Nature & Adventure

An 11 kilometres walk discovering the old Tramlines that connected significant historical sites on the outskirts of East Warburton.

Nestled in the Christmas Hills, Sugarloaf is a tranquil setting for a picnic or a stroll near the reservoir shores, offering wonderful views across the water. For the more energetic, there is a 15km walk that circumnavigates the reservoir.

The Ada Tree, a giant Mountain Ash is more than 76 metres tall and is considered one of Victoria's largest living trees.

We offer quality food and drinks in a beautiful setting. Our light-filled bistro serves up delicious pub fare – we are fussy when it comes to food and our bar area and beer garden is a place to feel at home – ponder over a pot or share a bottle of Yarra Valley wine with friends.

Toorongo Falls Reserve encompasses a number of waterfalls and provides opportunities for walking, picnicking and camping.

The Yarra Valley boasts a mix of breathtaking views that travel over vineyards, farmland, waterways and forest. Crisp cool mornings treat the early bird to spectacular moments as the fog rises and the hot air balloons come out to play. Find a vantage point from one of our many viewing towers and soak up the diversity of stunning landscape that unfolds in front of you. Professional or simply an enthusiast this region is a photographers paradise.

The Upper Yarra Reservoir Park is popular for picnics, camping, sightseeing, or just an excuse for a drive or ride into a beautiful part of Victoria. The Park offers breathtaking views of the reservoir and the surrounding catchment from the lookouts.

Fly fishing is a relaxing sport that promotes good health and wellbeing. Warburton Fly Fishing teaches people to fly fish for a lifetime of relaxation, adventure and mindfulness in Warburton, where a ‘river runs through it’.

The Yarra River is a local hotspot for platypus and the platypus mural if Warburton’s unique way to raise awareness about the importance of keeping our local waterways healthy and litter-free.