerging; and we extend
that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities. 24 Art & Culture 87 General Information
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WANGARATTA MILAWA GOURMET REGION
With plenty to see and do within walking distance, The first official ‘gourmet region’ in Australia –
Wangaratta makes a fantastic choice for your stay the Milawa Gourmet Region is a food and wine
Explore our Region
in High Country Victoria. Boasting diverse shopping, epicentre. A selection of shops, cafes, and bakeries
contemporary cafes, bars, galleries, arts precinct, parks are located here, including the historic Milawa Hotel
and gardens as well as beautiful churches and historic which was established in 1865.
buildings, each marking a piece of the rural city’s history.
Country hospitality with city sophistication. The region is overflowing with things
to taste and explore!
GLENROWAN
It is easy to understand why people fall in love with Wangaratta and surrounds.
With quaint villages dotted throughout the municipality, each with individual Glenrowan is the site of the final siege and capture
of Ned Kelly and his gang in 1880. Their story is
character and charm complemented by a sublime food and beverage offering
preserved in township attractions, museums, and
to rival any major city.
historic walks. Pick up a copy of the Glenrowan
Heritage Siege Precinct guided touring brochure
We recommend allowing at least a few days to enjoy the unique
from the Vintage Hall Café to explore the town on
foot. This walking map will help you navigate key
and memorable experiences Victoria’s North East has to offer.
Ned Kelly Gang sites of significance such as the
Must See:
Ann Jones’ Glenrowan Inn, Police Shelter Site,
Ned Kelly Capture Site and much more! • Ned Kelly history and siege site
• Luscious varietal wines, beers,
ELDORADO cider and gin of Glenrowan,
Scattered with remnants of a bygone era and Milawa and the King Valley
nestled on the banks of Reedy Creek, Eldorado and
the Woolshed Valley region remain an authentic piece • Cycle the iconic Murray to Mountains
of Australian history. Here, there once stood 80 hotels Rail Trail linking Wangaratta to
and four towns for gold miners. Today it is a popular Beechworth and Bright
place to visit for its meandering creek and falls,
• World class acts at the
bush walking, bike riding and farm gates.
Wangaratta Performing Arts
and Convention Centre
KING VALLEY
• Tracks and Trails including the
The picturesque and bountiful King Valley is
located at the foothills of the Alpine National Park,
Bullawah Cultural Trail and walks
surrounded by mountains, rivers and rolling within the Warby Ovens National
vineyards. Boasting some of the highest altitude Park & Alpine National Park
vineyards in Australia, the King Valley is highly
• Prosecco Road experiences
regarded for its cool-climate wines and European
in the King Valley
style varietals. Enjoy the valley views, rivers, lakes,
cascading waterfalls and Prosecco Road experiences.
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Festivals & Events
Be entertained with a diverse range of sporting, business, cultural and gourmet events!
JANUARY MAY OCTOBER
• Australia Day Celebrations • Feast High Country Festival • Wangaratta Art Show
• Wangaratta Sports Carnival • Winton Motor Raceway • G
lenrowan Winemakers
• Wangaratta Summer Weekend
in the Parks JUNE • W
angaratta Festival
• Glenrowan Trails, Tastings of Jazz and Blues
FEBRUARY and Tales Festival • Wangaratta Seniors Festival
• Wangaratta Outdoor Ball • Weekend Fit for a King • Wangaratta Agricultural Show
• Wangaratta Summer • King Valley Challenge
in the Parks JULY • Fox Run
• NAIDOC Celebration
MARCH • Stitched Up Festival NOVEMBER
• Wangaratta Pacing Cup (Biannual) • B
rown Brothers Annual
• Melbourne Food and Wine • Strictly Quilts Wine and Food Festival
Festival, World’s Longest Lunch • Wangaratta Swap Meet
• GM Show & Shine AUGUST • La Dolce Vita
• Wangaratta Marathon • Milawa Cheese Ball • King Valley Art Show
and Fun Run • Victorian Junior
• Taminick Cellars Cycling Championships DECEMBER
Vintage Long Lunch
• W
angaratta Summer
SEPTEMBER in the Parks
APRIL • Bi-annual Spring Rally, • L
ighting of the Christmas Tree
• Giant Pumpkin Vintage Cars and Twilight Christmas Market
Competition Harvest • Wangaratta Orchid Show • Lions Carols by Candlelight
• Brown Brothers Easter Festival • King Valley • New Year’s Eve Celebrations
• Pizzini Easter Sunday Balloon Festival
Family Fun Day
• Off-Grid Living Festival
• Historic Truck Show (Biannual)
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Markets
Our diverse range of markets is a great way for locals and visitors alike to connect
with the great makers, creators and artisans within our region.
WANGARATTA MOYHU COUNTRY MARKET OXLEY BUSH MARKET
COMMUNITY MARKET 3rd Saturday of the month Saturday before Melbourne Cup
Every Sunday (except Easter Saturday) 8am – 3pm
8am – 12pm 8am – 12pm Oxley Hall
Avian Park Raceway, Moyhu Lions Park Snow Rd, Oxley
Newman St, Wangaratta Cnr. Whitfield & Meadow Creek Rd 0437 243 583
0427 215 258 03 5727 9301 Variety of market stalls.
Local produce, hand-crafted Local produce and products.
creations, fresh flowers and food. WANGARATTA SWAP MEET
MILAWA HALL 4th Sunday of November
WANGARATTA COUNTRY MARKET 8am – 1pm
FARMERS MARKET 4th Saturday of the month Wangaratta Showgrounds
2nd Saturday of the month bi-monthly 9am – 12.30pm Evans St, Wangaratta
8am – 12pm 181 Milawa-Bobinawarrah Rd, 1800 801 065
Anglican Cathedral, Wangaratta Milawa Car, truck and motorcycle parts,
0419 337 725 0400 004 867 memorabilia, collectables, tools,
bush market, bric-a-brac and craft.
