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Seven Creeks and Burtons Bridge — Image credit: Strathbogie Shire

Natural Attractions

Seven Creeks Walking Track

There is an easy walking track along the scenic Seven Creeks which was established by the Euroa Apex Club. Commencing at the Seven Creeks Formal Park, the circuit follows the creek with one crossing at the Rockies (southern end) and the other at the Butter Factory Bridge (northern end). The track was established in 1988 as a Bicentennial Project. It extends for approximately 6.8 kilometres along both sides of the creek through a red gum riverine plain. Fifty-three species of birds have been identified along the creek, as well as platypus, koalas, echidnas, water rats and sugar gliders. Trout Cod, English Perch, Blackfish and other species are found in the stream. A fish ladder is located near the central section of the track.

Euroa VIC

0.1 km away

The Historic Farmers Arms Hotel that houses our Museum — Image credit: Debbie Andrews

Galleries, Museums and Collections

The Euroa Museum

The Euroa Museum houses records and artifacts that preserve the rich history of Euroa and its districts. With many fascinating items connected to the town's past, it offers a large collection of significant displays. The Euroa Museum also supports historical research on people, places, and events important to the area. The Museum boasts an extensive collection from Euroa and the surrounding districts, featuring domestic items like kitchenware, bedroom and laundry pieces, music, clothing, and hobby materials. It also includes commercial artifacts such as banking equipment, telephony devices, goods from local traders, and butter factory memorabilia. Visitors can explore farm and agricultural machinery, a working blacksmith's forge, hospital and medical items, and local government memorabilia. The War Services Collection showcases uniforms, medals, certificates, and personal items. There are also fascinating exhibits on Eliza Forlonge, Ned Kelly, a diverse costume collection, and much more. Explore local history in a family and wheelchair friendly setting that backs onto the stunning Sevens Creek.

Euroa VIC

0.1 km away

Memorials Honouring Victorian Heroes

Landmarks and Buildings

Memorials Honouring Victorian Heroes

Euroa is the only area in the entire Commonwealth to have been home to three Victoria Cross (VC Recipients). Euroa is the kind of town that proudly wears its military history on its sleeve. People talk about it down the beautiful tree lined streets, and now thanks to an amazing community initiative spanning over five years of fundraising, you can now read about it for yourself. Three bronze statues, immortalising the bravery of Victoria Cross recipients, Fred Tubb, Alex Burton and Leslie Maygar stand in pride of place - overlooking the beautiful and scenic Seven Creeks in Euroa. On the outskirts of town in Longwood, a monument and cannon were erected to commemorate those from the area who served during the Boer War and to the two men from Longwood who died in the conflict. Private Louis Bond died on 12 June, 1901 at Wilmansruston, and Private Frederick Jeffreys died on 1 May, 1902 at Pine Town.

Euroa VIC

0.2 km away

Euroa Telegraph Park — Image credit: Strathbogie shire council 50 882 78 1013

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Telegraph Park Euroa

This new park is situated on what was previously vacant land next to the Telstra Exchange building on Brock Street, just off Euroa's main streets, and pays tribute to the 1165 volunteers from the district who served during World War 1. The names are inscribed on five honour boards in the park area, surrounded by a gorgeous new landscape, garden area, seating and a new public toilet block.

Euroa VIC

0.7 km away

Euroa Arboretum — Image credit: Euroa Arboretum

Parks and Gardens

Euroa Arboretum

Only three kilometres south of Euroa sits the Euroa Arboretum, 27 hectares of native plants and vegetation providing the perfect place to relax, or enjoy a day out with family. Walk, jog or bike along the one kilometre loop walking track, that allows you to explore the native plants. The raised boardwalk and loop track around the dam and past the wetlands provides access for folk with limited mobility. Drop a line into the dam where you might catch a Rainbow Trout, launch your canoe and enjoy a paddle. Or take in the art work depicting the local artists vision of the theme 'hills to the plains' and Euroa Arboretum The Euroa Arboretum is always open for pedestrians, so bring a picnic to enjoy under the shelters in the landscaped garden. On Mondays and Thursdays, visitors can also explore the native plant nursery. Please check the website for timings.

