Overview
Beechworth
Food & wine
Beechworth
Food trails
Beechworth Bounty
Perfect for pedalling or perambulation, this trail takes in beer cheer, fine wine, twee tea and buzzy bees in a gorgeous High Country town.
Breweries
Bridge Road Brewers
Established in 2005 in the iconic Australian town of Beechworth comes this equally iconic brewery. Born (in the family shed) from a passion for beer, Bridge...
Wineries
Indigo Vineyard
Relax at this rustic cellar door and enjoy 'the ultimate taste experience', pinot master classes, live music on weekends, art exhibitions and more.
Restaurants
Provenance Restaurant and Accommodation
They say you can't eat awards, but every bite of the east-meets-west cuisine at the increasingly acclaimed Beechworth restaurant is a prize in itself.
Wineries
Eldorado Road Cellar Door Cantina
Eldorado Road Cellar Door Cantina is a hidden oasis right on the main street of Beechworth. Situated at 44 Ford Street, find a seat in the cool shade...
Local produce
The Bee School by Beechworth Honey
Visit Beechworth Honey's Bee School to explore the fascinating link between bees, pollination and food security.Located in the High Country of north-east...
Breweries
Billson's Brewery
Founded in 1865, Billson's is one of Australia's oldest breweries, quietly tucked in one of Beechworth leafy side streets. The landmark red brick facade...
Things to do
Beechworth
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Outdoor activities
Cycle the High Country
Take up the challenge to cycle up the High Country's highest peaks or simply enjoy meandering rides between regional wineries and gourmet producers.
High Country
Food and wine
Head to the High Country where the wine flows at rustic family wineries and innovative meals made from fresh produce are the everyday.
Things to do
Shopping
Discover an eclectic mix of shops and galleries selling everything from antiques and collectibles to local handicrafts, jewellery and chocolates.
Things to do
History and heritage
Discover the rich history of Aboriginal migration, gold, bushrangers, and the romance of the cattlemen who worked and lived in the high country.