572 Big Muster Drv, Dinner Plain, Victoria, 3898
Email: info@dinnerplain.com
Website: www.dinnerplain.com
Fax Number: 61 03 5159 6515

About Dinner Plain * Dinner Plain is located at the top of Australia's Great Dividing Range * 1520meter above sea level and the snowline * Population of approximately 80 people * 375 kilometers North East of Melbourne on the Great Alpine Road * 10 kilometers from Mount Hotham * Events held all year round Things to see and do * Visit the information centre, staffed by local residents who know the area * Carmichael Falls - 2 kilometre return walk from Dinner Plain Track. Viewing platform and seating * JB Plain - 3 kilometre return walk from Dinner Plain. JB Hut and picnic area. Starting point for the Mt Tabletop walk. Details of all walks in the area are available. * Walkabout Tours - Guided walks into the Alpine National Park. Gourmet lunch available. * Altitude Adventures - Mountain bike riding, fishing and day trips * Ski hire and ski school. Beginners ski run and extensive cross country trails * Winter only - Shuttle bus service connecting Dinner Plain and Mount Hotham * Tennis - Courts and racquets for hire * Playground - Sheltered picnic and barbecue area, toilet facilities * Scrubbers End - Picnic and barbecue area, toilet f

76a Gavan St, Bright, Victoria, 3741
Email: info@brightescapes.com.au
Website: www.brightescapes.com.au
Phone Number: 61 03 5755 2275
Fax Number: 61 03 5750 1655

Bright Visitors Centre and Bright Escapes are located on the main highway in the beautiful North East Victorian town of Bright and assist visitors to the area to be able to access everything that they need to make their stay an exciting and memorable one. We have been established as a Level 1 Information Centre for 11 years and have a wealth of knowledge about the nearby attractions and activities that attract people in each of the beautiful seasons that are bringing visitors back year after year. Summer provides the perfect weather to take a dip in the sparkling Ovens river that runs from the Victorian Alps down through Bright and down past Porepunkah. Autumn brings the magical colours of our many Europian trees that are selabrated with an annual Festival. Winter is every ski bunny and snow boards dream with Falls creek and Mount Hotham to choose from. Buffalo is still available for snow play and cross country skiing, yet is amazing all year round with fantastic views and walks. Spring brings our annual Spring Festival with markets and colours galore. Often a paragliders paradise.

Great Alpine Rd, Post Office Complex, Myrtleford, Victoria, 3737
Email: info@myrtlefordvic.com.au
Website: www.visitalpinevictoria.com.au
Phone Number: 61 03 5752 1044
Fax Number: 61 03 5752 1355

The Myrtleford Visitor Information Centre is located in Myrtleford along the Great Alpine Road in the heart of North East Victoria (Alpine Shire) between Wangaratta and Bright. Myrtleford is just 273 kilometres north-east of Melbourne via the Hume Highway. The centre is licensed to sell wines from the North East and has an extensive selection. Beautiful scenery, tranquillity, rivers and mountain views will enchant visitors to Myrtleford. Mount Buffalo creates a dramatic background for the town and the Myrtleford Visitor Information Centre has several free handouts on this majestic national park. The town is a flourishing commercial centre and the hub for the hops, timber and viticulture industries. Myrtleford is a bike friendly town and centrally located on the Murray to Mountains Rail Trail - an old, disused railway line converted into a walking and cycling track. Lake Buffalo is one of Myrtleford's greatest assets, often underutilised as it has been kept a local treasure ands not over promoted. The perfect spot for a day out amongst nature with the options of a lunchtime or evening barbecue, boating, skiing, fishing, swimming all at your fingertips depending on weather. Happy Valley is just one of Myrtlef

119 Sharp Street, Cooma, New South Wales, 2630
Email: info@visitcooma.com.au
Website: www.visitcooma.com.au
Phone Number: 61 02 6450 1742
Fax Number: 61 02 6450 1798

Call into the Cooma Visitor Information Centre for all your information needs on the local area. We can provide you with up to date road and snow conditions as well as information on events and accommodation. Souvenirs and other merchandise are available for purchase.

14 Mair St, Benalla, Victoria, 3672
Email: visitor.info@benalla.vic.gov.au
Phone Number: 61 03 5762 1749
Fax Number: 61 03 5762 1749

The Benalla Visitor Centre is situated on the east bank of Lake Benalla, just across the bridge from the Regional Art Gallery. The bridge was constructed under the supervision of Sir John Monash. Adjacent to the Centre is the Gaudi inspired Ceramic Mural. The Centre is staffed by local volunteers who know the locality. A comprehensive range of local and regional brochures is available to help visitors make the most of their visit to the area. Help with local accommodation is also available. The building also houses the Benalla and District Pioneer and Costume Museum and The Creators Gallery. The Museum has an excellent display of Ned Kelly memorabilia, including the silk cummerbund Ned was wearing when he was captured in 1880 during the siege at Glenrowan. This is displayed in an original police cell that was in use during the reign of the Kelly Gang. A well produced video can be viewed as part of the Kelly display. Local son 'Weary' Dunlop is fondly remembered in a display of some of his war time items. Costumes from different eras are also exhibited. These are themed displays and are changed periodically. The Creators Gallery offers a range of quality, locally produced crafts and gifts. These include textiles