For more information
1800 801 065
#whatsonwangaratta
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ROAD RIDING GRAVEL RIDING
Do you prefer a leisurely ride from one winery to The King Valley is a gravel riding dream, filled with roads
another? Or do you prefer to challenge yourself and tracks begging to be explored. With trailheads in
Embark on a
with hill climbs? There is no doubt that you will find Moyhu and Whitfield, King Valley Gravel and Ride High
a ride just right for you. The Wangaratta – Oxley Country have created eight routes for all levels of gravel
Cycling Adventure
Tarrawingee Loop and Lake Rowan/Taminick ride cycling, from shorter, flatter routes to challenging long
are favourites with local and visiting riders. hauls with epic climbs and descents.
Other options include Chiltern Mount Pilot National
The region offers a wide range of cycling opportunities, making it the perfect MOUNTAIN BIKING
Park’s Woolshed Falls Gravel Ride, with multiple river
destination to explore by bike. Enjoy taking your bike off the main roads and rail trails crossings leading to spectacular waterfalls. Or perhaps
and explore the vast opportunities our national parks discover Warby Ovens National Park where you will be
You don’t have to be an elite cyclist to enjoy the many tracks in and around Wangaratta. and state forests offer for those seeking an adventure rewarded with beautiful vistas and iconic Grasstrees
Whether it is the exhilaration of mountain bike rides, scenic bike paths or exploring on two wheels. The Friends Track in the Warby Ovens on tracks that are mostly closed to public vehicles.
our small historic towns, Wangaratta has it all within easy reach. Maps for mountain National Park is a popular single track, boasting alpine
vistas and exciting rock gardens. For more details on gravel riding and a copy of the
bike challenges, road rides and rail trail loops are available at:
King Valley Gravel Ride Guide visit:
ridehighcountry.com.au MURRAY TO MOUNTAINS RAIL TRAIL visitwangaratta.com.au
Weaving over 100 kilometres through the historic
townships of Wangaratta, Beechworth, Rutherglen A CYCLE FRIENDLY STAY
and Bright, there are secrets to be discovered Cycle friendly businesses cater to the needs of you and
that you won’t see from any car including hidden your bicycle. They offer a one stop shop with regards to
valleys, unspoilt bushland and open farmland. If you a range of services, facilities and information – providing
would prefer someone to plan the adventure for you, a seamless experience for bike riders, so you get the
there are a number of tour operators specialising most out of your holiday on two wheels.
in personalised bike tours and provide all the ridehighcountry.com.au
equipment you require.
ridehighcountry.com.au/rail-trails/
murray-to-mountains
Didn’t pack your bike?
PEDAL TO PRODUCE
Don’t worry if you didn’t bring your bike.
Cycle through the truly magnificent countryside and
All major towns have bike hire available.
be rewarded with delectable delights such as wine,
Contact the Wangaratta Visitor
cheese, bread, berries, coffee and much, much more.
This is a great way to explore the region’s finest food
Information Centre for details.
offerings while getting plenty of fresh air. Free Call 1800 801 065
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NATURAL ADVENTURES CAMPING
Get the heart racing and get your kicks with plenty There are a number of camping spots and caravan
of high energy activities like white-water rafting, parks located throughout the municipality to suit any
The Great Outdoors
kayaking, horse riding, off and on road biking, taste. Everything from glamping in style with all the
four-wheel driving, hot air ballooning or hiking creature comforts of home to bush camping in our
the mountains and valleys. Discover breathtaking National Parks and reserves.
views, spectacular rock formations and cascading
Wangaratta is known as the gateway to Victoria’s High Country, offering easy waterfalls. There is no shortage of experiences
access to spectacular state and national parks, including the Warby-Ovens to ensure your holiday is a memorable one.
National Park and the Wabonga Plateau in the Alpine National Park.
RIVERS AND LAKES
The spectacular Victorian Alps, picturesque valleys surrounded by National Parks,
stunning lakes and vast waterways make Wangaratta the perfect place to base Discover the pristine waterways and wild ravines
yourself for your ultimate outdoor holiday. With a community passionate about by canoe, kayak or raft. Grab your oars and canoe
or kayak around Lake William Hovell or paddle one
the great outdoors, there’s plenty of shops within Wangaratta stocking everything
of the more challenging stretches of the King River.
you could need for your next camping, hunting, fishing or cycling trip – or even just
With over 40 sets of rapids the King River offers
that one item you forgot to pack!
grade 2 to grade 4 white water. Be aware that high
water levels can lead to high rapids which should only
be tackled by experienced paddlers.
Bushwalking
Explore the tranquil waters of the Ovens River on Grab your hiking boots and explore
a self-guided tour. There are a number of popular
some of Victoria’s most ruggedly
sandy beaches a short stroll from Wangaratta’s CBD.
beautiful walking tracks. The Warby-
Other swimming spots include the Ovens River,
Ovens and Alpine National Parks offer a
King River, Top Cut Dam and Lake William Hovell.
number of walks and hikes for sightseers
and experienced hikers alike.