Euroa VIC

2.8 km away

Mt Wombat

Natural Attractions

Mount Wombat Lookout

Mount Wombat lookout offers excellent 360-degree views of the area from the plateau on top of Mount Wombat (799 metres). The Waranga Basin and Goulburn Weir at Nagambie are both visible from the lookout. It is reached from Euroa-Strathbogie Road. The turn-off is signposted and road allows you to drive right to the top. Alternatively you can park halfway up and enjoy a pleasant walk. There are picnic spots along the way.

Strathbogie VIC

14 km away

The Pub Paddock — Image credit: Goulburn River Valley Tourism

Parks and Gardens

The Pub Paddock - Longwood

The Pub Paddock - appropriately named due to its location behind the White Hart Hotel! It is fantastic area to take a break on a drive or to enjoy a day with family and friends. Bring along a picnic to enjoy under the sheltered area, or among the trees on one of the picnic tables. Make use of the fantastic barbecue facility, which also includes a sink area and a toilet. There is plenty of room to run around and enjoy outdoor activities. So bring a football, or your cricket bats and enjoy some fresh air in Longwood.

Longwood VIC

15 km away

Gooram Falls

Natural Attractions

Gooram Falls

The Gooram Falls is a beautiful place to visit for a swim and picnic during summer or to rug up in winter and enjoy the views of the rock pools and the water cascading over the rocks. The Gooram Falls are west of the Strathbogie Tableland on the Euroa-Mansfield Road. Two-wheel drive access to the carpark is fine all year round. If travelling from Strathbogie follow the road to Polly McQuinns down to the Euroa-Mansfield Road. Turn left to Merton and look for the two signposted entrances to the Falls on your left.

Gooram VIC

18 km away

Polly McQuinns Swimming Hole

Natural Attractions

Polly McQuinns Swimming Hole

Picturesque Polly McQuinns is located on the Seven Creeks. It is four kilometres south-east of Strathbogie and comprises a reservoir, weir, bridge and a pleasant area around the water. Once a natural creek and large deep-water pool, the creek has been dammed on the northern side of the road, creating another large waterbody. The dam is a three sided concrete weir (1920-30). The water spills over the concrete weir wall, under the road bridge, over large exposed granite boulders and across a natural spillway into a deep-water pool. It is a popular picnic and swimming spot.

Strathbogie VIC

18 km away

Old National Bank — Image credit: Strathbogie Shire Council

Landmarks and Buildings

The Heritage Walk - Violet Town

Take a stroll around Violet Town and discover some of the parts that make up the history of this small town. The Heritage Walk is made up of 18 points of interest, with visitors able to commence the walk at any one of the locations. Interesting sights along the walk include the War Memorial, Ellen Frances Hotel, the Old National Bank, the former Shire offices, and the original Flour Mill and Butter Factory. For more information, please visit the website.

Violet Town VIC

18 km away

Honeysuckle Creek Walking Track

Parks and Gardens

Honeysuckle Creek Walking Track

The Honeysuckle Creek Walking Track is an easy three kilometre circuit around the Honeysuckle Creek in Violet Town. It takes around 40 minutes to complete, and is suitable for wheelchairs and prams. Keep a lookout for the local wildlife which includes possums, bats, water rat, squirrel gliders and frogs. This track is the result of a Community Capacity Building Initiative, in which the Violet Town community identified a local area that had developmental potential. The project took 18 months and saw over 50 community workers, and 1,600 hours of volunteer work. Ongoing maintenance and planting is completed by a dedicated group of volunteers.

