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Buchan 428 278 56 204 351 148 350 214 118 744 192 228 239 330 302
Canberra 428 661 429 423 737 584 732 633 534 310 570 554 553 715 726
Korumburra 278 661 240 442 120 325 70 92 140 994 86 89 49 119 34
Lakes Entrance 56 429 240 206 311 126 312 155 98 745 155 359 218 220 254
Mallacoota 204 423 442 206 517 308 515 329 289 586 352 168 410 495 466
Melbourne 351 737 120 311 517 397 142 237 233 1054 165 180 103 224 139
Omeo 148 584 325 126 308 397 397 149 188 901 240 274 211 377 348
Phillip Island 350 732 70 312 515 142 397 155 210 1025 160 185 100 137 42
Port Albert 214 633 92 155 329 237 149 155 85 918 72 133 92 73 116
Sale 118 534 140 98 289 233 188 210 85 811 50 83 120 186 168
Sydney 744 310 994 745 586 1054 901 1025 918 811 850 827 823 1113 907
Traralgon 192 570 86 155 352 165 240 160 72 50 850 46 60 138 110
Walhalla 228 554 89 174 359 180 274 185 133 83 827 46 55 191 133
Warragul 239 553 49 218 410 103 211 100 92 120 823 60 55 156 98
Wilsons Promontory 330 715 119 220 495 224 377 137 73 186 1113 138 191 156 137
Wonthaggi 302 726 34 254 466 139 348 42 116 168 907 110 133 98 137
Published January 2012.Destination Gippsland Ltd (destinationgippsland.com.au) including its o� cers, agents and contractors, has made every endeavour to ensure that the details appearing on this map are correct at the time of printing but accept no responsibility for any inaccuracy or mis-description, whether by inclusion or omission. The Publisher does not accept responsibility for subsequent change or withdrawal of details and services.
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Be inspired by Gippsland’s solitary beauty, from rugged coastlines and unspoilt beaches to forests of ferns and Mountain Ash – the region boasts breathtaking vistas at every turn.
INSPIRED BY GIPPSLAND Stretching from Melbourne’s eastern fringe to the New South Wales border, the region boasts some of the most stunning national parks in the state. Some of the most spectacular include Wilsons Promontory at the southernmost tip of the Australian mainland, Victoria’s largest coastal wilderness area Croajingolong National Park – a World Biosphere Reserve of more than 100km – and the Gippsland Lakes, Australia’s biggest and most beautiful expanse of inland waterways.
Gippsland – it ’s easy to slip into the rhythm of life here. Stroll along the water’s edge, be captivated by breathtaking waterfalls, indulge in gourmet delights, be amazed by the charming wildlife and natural scenic beauty. View with awe the amazing artistic talents and take home a plentitude of wonderful memories of a region overfl owing with new adventures to discover. So come prepared to see, do, discover and enjoy – be inspired by Gippsland.
GIPPSLANDO F F I C I A L T O U R I N G M A P
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DISTANCES CHART
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Experience the natural beauty of West Gippsland – where a feast for the senses awaits, with breathtaking scenery, adventure, history and a myriad of events. You’ll fall in love with the region’s quaint villages, oozing with rustic charm and enchanting delights to discover – and for some, where history comes alive!
West Gippsland’s year round calendar of events and festivals captures the region’s passion for the arts, food and wine, fashion and heritage. The Gourmet Country region is a haven for the freshest of regional food. Fill your basket with organic berries, award winning cheeses, stone fruits, olives and freshly baked breads.
Experience life as it was in historic Walhalla. Once one of Australia’s richest towns and home to over 4000 gold seekers, this sleepy mountainside town is now frozen in time and home to only a handful of residents. Take a trip on the Walhalla Goldfi elds Railway as it winds its way down Stringers Gorge, climb the track to the town’s unique hillside cemetery or join a ghost tour after nightfall.
