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Gippsland, Victoria Directory



About the region: the Gippsland region stretches from south-east of Melbourne all the way to the state border with New South Wales in Victoria's far east. It covers hundreds of kilometres of coastline and a rich collection of state and national parks.
The Latrobe Valley, covering the area from Moe to Traralgon in the region's north, is home to the state's massive coal mining and power generation industry. North of the Latrobe Valley are the spectacular mountains of the Great Dividing Range including the popular Alpine and ski resort of Mount Baw Baw.
West Gippsland is characterised by lush, rolling hills and major dairy and farming industries. The Gourmet Deli Trail is a popular tourist route, encompassing a large collection of farms, vineyards and outlets selling local produce and smallgoods.
One of the region's most popular destinations is the Wilsons Promontory National Park, which consists of striking granite peaks and an array of local flora and fauna, forming the southern most tip of mainland Australia.

The Nobbies, Phillip Island Tarra Bulga National Park Kilcunda railway bridge

See also: East Gippsland | Phillip Island | Wilsons Promontory
Major Centres
Towns and Villages
Places of interest

National Parks

Natural Attractions

Caves

Waterfalls

Historic Places

Misc. Places of Interest

  • Boolarra: Boolarra to Mirboo North Rail Trail; Old Boolarra School (museum).
  • Churchill: Monash University Gippsland Campus
  • Darnum: Darnum Musical Village
  • Drouin: The Farm Shed (shearing and sheep dog displays); Fruit and berry farm; Drouin West Angora & alpaca farm; the Gourmet Deli Trail
  • Erica: Tyers Valley Rail Trail
  • Foster: Mt. Nicholl Lookout; Stockyard Gallery
  • Heyfield: Heyfield Flora Reserve; Avon Mt. Hedrick Scenic Reserve
  • Inverloch: Shell Museum
  • Korumburra: South Gippsland Tourist Railway
  • Leongatha: Moss Vale Park (a grove of English trees); Firelight Museum; Leongatha Art and Craft Gallery; Mushroom Crafts; Great Southern Rail Trail
  • Loch: South Gippsland Tourist Railway
  • Moe: Lake Narracan (swimming; water-skiing); Gippsland Heritage Park
  • Morwell: Hazelwood open cut mine; Hazelwood Pondage (water sports); Hazelwood Power Station (1970); Morwell Power Station (1963); Jeeralang Gas Power Station (1979); APM pulp mills; Morwell Rose Garden; Power Works Visitors Centre
  • Noojee: The Ada Tree; Trout Farm; Noojee Trestle Bridge Rail Trail
  • Toongabbie: Ned Stringer's Memorial Gallery
  • Toora: Toora Wild Farm
  • Traralgon: Loy Yang Power Station
  • Walhalla: Walhalla Goldfields Tourist Railway
  • Warragul: Tarago Reservoir Park; West Gippsland Arts Centre; Vintage Craft Park
  • Port Albert: Alberton Historic Cemetery; Wrecks of the Clonmel and Blackbird; heritage buildings, including Cobb & Co, booking office and Port Albert Hotel (has the distinction of being the oldest licensed hotel in Victoria); Post Office (1864)
  • Port Welshpool: Port Welshpool Museum
  • Wonthaggi: State Coal Mine
  • Yallourn: Yallourn open cut mines; power station
  • Yarram: Marilyn's Beach Aboriginal shell midden

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