Violet Town VIC

19 km away

Lima Falls — Image credit: Benalla Rural City Council

Natural Attractions

Lima Falls Walk

Tucked away south of Benalla, Lima Falls is a peaceful little escape where forest tracks, fresh air and the sound of White Gum Gully Creek lead you to a pretty waterfall hidden among the trees. Just 42 kilometres from Benalla, the journey takes you along Police Track and through pine plantations, adding to the sense of discovery before you even arrive. Follow the small brown road signs towards the falls, then look for the walking track sign and car park as you get closer. The unsealed road is generally suitable for 2WD vehicles, depending on weather conditions. From the car park, the return walk is 1.2 kilometres and takes about one hour. Expect a formed, signposted track with short steep hills, occasional steps and some natural obstacles along the way. No bushwalking experience is required, making it a rewarding outing for anyone keen to stretch their legs and enjoy a quiet pocket of nature. There are no facilities at Lima Falls, so come prepared with water, sturdy footwear and everything you need to leave no trace. As a natural waterfall, flow depends on recent rainfall, so visiting after wet weather can make the experience even more memorable.

Creek Junction VIC

28 km away

Sunset at truck stop — Image credit: Greater Shepparton City Council

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Calder Woodburn Memorial Avenue

In 1942 Calder Woodburn's Hampden bomber aircraft and crew were lost when returning from a night mission over the coast of France. His father, Mr James Louis Fenton (Fen) Woodburn, wanted to develop an avenue in honour of the fallen. Planting by Mr Woodburn began in 1945 in consultation with the Country Roads Board, the local RSL branch and two local shires. Planting continued until 1949. Mr Woodburn consulted with families of deceased servicemen to arrange for trees in their honour to be sited nearest the home of each one. Name plates were commissioned and installed, marking the trees of 110 men. Calder Woodburn Memorial Avenue is Australia's longest Eucalypt Memorial Avenue, spanning almost 20 kilometres and including more than 2400 native trees. It is significant for commemorating all those who served in World War II from Shepparton and surrounding areas and for being planted by one man, Fen Woodburn. The rest area featuring the RSL Monument can be accessed from the northbound carriageway of the Goulburn Valley Highway approximately 20 kilometres south of Shepparton. The monument explains the Calder Woodburn Memorial Avenue and bears the names of all local servicmen who lost their lives in World War II.

Shepparton VIC

29 km away

Murchison Ossario — Image credit: Greater Shepparton City Council

Landmarks and Buildings

Murchison Ossario

During World War II, 4000 Italian, German and Japanese Prisoners of War were detained at Murchison. Those who died at Murchison were buried in the local cemetery but floods in 1956 did major damage to the graves. The Italian families in the municipality were persuaded by Luigi Gigliotti to pay for the building of a mausoleum - the Ossario. Luigi also convinced authorities to bury all the Italian Prisoners of War and detainees who died in Australian prison camps in the mausoleum. The Ossario is the home of mass celebrations each year around the time of Remembrance Day. The mausoleum, completed in 1961, is in Italian style. It is built of Castlemaine stone with Roman roof tiles, a campanile and an altar of Italian marble. Each year, on Remembrance Day, mass is celebrated before a large gathering. There is also an Italian war memorial and chapel. Elsewhere in the cemetery is the grave of King Charles Tattambo, the leader of the Goulburn tribe at the time of white arrival. He died in 1866. His son (the next leader) and widow were buried adjacent in 1874.

Murchison VIC

34 km away

Avenel Common School No 8 — Image credit: Strathbogie Shire

Landmarks and Buildings

Avenel Common School No. 8

A historic Common School that Ned Kelly attended as a student. Annie, Ned and Maggie went to Avenel Common School and Ned was said to be an above-average student. Ned Kelly was eight when his formal schooling - and that of his sisters Annie and Maggie - began in mid-1863 at the Beveridge Common (Catholic) School. His teachers, husband-and-wife team Thomas and Sarah Wall, delivered the Irish National Schools Curriculum, which was then regarded as the best in the Western world. Ned spent only six months at the school, but he demonstrated that he could read and write to a standard equivalent to a modern-day grade four.

Avenel VIC

34 km away

Avenel Cemetery — Image credit: Strathbogie Shire Council

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Avenel Cemetery

Steeped in history, visit the many graves scattered around the Avenel Cemetery. Within the cemetery, visitors will find the grave of John 'Red' Kelly, the father of the infamous Ned Kelly. Red was laid to rest at the age of 45 on the 28 December 1866. He died in the Kilmore Gaol after his health was ruined due to alcohol abuse. This grave marks one stop on the Ned Kelly Trail throughout the region.

