Nature & Adventure

The Reids Tramline walk provides an entertaining look at some of the relics of the historic tramline along which horses, and later, steam-powered locomotives hauled huge logs out of the forest.

Seven Acre Rock is a large rocky outcrop that provides some of the most spectacular views of the Yarra State Forest, Bunyip State Park and adjoining farm land. On a clear day, it is possible to see Western Port Bay and Port Phillip Bay.

Take a cycle tour to suit your riding level. Our team of local ride experts have put together some highlight rides you can do and there's something for everyone.

An unspoilt place to enjoy some time out in nature with a picnic, a swim or a walk.

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.

The Warburton Golf and Sporting Club is situated at the entrance to the township of Warburton, in Dammans Rd. This picturesque and challenging course provides you with amazing views, spectacular holes, particularly the 18th, and flowing water from the Ythan Creek.

Take a trip around Warburton and find the hidden treasures that make our town so special. Gather stamps on your Warburton Passport and redeem your reward at the Waterwheel Visitor Information Centre.