Offi cial Touring Map
Inspired by Gippsland
GIPPSLAND
Bairnsdale Visitor Centre 240 Main Street, Bairnsdale 1800 637 060
Cowes Visitor Information Centre91-97 Thompson Ave, Cowes 1300 366 422
Inverloch Visitor Information Centre16 A’Beckett Street, Inverloch 1300 762 433
Lakes Entrance Visitor Centre Corner Marine Parade and The Esplanade, Lakes Entrance 1800 637 060
Latrobe Visitor Information Centre“The Old Church” Southside Central, Princes Highway, Traralgon 1800 621 409
Metung Visitor Centre Shop 3, 50 Metung Road, Metung 03 5156 2969
Phillip Island Visitor Information Centre 895 Phillip Island Road Newhaven1300 366 422
Prom Country Visitor Information Centre (Foster) Corner McDonald and Main Streets, 1800 630 704
Prom Country Visitor Information Centre (Korumburra) South Gippsland Hwy 1800 630 704
Wellington Visitor Information Centre8 Foster Street, Sale 1800 677 520
Wonthaggi Visitor Information Centre1 Bent Street (cnr Bass Highway), Wonthaggi 1300 854 334
Yarragon Visitor Information Centre and Gippsland Food & Wine 123 Princes Highway, Yarragon 03 5634 2451
To help you plan your drive, call us or drop into the Visitor Information Centres along the way to collect your visitor guides, local maps, book your holiday or talk to a local for some expert advice and warm country hospitality.
Scan the QR code to download the free Inspiring Gippsland Walks app for time, distance, driving details and maps for Gippsland’s best walks. facebook.com/gippsland
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VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRES
Brandy Creek Wines & View Café
C6
Relax and unwind with a lazy alfresco Tapas lunch surrounded by breathtaking vistas whilst sipping on award winning wines from our boutique vineyard. Or try something di� erent – experience a famous Paella Feast or indulge in the excitement of Churrasco (Brazilian Flame Grill) on Friday and Saturday evenings. Hola!
Location: 570 Buln Buln Road, Drouin EastTel: 03 5625 4498Email: [email protected] Web: www.brandycreekwines.com.au
Walhalla Goldfi elds Railway
E6
Enjoy a spectacular train trip down Stringers Creek Gorge travelling over high trestle bridges, past dramatic cli� s and waterfalls on a picturesque journey to Thomson Station. Departs Walhalla: 11am, 1pm, 3pm – Sat, Sun, Wed, Public Holidays, Summer/Easter school holidays (No 3pm train during winter).Location: Walhalla Station, WalhallaTel: 03 5126 4201 (Weekdays 9 – 4) 03 5165 6267 (Weekends)Email: [email protected] Web: www.walhallarail.com
Walhalla Ghost Tours
E6
Rouse your senses with the ambience of old Walhalla, whilst your experienced tour guide leads you through the town, recounting stories of ghostly apparitions, folklore and the colourful history of this famous gold mining town. Tours run every Saturday and weekdays by appointment.
Location: Lot 41 Main Road WalhallaTel: 03 5165 6250Email: [email protected] Web: www.walhallaghosttour.info
Walhalla & Mountain Rivers Region
E6
Visiting Gippsland is not complete without venturing into the mountains. Gippsland’s jewel is the Walhalla Historic Township, a preserved gold hamlet hidden in a deep valley. With plenty of things to see and do for all ages, Erica, Rawson, Walhalla and Mt Baw Baw o� er a wonderful experience in all seasons.
Location: Erica, Rawson, Walhalla, Mt Baw BawTel: 1800 621 409Email: [email protected] Web: www.visitwalhalla.com
Prom Country is located a leisurely two-hour drive from Melbourne. The region is renowned for its spectacular scenery, unspoilt beaches, towering forests and farm-fresh produce. A nature-lover's paradise, Prom Country is home to Wilsons Promontory National Park, Cape Liptrap Coastal Reserve, Agnes Falls waterfalls and the Great Southern and Grand Ridge Rail Trails.