Avenel VIC

35 km away

Historic Hughes Creek Bridge — Image credit: Strathbogie Shire Council

Landmarks and Buildings

Historic Hughes Creek Bridge

Hughes Creek was named after the first settler in Avenel, for many years it was a popular overnight stop for drovers. The bridge was built in 1859 by contractor Hugh Dalrymple for the Board of Lands and Works in Victoria. The Historic Hughes Creek Bridge is perhaps better known for its association to Ned Kelly. At the age of 11, Ned rescued Richard Shelton who had fallen into the creek after trying to cross over on a tree bridge. The incident occurred only 150 metres downstream from the Bridge. A green silk cummerbund was awarded to Ned for his bravery by Richard's parents. Ned was wearing the cummerbund when he was captured at the Siege of Glenrowan.

Avenel VIC

35 km away

Labyrinth at Meteorite Park Murchison — Image credit: Greater Shepparton City Council

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Meteorite Park

High in the skies on 28 September 1969, above the town of Murchison, the legendary Murchison Meteorite exploded. The meteorite was said to be around 4.5 billion years old. Visit Meteorite Park to read the informative newspaper clippings about the Murchison Meteorite. There is a sheltered area and picnic table, and the Park is located a short walking distance from nearby shops and cafes, playground and public toilets. Towards the back of the park stretch your legs and your mind as you reflect along the meteorite labyrinth.

Murchison VIC

35 km away

Murchison Meteorite — Image credit: Greater Shepparton City Council

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Murchison Heritage Centre

The Murchison Museum showcases the varied local history of Murchison and District. Murchison is the oldest European settlement on the lower Goulburn Valley. Its recorded history began in 1838 when the first of many pastoralists Hawden and Bonney, traversed the site on their epic cattle droving journey to Adelaide. Prior to this, the land had been occupied by the Ngurai-illum tribe of Aboriginals. A reliable river punt crossing, then the first town bridge built in 1871 ensured the future growth of the town. Construction of the Trust pumping site near the town in 1885 and later the Goulburn Weir saw the beginning of irrigation. Many civic-minded residents worked to build a vibrant community in the ensuing years and many of it's sons left for active service in the World Wars. During World War II the town serviced nearby prison camps. Murchison gained notoriety in 1969 when an ancient meteorite, now known as the Murchison Meteorite, fell on the town. Many substantial facilities for sporting and cultural pursuits have been developed in the town through the years due to the efforts of dedicated and community minded residents.

Murchison VIC

35 km away

Murchison Rail Trail Channel Bridge — Image credit: Greater Shepparton City Council

National Parks and Reserves

Murchison Rail Trail - Waranga Rail Trail

Discover a scenic slice of Goulburn Valley history and nature on the Waranga Rail Trail, where gently winding pathways, restored heritage infrastructure and wildlife-rich wetlands create an easy and rewarding outdoor adventure. A 19‑kilometre section of the Waranga Rail Trail stretches from Murchison Township to the rail bridge at Channel Inlet Road, continuing toward Rushworth. This almost‑level shared path follows the former railway alignment and is suitable for cyclists, walkers and families seeking a relaxed day out. A highlight of the journey is the recently refurbished bridge over the Stuart Murray Canal. This historically significant structure has been carefully restored, offering insights into the region's engineering past and sweeping views of the surrounding landscape. The trail borders the unique ecosystem of Doctors Swamp, a Parks Victoria‑managed wetland known for its birdlife, native flora, and tranquil setting. Visitors can access the Parks Victoria picnic area on the western boundary of the swamp directly from Channel Inlet Road, making it a peaceful stop along the way. The route also provides convenient access to the expansive Waranga Basin, popular for boating, fishing and waterside picnics. Travelling the trail reveals a blend of natural beauty and regional heritage. The route passes through former gold mining and cropping country, linking the riverfront charm of Murchison, set on the Goulburn River, with the character-filled historic township of Rushworth.

