Noojee
Leave the noise of the city behind and travel to Noojee, a town named after the aboriginal word for contentment or place to rest. First settled by prospectors, this picturesque town on the banks of Latrobe River is home to a wide range of heritage and natural attractions.
Natural attractions
Make a day of it and wander through the bush to the spectacular Tooronga Falls. Visit the Ada Tree, one of the largest surviving trees in Victoria, or stay closer to home and simply stretch the legs with a walk along the lush banks of the Latrobe River.
Food and wine
Enjoy country-style fare, exquisite homemade cakes and dinner with live music on the last Saturday of the month at The Red Parrot Cafe, or take lunch at Piedmont Vineyard and sample award-winning varieties of Shiraz, Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc.
Outdoor activities
Learn how to ski on the Mount Baw Baw snowfields or take to the slopes on horseback for a ride through the bush in summertime. Visit the Alpine Trout Farm and watch the kids catch fish or put on your boots and head to the Noojee Trestle Bridge, one of the oldest wooden trestle bridges in Victoria.
Things to do
Mount Baw Baw Alpine Resort is Melbourne's closest Alpine Resort. Located only 2. 5 hours from Melbourne's CBD, the Resort offers a host of...
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Surrounded by tall forest, follow the old railway line from Noojee to one of the only remaining historic timber trestle bridges in Victoria.
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Drive through magnificent and incredibly diverse landscapes on this unique scenic drive then delve into the rich history of West Gippsland.
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A gentle climb through tall shady forest to one of the only remaining historic timber rail bridges in Victoria.
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Gippsland is a popular four-wheel driving destination with many challenging unsealed roads and tracks throughout its forests and mountain ranges.
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Pitch a tent and enjoy camping in Gippsland. Make yourself at home amongst the beauty of Wilsons Promontory or Croajingolong National Park.
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