THINGS TO SEE & DO• Explore Wilsons Promontory National Park• Ride the Great Southern Rail Trail• Discovery Walkerville and the historic lime kilns• Walk the Lyrebird Forest Walk• Discover the history of the region at Coal Creek
FOOD & WINE Prom Country boasts several wineries producing cool-climate red and white table wines. The region is also fortunate to grow a wide range of farm-fresh produce (often organic), which is lovingly transformed into mouth-watering delights at our many cafes, pubs and restaurants. Farmers’ markets are held regularly in Prom Country to sell produce direct from the farmer to you.
VILLAGES The Prom Country region is host to a number of charming villages bursting with colour and country hospitality.• Fossick for antiques and craft items in Loch• Explore eco-friendly Koonwarra• Shop gift stores in Meeniyan and Mirboo North• Discover unique art galleries in Fish Creek
PROM COUNTRY VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRES • Free accommodation booking service• Event and attraction information• Open 9am – 5pm, 7 days (closed Christmas Day)
Location: Korumburra: South Gippsland Highway (Coal Creek) Foster: Corner McDonald & Main Streets (Stockyard Gallery)Tel: 1800 630 704Email: [email protected]: www.visitpromcountry.com.au
Adventure seekers of all ages will enjoy the diversity of the year round activities on o� er at Mt Baw Baw Alpine Resort. From skiing and tobogganing during the white season to mountain biking and bushwalking during the green season there is something for everyone at this versatile resort. Take some time out and relax in the Wellness Centre featuring a rock spa pool, nestled amidst the rocks and snow gums.
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West Gippsland Gourmet Country Tourism Association
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Just an hour East of Melbourne, the renowned West Gippsland Gourmet Country region takes in lush green pastures, rolling hills and state forests to reveal a diverse range of superb gourmet delights. A lively arts and cultural scene, fabulous local produce and wines, fashion, attractions, accommodation and so much more – this gloriously diverse piece of Gippsland will leave you wanting for more!
Email: [email protected] Web: www.wggcta.com.au
Mt Baw Baw – White Season
E5
Mt Baw Baw transforms into a winter wonderland during the cooler months. The mountain has Toboggan Parks, Ski Runs, Terrain Parks and a comprehensive Snow Sports School. Mt Baw Baw o� ers an exciting experience for accomplished skiers and boarders along with those visiting for the fi rst time.
Location: 32 Currawong Rd, Mt Baw BawTel: 03 5165 1136Email: [email protected] Web: www.mountbawbaw.com.au
Mt Baw Baw – Green Season
E5
Mt Baw Baw Alpine Resort is open all year and is spectacular during the Green Season. The unique alpine environment is characterised by twisted snow gums, magnifi cent wildfl owers and fern scattered gullies and attracts keen nature lovers. A� ordable accommodation, great food and wine and exciting alpine activities are on o� er.
Location: 32 Currawong Rd, Mt Baw BawTel: 03 5165 1136Email: [email protected] Web: www.mountbawbaw.com.au
WEST GIPPSLAND PROM COUNTRYBudget Car and Truck Rental
From the majestic beauty of Victoria’s high country, the lush green pastures of the country plains, the powerhouse energy of the Latrobe Valley, to the wild splendour of the Ninety Mile Beach, Central Gippsland is bursting with a diversity of natural attractions. You’ll fi nd adventure or relaxation, events and history, fi ne local food and wine and quality accommodation options.
With an abundance of water, the region is a mecca for water sport enthusiasts, with sailing, water skiing, canoeing and fi shing on your doorstep. Soak up the great outdoors with a visit to the Morwell Centenary Rose Garden where you
will be greeted with a striking colour display of over 3000 rose bushes which fl ourish during the summer and autumn months.Lose yourself amidst the giant Mountain Ash and superb pockets of cool temperate rainforest of the Tarra Bulga National Park, which are as rewarding as the grand scenic views. A short drive east takes you to the Ninety Mile Beach, a strip of pristine white sand that separates Bass Strait and the Gippsland Lakes. Stretching as far as the eye can see, it’s one of the world’s few unspoilt beaches.
