Nature near Dunmore
Discover day trips from forest walks and waterfalls to river swims, cycling trails and quiet lookouts across North East Victoria.
Within easy reach of the farm
North East Victoria rewards curiosity. From forest to river to high country, the landscape offers a range of places to explore, all within easy reach of the farm.
Walks & Lookouts
Pack a thermos and head out early. The tracks are quiet, the air is clear, and the views hold.
Paradise Falls, King Valley
A short forest walk leading to cascading falls framed by sandstone cliffs. Best after rain.
Powers Lookout
A brief walk to wide views across the King Valley. Stay a little longer as the light shifts.
Mount Glenrowan
A steady climb with open views across the Wangaratta plains. Good at sunrise or late afternoon.
Mount Samaria State Park
Choose from shorter loops or a longer climb through peppermint gums and granite outcrops. Well suited to a half-day walk.
Warby–Ovens National Park
Open red gum country, rocky ridgelines and seasonal wildflowers. A mix of short walks and longer tracks.
Water
Rivers, lakes and places to pause.
Lake Sambell, Beechworth
A calm lake on the edge of town. Swim, walk the loop track, or book the floating sauna.
King River
The King River winds through the valley, with many places to swim, sit and spend time by the water.
Moyhu
Follow Moyhu–Meadow Creek Road and pull in at the river bend. Deep pools, shade and a well-known rope swing.
Lake William Hovell
Still water backed by bushland and mountains. Suitable for swimming, canoeing and quiet afternoons.
Cheshunt
Cross the bridge just before the general store and pull off to the left. Easy access to shallow edges and deeper pools.
Each spot is slightly different, but all offer a simple way to spend time outdoors.
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Cycling & trails
North East Victoria is well suited to cycling, with sealed rail trails, gravel routes and alpine climbs.
Murray to Mountains Rail Trail
A well-maintained trail linking Beechworth, Myrtleford and Bright. Gentle gradients and regular stops make it accessible for most riders.
Gravel & Valley Rides
Quiet backroads through the King Valley offer longer, less structured rides across farmland and forest.
Alpine Climbs
Mount Buffalo, Falls Creek and Mount Hotham are all within reach. Best suited to experienced riders.
Short Rides
Milawa, Moyhu and Whitfield offer shorter, flatter rides with places to stop along the way.
Bike hire, e-bikes and guided rides are available locally. For trail maps, recommendations, and transfer options visit Ride High Country
Picnic Spots & Farm Gates
Some of the best stops are unplanned.
Farm Gates & Markets
Local producers offer honey, cheese and seasonal produce. Visit early for the best selection.
Creekside
Just beyond the farm, there are quiet spots along the creek for a simple picnic.
Ask us about seasonal picnic hampers.