Beechworth

Established in 1876, these gardens feature historic structures and towering Sequoia trees on the National Trust Significant Tree Register. Bring a picnic to enjoy in the shade of the heritage rotunda and fountain.

Cascading through Victoria's historic goldfields, Woolshed Falls combines natural beauty with rich mining heritage. Capture the dramatic water flow from the viewing platform, especially impressive after rainfall.

Built in 1858, this Gold Rush-era station once transmitted news of the Kelly Gang siege via Morse code. Visitors can explore original telegraph equipment and even send their own telegram using historical methods.

This former gold rush mining site has been transformed into a serene recreational lake with walking trails. Swim at Sandy Beach, enjoy the offshore pontoon, or relax at lakeside picnic areas with mountain views.

Step back in time at Australia's oldest museum, where the Gold Rush era comes alive through 30,000 artifacts. Explore the captivating 'Street of Shops' and discover treasures connected to bushranger Ned Kelly.

This 1860s granite prison once held the infamous bushranger Ned Kelly during Victoria's gold rush. Step inside the original cell blocks and gallows on a guided tour for a haunting glimpse into Australia's penal history.

Baarmutha Park combines a scenic golf course with football and netball facilities in the heart of Beechworth. Enjoy a leisurely round of golf or catch a local sporting event at this community recreational hub.

This picturesque 18-hole course winds through the Victorian High Country with challenging par-68 layout. Reserve your morning tee time for optimal play across the undulating fairways and well-maintained greens.