Buchan Valley Roadhouse
J5
Make sure you call in to the Buchan Valley Roadhouse, the last fuel stop between Buchan and Jindabyne, for great take-away food, icy cold drinks and fresh LavAzza Co� ee. With air-conditioned indoor seating, internet café and a relaxed outdoor area, it is the perfect stop to refresh and revive.
Location: 53 Main Street, BuchanTel: 03 5155 9484Email: [email protected]
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Big4 Inverloch Holiday Park
C8
Superbly situated on Anderson Inlet, close to the nearby attractions of Phillip Island and Wilson’s Promontory, the park has a range of two and three bedroom self-contained units to suit all budgets. O� ering resort style facilities including an indoor heated swimming pool, bouncing pillow and a large modern camper’s kitchen.
Location: 2 Cuttriss Street, InverlochTel: 03 5674 1447Email: [email protected] Web: www.inverlochholidaypark.com.au
RACV Inverloch Resort
C8
Ideally located only 5km from the Inverloch township and opposite the beach on the pictur-esque South Gippsland Coast. The eco-friendly resort o� ers a wide range of accommodation options including; ocean view rooms, villas, cabins and a spacious caravan park boasting an extensive range of onsite recreational facilities.
Location: 70 Cape Paterson-Inverloch Rd, InverlochTel: 03 5674 0000Email: [email protected]: www.racv.com.au/inverloch
Stadium 4 Cinema
D8
Stadium 4 Cinema Leongatha is your ticket to the latest release movies and exciting new amusement games. This ultra-modern cinema boasts the ultimate in cinema technology with digital Dolby surround sound, RealD 3D and all customer comforts. Adjoining restaurant Carino’s is fully licensed and o� ers superb cuisine.
Location: 14 – 18 Smith Street, LeongathaTel: 03 5662 5762Email: [email protected] Web: www.stadiumcinema.com.au
Maru Koala and Animal Park
B7
Pat and hand feed the koalas and kangaroos, including rare albinos, see wombats, Tasmanian Devils, dingoes and more. Set sail for 18 holes of adventure at Pirate Pete’s Mini Golf as you putt your way around the Princess Caribbean Pirate Ship. A family run business and Gippsland Tourism Award winner.
Location: 1650 Bass Highway, GrantvilleTel: 03 5678 8548Email: [email protected] Web: www.marukoalapark.com.au
Chestnut Hill Country RetreatStylish privacy with the best characteristics of a traditional B&B is o� ered at the multi award winning Chestnut Hill. A choice of three comfortable air-conditioned rooms, individually themed in style along with two contemporary self-contained chalets. Close to the best sights of the Gippsland Lakes and Great Alpine Road.
Location: Crn Bylands Crt/Metung Rd, Swan ReachTel: 03 51564146 / 0408 891246Email: [email protected] Web: www.chestnuthill.com.auI5
HolidayMakersHolidayMakers o� er the largest range of holiday houses across Metung, Lakes Entrance and Lake Tyers Beach. A diverse range of properties to suit all budgets and needs: many water front properties with private jetties/water views, a huge range of pet friendly houses, intimate cottages for two, or large houses for up to 16 people.
Location: 185 Metung Road, MetungTel: 03 5156 2243Email: [email protected] Web: www.holidaymakers.com.au I6
Kings Cove Golf ClubExperience the Ted Parslow designed, Gippsland’s own resort-style golf course. A challenging Par 72 golf course that has 9 holes, but with clever use of tees o� ers the player an 18 hole layout. Stunning greens, wide, generous and well-maintained fairways ensure a most enjoyable day’s golf.
Location: 94 Kings Cove Boulevard, MetungTel: 03 5156 2927Email: [email protected] Web: www.kingscovemetung.com.au I6
Creative Yarragon
D7
Creative Yarragon is a resourceful group of business owners, who network to promote, sustain and o� er opportunity to experience creative arts and local product in an accessible and environmentally aware framework.Town & Country Gallery • Tritec Art Supplies Nickelby at Darnum • Yarragon Bookshop Baw Baw Sustainability Network • Pink Fly
Location: Princes Highway, YarragonWeb: www.creativeyarragon.com.au
Wild Dog Winery
D6
Wild Dog Winery, Restaurant, Vineyard and Cellar Door o� er stunning views of the Strzelecki Ranges. Experience the seasonal A La Carte Dinner Menu or relax on the deck enjoying a light brunch or lunch, whilst enjoying the range of award winning cool climate wines. Also home to the Dog House – the little pub with the big deck.