Murchison VIC

36 km away

Black Caviar — Image credit: Strathbogie Shire Council

Landmarks and Buildings

Black Caviar Statue

On 24 October 2013, history was created when Nagambie became home to the life size bronze statue of the world famous mare Black Caviar. The champion mare is the fastest horse in the world, undefeated in all her 25 races. Black Caviar was born on 18 August 2006 at Gilgai Farm in Nagambie, Victoria. She grew up on the Goulburn River property and then went to Swettenham Stud in December 2007 for a ten-week yearling preparation. She was then sold on behalf of breeder Rick Jamieson to her owners, a syndicate of five couples. Black Caviar was trained by Peter Moody and ridden by jockey Luke Nolen in 22 of her 25 wins. The mighty mare, affectionately known as 'Nelly' retired on 17 April 2013 and moved to Peter Moody's stud farm in Scone New South Wales, where she gave birth to 11 foals. Unfortunately, she passed away shortly after giving birth to her 11th foal on 17 August 2024, one day short of her 18th birthday, the foal also passed away shortly after. Black Caviar transcended racing to become a household name. Everybody, even if they didn't follow horseracing, knew who Black Caviar was. In 2012 she was named 'Sportswoman of the Year'; she graced the front cover of Vogue and met Queen Elizabeth 11. Vale Black Caviar - the world's most popular racehorse.

Nagambie VIC

38 km away

Swanpool Heritage Murals — Image credit: Benalla Rural City Council

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Swanpool Heritage Murals

Add a creative country stop to your next family drive with a visit to the Swanpool Heritage Murals, just 20 minutes from Benalla. Painted in 2012 by artists Michael Larkin and Tim Bowtell, the artworks bring the area's early days to life in a fun, accessible way for visitors of all ages. The murals were created as part of a local streetscape beautification project, supported by the Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal and the Swanpool and District Community Development Association. Located near the local store, these colourful murals are an easy and enjoyable way to stretch your legs, take a few photos and discover the stories of the Swanpool district. Perfect for art lovers, history seekers and curious kids, the Swanpool Heritage Murals offer a relaxed, family-friendly detour where creativity, community and country charm come together. Make it part of a weekend wander, enjoy the scenic drive and uncover another little gem in north-east Victoria.

Swanpool VIC

38 km away

Auburn Roadster — Image credit: MOVE

Galleries, Museums and Collections

The Museum of Vehicle Evolution (MOVE)

Located in Shepparton, The Museum of Vehicle Evolution (MOVE) is a world-class transport museum. MOVE displays motor cars, motorbikes, trucks, buses, and much more. Learn about the legends of the road transport industry and their machines in the Kenworth Dealer Pavilion's "Avenue of Legends." MOVE also includes; The Furphy Museum, The Farren Vintage Bicycle Collection, The Dick Clayton Collection of gramophones, telephones, and radio, and the extraordinary Loel Thomson Costume Collection. The collections are displayed in a contemporary and interactive exhibition space. MOVE is a destination offering coffee and dining at the Milestone Café, MOVE Shop for a gift, keepsake, or motoring accessory, and a variety of stores within the Emerald Bank precinct to enjoy. MOVE is a must-see destination when visiting the region – it has ‘something for everyone. See all the latest MOVE information, exhibitions, events, and news in your social media feed. Open daily, 10:00am until 4:00pm.

Kialla VIC

39 km away

Dindi Naturals

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Dindi Naturals

Dindi Naturals luxurious skincare and body products harness the power of rare native botanicals, Australian plant oils and pure essential oils to soothe, nourish and revitalise the skin. Their products are produced by hand by a small team at their solar powered eco-factory. The products are proudly palm oil free, cruelty-free and gentle on both the earth and you. The luxurious skincare and body products are carefully blended in our solar-powered boutique factory located in Yarck in Victoria's High Country. You will find Dindi Naturals Flagship Store on the Maroondah Hwy in the town's main street, so if you are heading towards Mansfield, Lake Eildon or Mt Buller be sure to stop in. Stop by Dindi Naturals to explore their range of skincare, soaps, essential oils, gifts and more, and enjoy a relaxing coffee fix at the Dindi Store which is accessible directly from the Great Victorian Rail Trail. There's plenty of parking for cars or push bikes. Open 7 days.

Yarck VIC

39 km away

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