FISHING
Try your hand at fishing in one of the many rivers, Just two of our many sightseeing walks
mountain streams and lakes. The locals are always to include in your visit are:
keen to share with you the story of their latest catch • Mount Glenrowan – 9km return. Easy
and the best spots to try.
to moderate grade with impressive
For more information, to purchase a fishing views across the Glenrowan
license online or search for local retailers, visit township and majestic alpine valleys.
agriculture.vic.gov.au/fisheries/
• Mount Cobbler (pictured) – 10km,
recreational-fishing
3.5 hours return. Grade is easy
and the views are simply amazing.
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MOUNTAINS & VALLEYS • Try gold panning and gem fossicking.
Standing from a lookout vantage point over the rolling (Miners License required and available from
hills below, you will be amazed by the sheer beauty and the Wangaratta Visitor Information Centre)
the seemingly untouched natural surrounds. Take your
• Journey along The Woolshed Valley
pack and venture into the depths of the Alpine National
Self- Guided Drive and read the stories
Park, camping under the wide open starry skies
of gold and bushrangers.
and wake to the crisp fresh mountain air. Or stay in
a nearby accommodation venue, take in a hearty
GLENROWAN
home-cooked breakfast before donning your walking
shoes to discover one of the many walks and trails. A region steeped in history and unique beauty –
the Warby-Ovens National Park offers a completely
• Dandongadale Falls, Victoria’s highest waterfalls unique experience. Ride your road bike over the
rising above the Cobbler Plateau with a 255m drop. Taminick Gap or get off road for challenging mountain
bike trails. North of Glenrowan in the Warby-Ovens
• Paradise Falls (seasonal) is easily accessible
National Park, discover a number of rewarding
by 2WD along a well maintained gravel road.
lookouts, easy bush walks, bird watching and
There is a dirt track leading to the bottom of
picnic areas.
the falls to a viewing platform. There are picnic
tables near the car park. • F
or the best view of the Ovens and King Valleys,
Lake William Hovell and the Victorian Alps, head to Mount Glenrowan
• Power’s Lookout offers an excellent vantage
Lookout off Taminick Gap Road.
point and was once the haunt of the ‘Gentleman
Bushranger’ Harry Power. From the main road • E
xplore Ryan’s Lookout, Pine Gully
is a 3kilometre trip along a gravel road to reach and Salisbury Falls.
GOLF COURSES BIRD WATCHING the lookout that offers spectacular views over
Take in a relaxed 18 holes in Wangaratta with the Twitchers can enjoy exploring the national parks and the Wabonga Plateau and Mount Cobbler.
choice of two golf clubs, Wangaratta Golf Club rivers which are home to a variety of woodland birds There are picnic tables at the lookout.
and Jubilee Golf Club, which is frequently visited such as the Turquoise Parrot, Hooded Robin and the
by kangaroos. Golfing can also be enjoyed at Speckled Warbler. ELDORADO & THE WOOLSHED VALLEY
Tarrawingee, Whitfield and Boorhaman. The Woolshed Valley once boasted 80 hotels and
FOUR WHEEL DRIVING four towns, with Eldorado being one of the most
PARKS & GARDENS A short drive from Whitfield, there are excellent colourful of these towns, housing over 6,000 miners.
Wangaratta is surrounded by parkland and tranquil four wheel drive tracks in the Alpine National Park. Today it is a popular place to visit for its meandering
natural bushland. Enjoy and relax with a summer Popular sites include Mount Cobbler, Sandy Flat, creek and falls, bush walking and bike riding. Chiltern
picnic in King George V Gardens or enjoy a hit of Top Crossing Hut, The Razorback, Lake Cobbler Mt Pilot National Park, Monument Hill Lookout and
tennis in the beautiful Merriwa Park, surrounded and Mount Speculation. Park notes available at Reedy Creek are all places to discover natural
by lush gardens. Apex Park is close to town with parks.vic.gov.au and maps are available at beauty, wildlife and scenery.
free showers, a playground and all day parking. Wangaratta Visitor Information Centre.
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Eat & Drink
Foodie culture in Wangaratta & surrounds is
alive and well. With local produce the star of
many delectable dishes in region just waiting to
Highlights
be discovered. Your taste buds will thank you.
• Tolpuddle Goats Cheese
No matter the season the region has a sense
• Milawa Mustards
of abundance and our local characters are
hospitable and welcoming, keen to share their • A Tavola Cooking School
latest brew, vintage and produce. Local cherries, • Walkabout Apiaries
kiwifruit, peaches, quinces and walnuts are
just some of the delights you will find in season. • Taminick Cellars
Many orchards are open to the public at • The Oven @ Cheshunt
different times of the year.
• Warrawee Apple Orchard
Gourmet producers and providores are • Herry’s Harvest
scattered throughout the region with local
jams, preserves, mustards, cheese and other • Eldorado Cherries
delectable treats. From learning to make • King Valley Walnuts
salami, gnocchi, bread and pasta in the
• Smiths Fruit Orchards
King Valley to tasting gourmet delights,
the region has a lot to offer. • Gamze Smokehouse
With plenty of opportunities to take your • Hurdle Creek Still (Gin Distillery)
new skills and purchases home to share • Milawa Organic Beef
with loved ones, you won’t be leaving
• Eldorado Garlic and Chillies
our region empty handed.
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BOORHAMAN renowned fortified wines. The wines of Glenrowan
(18km north of Wangaratta) remain robust, with modern ways adding sophistication.
Wineries, Breweries
A country pub and microbrewery, the Buffalo This wine region’s cellar doors are intimate, historic
Brewery self proclaims “we’re not flashy we’re just and welcoming.
