“Just a 30 minute drive away, this a beautiful spot for picnics and bush walks.”

“Completed in 1957 the Upper Yarra Dam is an important water source for Melbourne. The park is a popular camping, BBQ and picnic spot.”

“A classic country pub licensed since 1886. Serving delicious Parma's and the 'Reefton burger.'”

“If you come to Warburton, take the time to go and see the Ada Tree. It's a giant Mountain Ash and considered to be one of Victoria's largest living trees. You won't be sorry, it really puts things in perspective. Beautiful bush land, and an easy walk from the carpark. Detailed map in the folder in your room.”

“Visit the Rainforest gallery to see unique cool temperature rainforest species”

“Explore the gold mining past in the region. The Big and Little Peninsula Tunnels were created so miners could use water in the alluvial gold mining process. Pretty areas with swimming and site seeing.”

“One of the best roads in Australia to ride a bicycle or motorbike. Highly recommended.”

“Make sure you take the turn off with the big sign and nothing else. Google Maps had me on a 4x4 trail that was rough before I turned back and discovered where I'd gone wrong.”

“A classic country pub licensed since 1886. Serving delicious Parma's and the 'Reefton burger.' ”

“Walk among the tallest flowering trees in the world. This breathtaking walk passes through rare mature-aged mountain ash to the majestic, 85-metre Big Tree, which has been towering above the forest floor for some 400 years. Find the Cora Lynn and Cumberland waterfalls in a rainforest gully and take in sweeping views of the Cumberland Valley from Sovereign View. Start this circuit walk at the Cambarville car park, just off the Marysville-Woods Point Road. Pass beneath the Big Tree and the Sitka Spruce to reach the Marysville-Woods Point Road. Cross over the road and continue along the trail to Cora Lynn Falls then to Cumberland Falls. Follow the trail to nearby Sovereign View, cross the road and finish back at the car park. Location: Yarra Ranges National Park Distance: 4km Duration: 2 hours Grade: Level 3; short steep hills, formed track, some obstacles Start: Cambarville picnic area car park Finish: Cambarville picnic area car park Nearby: Cambarville Note: Bicycles, motorbikes, horses and pets not permitted.”

“Great hiking, walking and cycling track. See channels that used to take water to Melbourne.”