57 Main St, Rutherglen, Victoria, 3685
Email: info@rutherglenvic.com
Website: www.rutherglenvic.com
Phone Number: 61 02 6033 6300
Fax Number: 61 02 6033 6300

Rutherglen is blessed with the world s richest wines, deep soul and character, the powerful Murray, ancient river red gums, idyllic pastoral scenes and historic villages. It has cutting edge cuisine and homely meals, cosy B & B s and luxury accommodation, great festivals and genuine characters. It is a region where over 150 years of dedication and commitment have combined with a unique climate, skill, youthful vibrancy and sense of fun to create a wine region that truly is full of flavour. To get the most from your visit, make the Rutherglen Wine Experience your first port of call. * Talk to our local full time and volunteer staff, who know the region and its wines very well (too well in some cases). Discover which roads to take (and who can take you), the best picnic spots on the Murray, and what is happening when, where and why. Find out where to eat, drink and party, where to stay and where to swim, ride, play golf and relax. * Grab a cup of coffee & cake or a scrumptious light meal from the Caf whilst you peruse the wealth of Rutherglen information. * Discover the array of local produce, wines and souvenirs in our extensive gift shop. Come and see displays on Rutherglen s rich history, how wine

Tarcombe St, Euroa, Victoria, 3666
Email: info@strathbogieregion.com.au
Website: www.strathbogieregion.com.au/

Just one and a half hours leisurely drive from Melbourne; Village of Euroa, gateway to the Strathbogie Ranges lies waiting to be discovered. The entire region is easily accessible from the Hume Freeway between Avenel and Violet Town and the Maroondah Highway between Yea and Merton. It offers a diversity of experiences within a landscape of rugged hills, majestic vistas, spectacular rocky outcrops, magical forests, waterfalls and ferny glades. In a time past bushrangers such as Ned and the Kelly Gang roamed the ranges. While goldminers and loggers forged a settlement, the ranges became a major wool growing area, pioneered by the legendary Eliza Forlonge. In recent times the area has gained recognition as premier horse breeding country, home to several top thoroughbred stud farms and many other equine establishments. The region is also especially renowned for its abundance of native wildlife The history and heritage of the Ranges are preserved in the quaint towns and villages of Euroa, Longwood, Avenel, Violet Town, Ruffy and Strathbogie. View historic buildings and heritage trails, in the rustic homesteads, cottages and rural outbuildings and in the natural beauty of the land itself - ancient, mystical, uniquely Australian.

5 Adelong Road, Tumut, New South Wales, 2720
Email: tumutrvc@environment.nsw.gov.au
Website: www.tumut.nsw.gov.au
Phone Number: 61 02 6947 7025
Fax Number: 61 02 6947 3752

Call into the Visitor Information Centre for information on the local area. Souvenirs and other merchandise available for purchase

Kosciuszko Road, Jindabyne, New South Wales, 2627
Email: srvc@environment.nsw.gov.au
Phone Number: 61 02 6450 5600
Fax Number: 61 02 6456 1249

Snowy Region Visitor Information Centre is conveniently located between Jindabyne's two shopping centres on Kosciuszko Road. Information is available on Kosciuszko National Park and the Snowy Mountains Region. The centre’s facilities are designed with the coach operator and customer in mind. Facilities and attractions include; Coach parking (6 bays) and a heated terminal building, toilets including an accessible toilet and baby change table, a retail outlet which stocks a large variety of quality souvenirs and gifts and a Café. A free 10 minute movie 'Kosciuszko Reflections' is screened in our 180 seat cinema in the centre. There are interpretive displays and brochures and friendly helpful staff to assist you.

45A Grant St, Alexandra, Victoria, 3714
Email: alexandra@murrundindimagic.com.au
Phone Number: 61 03 5772 1100
Fax Number: 61 03 5772 1100

Visitors are invited to obtain a copy of the seasonal publication Murrindindi Magic which features maps and a calendar of events. Copies are available free of charge from the Information Centre. About Alexandra * located in the foothills of Australia's Great Dividing Range * population of around 2,500 * 130ks north east of Melbourne * gateway to Lake Eildon, National Parks and snowfields. * historic town with heritage walk and historic buildings framing the main Grant street * annual festivals and events happen throughout the year in the main Grant street Things To See and Do Parks, Walks, Gardens * visit the Information Centre and pick up pamphlets on local scenic drives/walks around Alexandra * Lake Eildon National Park - camping, fishing, boating, swimming, picnic & bbq area, toilets, walking tracks, bird watching. * Cathedral Range State Park - camping, picnic & bbq area, toilets, walking tracks * Rubicon State Forest - camping, picnic & bbq area, bush walking, toilets. * Rotary Park - picnic & bbq area, toilets. Centrally located in Alexandra. * Jack Shiel Gardens - statue of Princess Alexandra, beautiful trees, manicured gardens. * McKenzie Reserve - bush walking, wildflowers in Spr