& Distilleries
country” – definitely worth a visit for a counter meal
and something to quench your thirst. ELDORADO & BEECHWORTH
These small scale wineries at the foothills of the
GLENROWAN Victorian Alps are definitely worth a visit to sip,
Around the time Ned Kelly was on the way to sample and savour drops from what is most likely
becoming infamous in the Glenrowan region, folklore a family run business. Eldorado and Beechworth
has it that he was assisting the Bailey family to plant are both former gold mining towns that through
their first vines as a fencing contractor. The ensuing architecture, cobblestones and clever storytelling
130 years of wine growing have established throughout the areas still pay homage to the time
Glenrowan’s reputation for full bodied reds, they housed thousands of miners. Top varieties
particularly Shiraz, fragrant whites and deliciously include Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Shiraz.
Baileys of Glenrowan Black Dog Brewery
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MILAWA GOURMET REGION
The vast array of award winning wines and excellent
produce heralds Milawa as one of Australia’s most
celebrated gourmet regions.
Brown Brothers is well known locally and internationally
for it’s exceptional, award winning wines and for
the wonderous creations of the head chef.
During your visit be sure to visit a couple of the smaller
boutique wineries where you might even be lucky to
find the winemaker themselves behind the counter!
To experience all Milawa has to offer we recommend
a nights stay in your choice of accommodation –
you’ll have your pick of provincial B&B’s, luxury
five star as well as camping and hotel options.
For the trip of a lifetime hot air balloon rides
followed by a Prosecco breakfast are available
through Goldrush Ballooning.
Sam Miranda
KING VALLEY
The King Valley has grown to become the premier
Italian varietal wine producing region in Australia.
Enjoy yourself in a relaxed setting as you experience
our renowned wine styles of Prosecco, Pinot Griggio,
Sangiovese and Barbera.
The vineyards, perched on the fertile slopes that rise
above the King River display stunning parallel rows
of luscious grape vines.
Prosecco Road is an exciting food and wine trail that
includes experiences such as glamping, tastings, yoga
and more! You can learn about the region over bocce
while savouring rustic Italian cuisine and stopping
at renowned prosecco producers in the valley. Chrismont
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Discover King Valley’s
Prosecco Road
Prosecco Road, King Valley is
Australia’s home of Prosecco. It was
here that Australian Prosecco was
pioneered, and today we share the joy
of it, with friends, family, food and wine.
King Valley Prosecco Road lies before
you, offering dining destinations, fun and
informative wine tastings, an opportunity
to get active in a unique natural setting,
and a diverse range of accommodation
to suit any party or budget.
Explore the range of King Valley
Brown Brothers
Prosecco Road experiences and plan
your next girls getaway, boys weekend
or romantic escape.
It was here that Australian Prosecco was pioneered,
kingvalleyproseccoroad.com.au
and today we share the joy of it, with friends,
family, food and wine.
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Art & Culture
Wangaratta & Surrounds boasts an incredible
array of diverse and stunning art displays
from paintings, sculptures, music, ceramics,
abstracts, live shows and much more!
From fixed displays around town to constantly
changing exhibitions and shows, The Rural City
of Wangaratta is proud of its cultural, social,
Wangaratta Art Gallery
natural and built heritage. We celebrate artistic
expression in a variety of formats, welcoming
artists in local areas and from afar.
REGIONAL ARTS contemporary textile art, small wood sculptures
We have a passionate arts community with a and significant works of local art from around the
diverse range of visual arts and art experiences North East of Victoria region, as well as collections
offered in the Wangaratta CBD and surrounding by state and national artists of significance.
townships. Exhibits change regularly at venues such wangarattaartgallery.com.au
as Art Gallery on Ovens and the Wangaratta Visitor
Information Centre. To learn something new while PERFORMING ARTS
visiting try Eldorado Pottery or Made in Clay.
The Wangaratta Performing Arts & Convention Centre
The region also hosts annual art shows such
is the region’s foremost venue for theatre, music
as the King Valley Arts Show.
and comedy. The impressive multi-purpose venue
has welcomed many famous artists and is equally
WANGARATTA ART GALLERY regarded for its commitment to showcasing local talent.
A unique regional art gallery housed in a striking Visit their website for information about talented acts
heritage building and located in the arts precinct and performances to see during your stay.
of the Wangaratta CBD. The Gallery collects wpacc.com.au
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Bullawah Cultural Trail Big Ned, Glenrowan
Rich History BULLAWAH CULTURAL TRAIL NED KELLY TOURING ROUTE
& Heritage Wander through a series of interpretive Explore the many pieces of the Kelly Gang story
Wander Wangaratta’s broad main street, signs, sculptures, a Bush Tucker Garden and visiting the various Kelly sites throughout Melbourne,
Marmungan Rock where you will learn about North East Victoria and Southern New South Wales
past historic buildings and through
the traditional owners of the land. on the Ned Kelly Touring Route.
riverside parkland. Discover the city’s
heritage at the Wangaratta Historical The trail has been developed to celebrate, share Bushrangers frequented the area back in the day
Museum, Wangaratta Family History and record the Aboriginal cultural heritage of the with Harry Power, Dan Morgan and the infamous
Society and Vine Hotel Cellar Museum. area, which is spiritually significant and rich in history. Ned Kelly Gang roaming the hills and ranges
A number of self-guided walks allow you The name Bullawah, from bulla – meaning two and surrounding Wangaratta and the King Valley.
to discover Wangaratta’s rich history at wah – meaning water signifies the two suspension
From the gallows at the Old Melbourne Gaol, to
a leisurely pace. Pick up a brochure for bridges crossing the river as well as the joining
Powers Lookout
the spectacular views from Powers Lookout in the
the following walks at the Wangaratta of the two rivers the Ovens (Torryong) and King
King Valley and the broad plains of Jerilderie, visit
(Poodumbia) and the coming together of Aboriginal
Visitor Information Centre. as many or few sites as time and interest allows.
and non-aboriginal people.
