The Koorie people of East Gippsland invite you to visit the sites along the Bataluk Cultural Trail. Be introduced to the landscape and aspects of its Koorie history and culture: Dreamtime stories, traditional lifestyles, European invasion... [More...] [Top]

GOLD! That was the cry that rang through Gippsland in the early 1900s. Out of all of the places that struck Gold, Walhalla is the best known area. While driving the trail, you will learn much about Gippsland's gold-mining history. [More...] [Top]

Let Victoria's Gippsland region reconnect you with the goodness of life; the best in produce direct from the its verdant valleys, hills and coastal waters. Sample the best foods that Gippsland has to offer, and make this trip one you will remember [More...] [Top]

Paradise, that is just one word that can be used to describe this area. With most of the area being nestled on the waterfront, the Gippsland Lakes and rivers are home to some of the best views. Don't forget to try the fish at Lakes Entrance! [More...] [Top]

GippsIand is a diverse natural environment with pristine conditions, ideal for the production of clean fresh produce. With varying climatic conditions and soil types throughout this vast region, the opportunity to create is limited only by one's imagination. [More...] [Top]

The Grand Ridge Road is one of the greatest drives available in Gippsland. For 132km, this road snakes its way along the Strzlecki Ranges, occasionally emerging to striking views of emerald farmlands and the Latrobe Valley [More...] [Top]

Embark on one of the great touring routes of Australia. Stretching over 300 kilometres, discover the splendour of valleys, mountains, forest, rivers and oceans. This is definitely one of the finest and most diverse combinations of scenery imaginable. [More...] [Top]

Known as the 'Gateway to the Mountain Rivers Region', Erica and the surrounding area's history is steeped in the hardship of timber milling. The community proudly showcases it's heritage at the town's Bushman's Display located within the hotel. [More...] [Top]

Home to one of the world's biggest brown coal deposits, the Latrobe Valley provides the state with 90% of its electricity. A visit to the PowerWorks Visitors Centre will reveal the intriguing history of Yallourn and the "open cut". [More...] [Top]

Snowy River's views make for a spectacular visit that you will want to visit again and again. At the Raymond Falls plunge pool, small but brilliantly coloured Kingfishers are found in large numbers, and the rare platypus can be seen at the bottom. [More...] [Top]

Once a thriving gold town, Walhalla is now home to 20 permanent residents, who have kept the spirit of the town alive, and although all of the gold has diminished, there is still a lot of history to be discovered, just by looking in the windows of the local stores [More...] [Top]

Located at the southerly point on Australia's mainland, this coustal route spans between Sale and Phillip island combines wild oceans, rainforests and beautiful coastal lakes, providing visitors with the some best views gippsland has to offer [More...] [Top]