Location: Warragul/Korumburra Rd, WarragulTel: 03 5623 2211Email: [email protected] Web: www.wilddogwinery.com
Brigadoon Cottages
E7
Be pampered in our four star self-contained cottages set on an idyllic property with 5 acres of rolling lawns, cottage gardens, large specimen trees, all surrounded by natural bushland. These award winning cottages have been designed specifi cally with our guests comfort and relaxation in mind with spa baths, wood fi res & more.
Location: 108 Haunted Hills Rd, NewboroughTel: 03 5127 2656Email: [email protected] Web: www.brigadooncottages.com
Old Gippstown
E7
Step back in time at Old Gippstown Heritage Park and experience life as it was from the 1830s to 1930s. The beautiful garden settings are perfect for picnics and weddings – events large and small. Open seven days a week from 7am-5pm, A/H bookings welcome.
Location: 211 Lloyd Street, MoeTel: 03 5127 3082Email: [email protected] Web: www.gippslandheritagepark.com.au
Walhalla’s Star Hotel
E6
Located in the heart of the village, the best way to experience Walhalla is to stay at the Star Hotel. Enjoy luxury accommodation in 12 large ensuite rooms all with king beds, air-conditioning and a relaxed atmosphere. Visit our website for rates, a selection of packages and instant online reservations.
Location: Main Road, WalhallaTel: 03 5165 6262Email: [email protected] Web: www.starhotel.com.au
Out of India
E7
Savour the atmosphere as you step inside ‘Out of India’. As the name implies the restaurant fare is authentic, greeting you with tantalising aromas and unique Indian décor. The high standard of service and extensive menu selections are the very reason customers return time and time again.
Location: 109 Buckley Street, MorwellTel: 03 5133 6292Email: outofi [email protected] Web: www.outofi ndiarestaurant.com
Captains Cottage
H7
Captains Cottage is a remote hideaway for lovers or a restful retreat for the family. The 2 storey, 3 bedroom mud brick cottage boasts direct access to the pristine 90 mile beach, fi shing, whale and bird watching. The Cottage is fully self-contained and sleeps 6 people including an outside BBQ/dining area.
Location: 22-28 Surf Edge Drive, Golden BeachTel: 03 5146 3111Email: [email protected] Web: www.90milebeach.com.au
Shanti Relaxation Retreat
G5
Experience the tranquillity of Shanti Relaxation Retreat. Surrounded by natural bushland, relax in the self- contained cottages boasting all the comforts of home, or be treated to a range of treatments including energy healing, aromatherapy, refl exology and massage from a highly trained therapist.
Location: 304 Marathon Road, BriagolongTel: 03 5145 5528Email: [email protected] Web: www.shantirelaxationretreat.com.au
Captains Lodge International
G6
Established and family operated since 1985, the Captains Lodge International is set amidst 3.5 acres of picturesque gardens. The comfortable rooms have direct access to the garden, swimming pool and barbeque area. Our Austrian gourmet restaurant will take you on a culinary journey.
Location: 46 Princes Hwy/Cnr Fisk Street, SaleTel: 03 5144 3766Email: [email protected] Web: www.captainslodgeint.com
Toms Cap Vineyard Retreat
F7
Set in the picturesque Strzelecki Ranges, this award winning boutique vineyard not only o� ers fabulous local wine, but also luxurious cottages with large spas and open fi res, an on-site health spa and gym and a restaurant featuring the best of Gippsland produce. The perfect location for weddings, functions and events.