• Wangaratta Significant Trees Walks culturewangaratta.com/bullawah-trail
nedkellytouringroute.com.au
• Heritage Walking Trail
• Cemetery Walk
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Wangaratta
Old Faithfulls Brew Bar
The gateway to Victoria’s High Country, Wangaratta is located just off the Hume Freeway,
2.5 hours North of Melbourne and 45 minutes south of Albury-Wodonga. There is plenty to
see and do with art, culture and history flowing through the township. Fabulous food and drink
await, with options to suit any occasion. Tracks and trails are abundant with cycling paths
connecting the CBD and surrounding townships.
SHOP EXPLORE
Wander the streets and immerse yourself in the Wangaratta is packed with potential for both leisurely
CBD retail shops offering individual character, charm recreation and the adrenaline junkie alike. Try your
and country hospitality. The main shopping streets luck with a game of golf or explore the extensive
are Murphy, Reid, Ovens and Ford Streets, all of shared path network to experience sandy beaches,
which are filled with a mix of department stores and hidden wetlands and reserves abundant with wildlife.
boutique shops offering everything from high end There is plenty to keep kids entertained with a pump
fashion and homewares to gifts and electrical goods. track, tenpin bowling, skate park, cinema, sports and
aquatic centre and splash parks.
The town can also be shopped online via
buyfromwangaratta.com.au.
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TASTE STAY
With over 40 cafés and restaurants located in Wangaratta offers a wide range of accommodation
Wangaratta, the thriving café scene offers something to suit any party and budget. From boutique B&Bs,
for everyone. Regional delights and fresh produce caravan parks, hotels through to luxury motels,
are highlighted at many of our dining venues which apartments and experiences including glamping
often offer both a sublime dine in experience or to make for a memorable trip.
take away options for those who wish to grab and
go. Heading out for a drink? The perfect blend of
regional charm and city sophistication means there
are several pubs and bars including our Riverside
precinct which offers a view of the Ovens River
as you quench your thirst.
Torryong Bridge
Kaluna Park & Island Holy Trinity Cathedral
Kaluna Park is a 5.2ha natural remnant of River The Cathedral was built in stages with most of the
Red Gum riverine bushland, which features 1.2km granite coming from the nearby Warby Ranges. In
of walking trails. It is bordered by the King River, a 1855 discussions took place about the building of a
billabong and a levee bank which separates it from church on the hill. 1908 saw the foundation stone of
Merriwa Park. Kaluna Island adjoins Kaluna Park the Cathedral laid by the Bishop of Ballarat, with the
and is bordered by the King River. Cathedral being dedicated on August 24th 1909.
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Madem Espresso Merriwa Park
Explore visitwangaratta.com.au 31Visit Wangaratta – Wangaratta Murray to Mountains Rail Trail Ovens Riverside Dining King George V Gardens Significant Trees Walks The Murray to Mountains Rail Trail is a cycling Take a stroll along the boardwalk overlooking the Wangaratta’s iconic King George V Gardens offer a Wangaratta’s abundance of established trees are a and walking rail trail extending from Wangaratta Ovens River where you can embrace Wangaratta’s pleasant respite in the centre of the city. These offer real asset to the town’s character. There are three to Bright, branches to Beechworth and Milawa. riverside café culture. Treat your tastebuds with a wonderful central green expanse equipped with 30 minute walks; the Business Precinct Walk, the With over 100km of unique and easy-to-ride sections the sensational dishes available. Menus change a children’s playground, picnic tables and amenities Historic Railway precinct Walk and the Residential of sealed off-road riding, the trail offers a great way seasonally to showcase our fresh produce, for everyone to enjoy. Precinct Walk. Call into the Wangaratta Visitor to experience the incredible nature and space adding a local touch to the dining experience. Ovens St, Wangaratta Information Centre for the Significant Tree brochure. that Victoria’s High Country is famous for. Faithfull St, Wangaratta visitwangaratta.com.au visitwangaratta.com.au ridehighcountry.com.au visitwangaratta.com.au Wangaratta Visitor Information Centre Summer Fun – Ovens River Apex Park Wangaratta Jazz Festival – Town Tours Contact the Wangaratta Visitor Information Centre During the warmer months the Ovens River is a This is a large grassland style park that makes an Held in late October/early November each year, the to book a town walking tour with an experienced local refreshing place to take a dip, walk your dog along the excellent location for a family get together or day out. Wangaratta Festival of Jazz & Blues showcases jazz guide. Step back in time and experience the highlights shared paths and swing bridges, cast a line or paddle It is equipped with picnic tables, BBQ’s, children’s and blues of all styles. The Festival started in 1990 and of the town’s history, cultural background, environment a kayak. With cafés and restaurants close by on the play area, toilets and showers. If visiting, keep an eye has grown to become an internationally renowned and quirky characters from infamous bushrangers Riverside Precinct a cool drink to quench your thirst out for the numerous events and festivals held here event, featuring more than 200 jazz and blues artists to colourful locals. Tours available upon request. or a hot meal following your river fun makes for throughout the year. from the USA, the UK, Europe, Asia and Australia. Subject to availability and notice required. a great day out with friends or the whole family Clements St, Wangaratta wangarattajazz.com 1800 801 065 visitwangaratta.com.au visitwangaratta.com.au 100 Murphy St, Wangaratta visitwangaratta.com.au Explore visitwangaratta.com.au 33
Visit Wangaratta – Glenrowan
Glenrowan
Mount Glenrowan
The township of Glenrowan includes the site of the final siege and capture of Ned Kelly and
demise of his gang in 1880. Their story is preserved in the townships attractions, museums,
historic walks as well as a six metre statue of Ned in the centre of the town. Mature vineyards
producing award winning wines, a terrific foodie scene and bush walks with stunning
panoramic views will all ensure a visit to Glenrowan exceeds your expectations.
