Mountain Creek Nature Trail

The Mountain Creek Nature Trail traverses through green forested slopes and moist gullies. A pretty, short walk that crosses two-foot bridges as it loops its way back to the road. A simple and accessible track, wending its way around a gully to take full advantage of contour walking and is sympathetic to the local terrain.…

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Stacey’s Bridge

The level ground at Stacey’s Bridge is ideal for camping. Situated in a peaceful creekside location at the head of the Nariel Valley, this small camp area is a favourite place for the local wildlife who frequently visit the area. Stacey’s Bridge is located 46 kilometres south of Corryong along the Corryong-Benambra Road. Swimming and…

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Pine Mountain Walking Track

The Pine Mountain Walking Track offers a challenge for the adventurous, leading to panoramic views of the surround Murray River valleys from atop of one of Australia’s largest monoliths. Located in North East Victoria, approximately 120km east of Albury-Wodonga and 25km northwest of Corryong, Pine Mountain Walking Track is located in the Burrowa Pine Mountain…

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Horrie

The beloved story of Horrie begins in early 1941 in Egypt. As a pup, Horrie was found by Private Jim Moody and became the unofficial mascot of the 2/1st Machine Gun Battalion, traveling through Egypt, Greece, Crete, Palestine, and Syria. Intelligent and easily trained, Horrie acted as a guard dog and often provided early warnings…

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Lower Mitta River, Mitta Mitta Valley, North East Victoria

This river section provides the best summer rafting in Southern Australia with the longest grade four rapid commercially available in Victoria. With enormous volume of water being pumped out of Dartmouth dam to create a deep fast flowing river with big waves giving conditions similar to the rivers of New Zealand and Canada. You will…

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Mighty Mitta River One or Two day Adventure

Mitta Mitta River Gorge Adrenalin pumping world class white-water rafting, 60 rapids classed from two to four, including, Grave Yard, Dislocation, S bend, Waterfall and Gobler. Experience towering granite river gorges and the exquisite wilderness of the majestic Alpine National Park during your 19 kilometres rapid descent. Plummet between intricate rock formations and tackle the…

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Leatherbarrel Creek picnic area

As the scenic and meandering Alpine Way winds through Kosciuszko National Park, it’s a great idea to take advantage of the many rest stops along the way. One terrific spot can be found at Leatherbarrel Creek picnic area, where steep mountainsides covered in tall forest surround a small grassy flat with plenty of shade. Pack…

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Lake Hume

Lake Hume is an impressive body of water held by an awe-inspiring dam wall and is an easy 15-minute drive from Albury Wodonga. There’s something for everybody at Lake Hume. For the adventurous, there is wakeboarding, water-skiing, tube-riding and stand-up paddleboarding. For those who like a gentler pace, the foreshore is the perfect place to…

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Jim Newman Lookout

Located on the Murray River Road, Jim Newman’s Lookout is a must see stop along the Great River Road drive. Overlooking the Murray River valley towards Welaregang and Ournie, Jim Newman’s Lookout features breathtaking views, shaded picnic tables and a large scale metal art installation of a Bogong Moth. Stand under the Bogong moth’s wings…

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Mount Lawson State Park

A wonderful Upper Murray Park, Mount Lawson State Park is known for its steep slopes, cliffs and prominent rocky bluff which impart a natural rugged beauty. The park contains a range of largely undisturbed natural environments. There are panoramic views of surrounding mountains and valleys from the summit of Mount Lawson and spectacular displays of…

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Mount Granya State Park

Mount Granya State Park is a dominant feature in the Upper Murray landscape. Its steep, forested slopes rise dramatically above Lake Hume and surrounding valleys to form prominent ridges and plateaus. The park has diverse vegetation and spectacular wildflowers. Picnic at the Mount Granya Summit (950 metres) and enjoy views of the surrounding valleys and…

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Rafting Australia

Welcome to Rafting Australia, their whitewater paddling addiction started in 1976, that is over 40 years ago. How can such a passion last so long? Easy, Rafting Australia believe Victorian whitewater rivers rival the best New Zealand, Cairns and Canada offer and to make it even better they are set in pristine wilderness the equal…

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