Location: 322 Lays Road, Willung SouthTel: 03 5194 2215Email: [email protected] Web: www.tomscap.com.au
Gippsland Vehicle Collection
G6
The Gippsland Vehicle Collection showcases an outstanding rotating display of interesting vehicles including cars, motorbikes, machinery, historic vehicles, carriages, trucks and auto memorabilia. Audio visual facilities, BBQs and meeting areas available. Open, Fri, Sat, Sun, Mon. 10am - 4pm & public holidays, school holidays.
Location: 1a Sale Road, Ma� raTel: 03 5147 3223Email: [email protected] Web: www.gippslandvehiclecollection.org.au
Tarra-Bulga Guest House and Lyrebird Cafe
E8
You will be warmly welcomed to Balook, a unique and serene part of the world situated on the edge of a spectacular rainforest. Take a break, rest and relax for a couple of days in our guest house and dine at the Lyrebird Café – with friendly, personal service – simple, comfortable and stress-free.
Location: 1885 Grand Ridge Road, BalookTel: 03 5196 6141Email: [email protected] Web: www.tarra-bulga.com
Latrobe Visitor Information Centre
E7
Need information? Talk to a local! The friendly team at the Visitor Centre will make your visit memorable. Visit, phone, email or log onto the website to get the latest information on attractions, things to see & do, dining and a free accommodation booking service. Also available gifts, maps and brochures Australia wide.
Location: Southside Central, Princes Hwy, TraralgonTel: 1800 621 409Email: [email protected] Web: www.visitlatrobevalley.com
Captains CoveCaptains Cove waterfront holiday apartments located on the sheltered Paynesville canals is a place to retreat and unwind. Each exclusive apartment is fully self-contained with a BBQ on your deck, private jetty and resort facilities includ-ing indoor pool and tennis court. The spacious 4-star apartments accommodate 2 – 6 people.
Location: 13 Mitchell Street, PaynesvilleTel: 03 5156 7223Email: [email protected] Web: www.captainscove.com.au I6
Breathtaking in its natural beauty, East Gippsland is the perfect place for your next holiday. It boasts spectacular scenery, rugged alpine and coastal landscapes, some of Australia’s most renowned old growth forests and the Southern Hemisphere’s largest lake system – a haven for boating enthusiasts.
The region boasts eleven world-class, easily accessible National Parks for you to explore such as the untouched wilderness of Croajingolong, which is internationally recognised for its outstanding biodiversity values. See nature at its best, up high or even underground in some of Australia’s most pristine and spectacular rainforests, bushland and coastal regions.
If the mountains are more your thing, follow the Great Alpine Road up into the high country and create your own adventure in the Omeo Region with activities such as white water rafting, horse riding, mountain biking, four-wheel driving and fi shing in clear mountain streams amidst some of the most beautiful natural scenery.
Just 90 minutes from Melbourne on the picturesque Bass Coast, emerald hills roll unhurriedly into an azure sea, whilst the coastline alternates between rocky escarpments and wide sandy beaches.
Stunning surf beaches and a laidback coastal village vibe see couples and families fl ocking to Inverloch – a haven for water-based activities, from paddling to fi shing, surfi ng and sailing.
Nearby Bunurong Marine Park is a remarkable underwater world of reefs, rock platforms and sea life that can be explored with a snorkel, mask and fl ippers. Take a scenic walk or cruise along the Bunurong Coastal Drive for breath-taking views of rugged coastline, natural landmarks and pristine beaches.
Browse the region’s art galleries, sample a local drop from award winning cellar doors, or enjoy the region’s heritage with a visit to the Wonthaggi State Coal Mine.
Bass Coast Visitor Information Centres
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Make us your fi rst stop. Visit our friendly team to help make the most of your visit. Open daily 9am - 5pm for accommodation bookings, attraction tickets, local events & activities and maps & brochures.
Phillip Island 1300 366 422Newhaven, 895 Phillip Island RdCowes, 91-97 Thompson AveInverloch 1300 762 43316 A’Beckett StWonthaggi 1300 854 3341 Bent Street (cnr Bass Hwy)
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