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Sweeping views from the Warby-Ovens National When you finish head back to the cellar for
Park southward to the Victorian Alps makes for a refreshing beverage. Collectible treasures from
picturesque picnics, cycling, road touring and the past, souvenirs of Glenrowan or tasteful locally
bushwalking. A short drive away is the expansive created craftwork can be found in Glenrowan.
Winton Wetlands. Seek out vantage points and Relive and learn about Glenrowan’s unique history
lookouts including Ryan’s Lookout, Mount Glenrowan through the museums, animated theatre and
and Salisbury Falls (flowing after periods of rainfall). self-guided walks.
Adjoining Booth’s Taminick Cellars and the Black
Dog Brewery is the Warby Heritage Falls Trail
which leads up to a seasonal waterfall.
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HISTORY TASTE
The township of Glenrowan is where the siege A range of dining options are on offer from a tasty pie
and capture of infamous bushranger Ned Kelly at the bakery, a hearty meal at the hotel or a delightful
occurred in 1880. The story is preserved in the lunch at one of the nearby wineries. Keep an eye out
townships attractions, museums and self- guided for seasonal farmgates and stalls offering everything
walks. Today, a 6 metre tall statue of Ned stands from fresh farm eggs, stone fruits & berries, citrus,
in Main Street and is the perfect photo opportunity jams, avocados and olives.
to capture your visit.
Many of the regions intimate and welcoming cellar
doors offer casual lunches of local produce and
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homemade delicacies. Along with a special bottle
Glenrowan includes accommodation options that of wine, flavoursome ales and lagers.
are available from budget to luxury, solo and groups.
You’ll have the choice of camp sites, caravan park, There’s plenty to see and do as well as plenty of
B&B’s, cottages and motel. opportunities to fill up the car boot with local drops
and produce to enjoy once you return home.
Morrisons of Glenrowan
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Big Ned Statue Ned Kelly Memorial Museum
at Kate’s Cottage
The six metre statue of Ned Kelly has become a Step through the back of Kate’s Cottage Gifts and
must-see for everyone visiting Glenrowan. It stands Souvenirs Shop and into the Ned Kelly Memorial
guard on the corner of Gladstone and Kate Streets. Museum. It features a huge range of interesting and
Commissioned by a local, crafted in Sydney and exciting Ned Kelly and Australiana gifts and souvenirs.
made with fibreglass, it took 4 months worth Gladstone St, Glenrowan
of work to be completed. katescottageglenrowan.com.au
Gladstone St, Glenrowan
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Ryans Lookout
Mount Glenrowan Greta Glenrowan Cycle Loop Glenrowan Heritage Siege Precinct Walk Seasonal Fruit Picking
There is no better place to view the Ovens and King From Wangaratta Visitor Information Centre take Glenrowan is a tangible link with one of Australia’s Discover seasonal farm gates and stalls offering
Valley and the Victorian Alps than from this vantage this 56km loop ride. Turn at Greta Road and continue most infamous historical figures, Ned Kelly. Kelly everything from fresh farm eggs, stone fruits & berries,
point. The nine-kilometre return walk to the lookout straight on the Wangaratta-Kilfeera and ride south made his famous last stand on 28 June 1880 at citrus, jams and olives. Or discover the magic of
begins from the stile at Taminick Gap and follows to Greta. Turn right onto Glenrowan-Moyhu Road Glenrowan following a siege between his gang and picking your own cherries, stone fruit and more.
Ridge Track. For more information see the Rural and follow that as it weaves and bends into Glenrowan. police troopers. Visitors to the Glenrowan Heritage You can’t get any fresher than straight from the tree.
City of Wangaratta’s Tracks & Trails Guide. Turn right and follow Glenrowan Road all the way Precinct can see the key sites of the final siege visitwangaratta.com.au
visitwangaratta.com.au back to Wangaratta. and Kelly conflict.
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Eldorado
Eldorado Dredge
Scattered with remnants of a bygone era and nestled on the banks of Reedy Creek at the foot
of the Woolshed Valley stands Eldorado. The discovery of gold played a monumental part in
securing the towns historical significance, whilst the adjoining Woolshed Valley was pivotal
in the legend of the Ned Kelly Gang.
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While the miners’ dwellings are long gone, the school Visit Eldorado Pottery, the Museum, Art Studio/
museum, dredge, cemetery and several churches Galleries, farm gate outlets when in season and
still stand and provide an insight into life as it was Eldorado’s three historic churches.
in a bygone era. Try your hand at gold panning or
fossicking for gemstones along the Woolshed Valley.
Eldorado’s shared path is perfect for walking and
Drop into the Wangaratta Visitor
cycling, traversing the entire length of the town from
the Eldorado Museum to the historic gold and tin Information Centre to purchase
mining dredge. your miner’s right and maps
Eldorado Dredge
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TASTE HISTORY
Discover the smallest pub in Victoria, the McEvoy The name Eldorado came long before gold was
Tavern which provides meals and refreshments discovered. In 1841, Captain William Fury Baker a
as well as local wines and ciders. For a sweet treat settler and previously a Royal Navy Captain, renamed
Firebox Bakery has decadent delights waiting his Barambogie property, near Chiltern, “El Dorado”.
for you. Although much of the original architecture is long
gone today you can visit the Eldorado Museum to
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bust, pioneers, farming heritage and the colourful
While accommodation in Eldorado is limited, there
folk law characters – heroes, villains and outlaws.
are some delightfully quaint cottages and B&B’s,
View a replica of Joe Byrne’s armour and other
as well as plenty of camping spots.
Kelly artefacts.
Eldorado Historic Sites Walk McEvoy Tavern
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Visit Wangaratta – King Valley
King Valley
Dal Zotto Wines
The beautiful and bountiful King Valley is located at the foothills of the Alpine National Park,
surrounded by mountains, rivers and home to the spectacular Lake William Hovell. Fertile
sloped vineyards house an abundance of wineries and their makers, you could be forgiven
for thinking you had been transported to the hills of Northern Italy. Prosecco Road makes
for an exciting food and wine trail – not to be missed.
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Discover a region rich in heritage with passion Get off the beaten track and go camping in the
for celebrating the Italian spirit – especially when Alpine National Park with many huts and campsites.
it comes to wine, festivities and food. The strong Take time to visit Lake Cobbler or perhaps journey up
Italian culture further permeates the valley with to the top of Mount Cobbler. Take a canoe or fishing
most wineries and eateries offering up delicious rod to the calming waters of Lake William Hovell.
homemade fare and local produce. Explore Or for a spectacular view over the valley head to
the seasonal waterfalls at Paradise Falls and Powers Lookout which was once the lookout
Dandongadale Falls, the highest falls in Victoria. for bushranger Harry Power.
Explore visitwangaratta.com.au 47Visit Wangaratta – King Valley TASTE If wine is not your desired drop, try the highly acclaimed From fresh produce, café delights, pub meals microbrewery and taproom. With six rotating taps of to high-end restaurant meals, indulging in high brews straight from the brewery only metres away, quality food is a way of life in the valley. A destination there’s something for everyone. overflowing with abundant fresh produce, you will discover roadside stalls and farmgate sales as you STAY meander through the King Valley. The King Valley From self-contained cottages to farmstays, is remarkable for its imaginative use of alternative caravan parks to camp sites and motel style rooms, varieties by winemakers who long ago recognised there are accommodation options to suit all tastes the regions cool-climate potential. Soak up the and budgets. During peak times its recommended generous hospitality at one of the many cellar doors to book early to avoid disappointment! dotted across the valley offering a variety of wines to suit any palate. Explore visitwangaratta.com.au Paradise Falls 49
Visit Wangaratta – King Valley Powers Lookout Paradise Falls La Dolce Vita King Valley Lake William Hovell The rocky escarpment high above the King Valley Paradise Falls is a beautiful spot for visitors to enjoy The region is famed for Prosecco, Pinot Grigio, Lake William Hovell is a popular, picturesque was the hideout of Harry Power, a notorious but just 20 minutes from Whitfield. Accessible with a 2WD, Arneis, Sangiovese and elegant cool climate wines. recreational area located approximately 18km from ‘gentlemanly’ bushranger of the 1860s. From the the last 11 kilometres of the road is gravel but in good At La Dolce Vita Festival, each Spring, taste new Cheshunt. The lake is perfect for picnics, barbecues, Mansfield-Whitfield Road, a three-kilometre trip condition. Accessed by a short walk (0.5 km) from the releases and talk with the winemaker at cellar door. walking, fishing and canoeing. The lake was officially along a gravel road brings you to a parking area car park this stunning waterfall is best after rain. Match the wine and generous hospitality with authentic opened in 1971 and was built to harness the waters with picnic tables and toilets. Paradise Falls Rd, Cheshunt cuisine prepared by Nonna or a renowned local chef. of the King River for downstream irrigation purposes. Powers Lookout Rd, Whitlands 13 19 63 winesofthekingvalley.com.au Upper King River Rd, Cheshunt visitwangaratta.com.au visitwangaratta.com.au visitwangaratta.com.au Prosecco Road Glamping – Valley View Caravan Park Chrismont Mount Cobbler (Yoga, Cycle, Popcorn & Prosecco Pairing) King Valley Prosecco Road lies before you, offering Stay and play in style in your very own glamping Chrismont’s Cellar Door, Restaurant and Larder in the Mount Cobbler is an exposed, rocky alpine summit. dining destinations, fun and informative wine tastings, tent. Valley View Glamping adds a little more flair to King Valley is an award-winning culinary centrepiece There is a 10km, 3.5 hour return Grade 4 walk on a an opportunity to get active in a unique natural setting, camping. When your tent is all set up for you, you can offering wine tastings, a la carte daytime dining and formed track. The walk to the summit is worthwhile and accommodation with extra heart. Explore the focus on having fun, be it for a special occasion or just some of the most breathtaking views. Since the for both the views and wildflowers you will encounter range of King Valley Prosecco Road experiences an excuse to get together. first Chrismont vine was planted, owners Arnie along the way. Walkers need to be prepared for and plan your next family holiday, girls getaway, 6 Valley View Drive and Jo have become known for producing a sudden change in conditions. boys weekend or romantic escape. visitwangaratta.com.au a diverse collection of wines. Lake Cobbler Rd, Wabonga winesofthekingvalley.com.au 251 Upper King River Rd, Cheshunt visitwangaratta.com.au kingvalleyproseccoroad.com.au chrismont.com.au Explore visitwangaratta.com.au 51
Visit Wangaratta – Milawa
Milawa
Gamze Smokehouse
The vast array of award winning wines and excellent produce heralds Milawa as one of Australia’s
most celebrated gourmet regions. Whether you are in the mood for cheese, cured meats,
mustard, honey, olives, bread, jams, mushrooms or wine! In Milawa you will find some of
Australia’s biggest names with a sense of deep connection to people, place and product.
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The first official ‘gourmet region’ in Australia – Pedal to Produce offers three destinations along the
the Milawa Gourmet Region is a food and wine gourmet Murray to the Mountains Rail Trail, each with rich,
epicentre. The town centre of Milawa is situated at the distinct offerings spanning across wine, preserves,
intersection of the road to Myrtleford (Snow Road) honey and mead, restaurants, organic meats, gin
and the road to Bobinawarrah. A selection of shops, and much more.
cafes, and bakeries are located here, including the
Brown Brothers is well known locally, Australia wide and
historic Milawa Hotel which was established in 1865.
internationally with its Cellar Door located in Milawa.
Milawa can be explored by foot, car or bike – so to Over 130 years of family winemakers has developed
burn extra calories during your stay or see more of the Brown Brothers with a relaxed, inviting atmosphere
Tolpuddle Goat Cheese Farm stunning countryside, hit Milawa’s Pedal to Produce! open daily for the whole family to enjoy.
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TASTE For something a little different, we recommend the
A great place to begin your journey of Milawa famed Cruffin at the Milawa Kitchen. The croissant,
is the Cheese Factory Complex that is home baked in a muffin shape, rolled in sugar and filled with
to Milawa Cheese (and all their award winning delights like lemon OR lime curd, Nutella, raspberry
cheese products), Wood Park Wines, Milawa jam and honey crème patisserie will not disappoint.
Bread, Milawa Kitchen and Walnut Tree
From the local apiaries to mustard, cheese, olives
Collection Gift Shop.
and wines – the region is over following with things
Swing by one of the local delicatessens such to taste and explore!
as Gamze’s Smokehouse or the Milawa Providore
to grab a bundle of local produce for a special STAY
home cooked meal or to take home with you. Milawa encompasses a variety of accommodation
Options include gluten free, organic and options including both large and smaller motels,
free range. B&B’s, cottages and farm stays. Caravan parks
are available in the town and campsites are also
available nearby.
Milawa Providore Milawa Cheese Co.
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Milawa Cheese Factory Complex Tour the Milawa
(Bakery, Cheese, Wine) Gourmet Region
It is always worth a visit to the Milawa Cheese Tour the Milawa Gourmet Region by bike along the
Factory Complex, as not only are they the home to Milawa Gourmet Ride; a easy, 10km return journey
the iconic Milawa Cheese, but also to other great lasting around an hour by bicycle, the Milawa Gourmet
complimentary businesses. On-site you will find Ride passes local cellar doors, farm gates and gourmet
Wood Park Wines Cellar Door, The Walnut Tree food stores. If cycle is not your thing King Valley Winery
Collection, Milawa Bread and Milawa Kitchen. Tours specialise in winery tours around the gourmet
17 Factory Road, Milawa food and wine regions of King Valley and Milawa.
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Brown Brothers
Hot Air Ballooning Brown Brothers Walkabout Apiaries Tours Former Flour Mill
The picturesque King Valley offers fantastic ballooning Brown Brothers is one of Australia’s leading family- The team at Walkabout Apiaries take their bees to Located to the west of Milawa, along Snow Road
and Goldrush Ballooning is delighted to partner with owned wine companies, with the family making wine many natural locations in the North East High Country. is an impressive old four-storey steam-driven brick
Brown Brothers Milawa Vineyard to create the perfect in North East Victoria for 130 years. Surrounding the They travel seasonally all over the region with the flour mill. The four-story structure constructed with
gourmet ballooning experience. From the vineyards Restaurant and Cellar Door, the Milawa Vineyard is the bees, visiting forests of flowering native trees to help local bricks, is listed on the Victorian Heritage Council
and patchwork of fields, the views expand to the fruit source for renowned wines such as Patricia Noble the bees produce great tasting range of natural honey. database which records: “The Oxley Flour Mill was
Ovens River, spectacular Mount Buffalo and the High Riesling, Shiraz Mondeuse and Cabernet and Dolcetto. 1531 Snow Rd, Milawa erected in 1861 by William Allen who also operated
Country beyond. 239 Milawa-Bobinawarrah Rd, Milawa walkaboutapiaries.com.au the first mill in Wangaratta. Today while not operational,
goldrushballooning.com.au brownbrothers.com.au it makes for a great photo for passers-by.
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Distance
Adelaide 818km Glenrowan 15km
Getting to Albury 76km Melbourne 251km
Wangaratta
Canberra 410km Milawa 16km
Beechworth 39km Mount Buffalo 106km
Bright 81km Mount Hotham 132km
Air
Eldorado 23km Whitfield 47km
ALBURY AIRPORT
Falls Creek 144km Sydney 626km
Qantaslink 13 13 13
Virgin Australia 13 67 89
Rex 13 17 13
Chartered flights are also available
to/from Wangaratta Aerodrome. Sydney
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Connections from Albury, Canberra,
Melbourne and Sydney daily.
V Line 1800 800 007
NSW Train Link 13 22 32 Canberra
Albury
Bus
Greyhound 1300 473 946
Firefly 1300 730 740 Wangaratta
Dysons 03 5722 1843
Fallons 03 5722 9255
North East
Coachlines 0458 158 163
Melbourne
Car Hire
Avis 13 33 33
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