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Iconic Road Trips
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Great Ocean Road, Vic
Recognised as one of the world’s most scenic drives, the Great Ocean Road follows the stunning coastline of Victoria’s south-west. Stretching from Torquay, just south of Geelong, to Allansford, east of Warrnambool, the road winds along cliff tops beside breathtaking headlands, down onto the edge of beaches, across river estuaries and through rainforests, offering ever-changing panoramic views of Bass Strait and the Southern Ocean.
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Great Alpine Road, Vic
The Great Alpine Road is Australia’s highest year-round accessible sealed road that winds through Victoria's High Country. It is one of the few roads in Australia that passes through lofty mountains, valleys, forests, rivers, vineyards and farms, giving travellers the opportunity to sample the local food and wine, and fish, cycle, climb or ride along the way.
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Regional Drives
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Western Victoria
Beginning and ending in Melbourne, this journey takes travels through one of Australia's richest agricultural regions. The journey begins by following in the Great Ocean Road to Warrnambool. Turning away from the Great Ocean Road, the drive heads inland towards he rugged scenery of the Grampian Mountains near Halls Gap. The return journey to Melbourne is via the goldfields cities of Bendigo and Castlemaine.
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All Around Victoria
Beginning and ending in Melbourne, this round trip is the best route to follow to see all the sights of regional Victoria. The 10 day journey includes the Great Ocean Road and Gippsland coastlines, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria's and New South Wales' High Country, the Murray River, Victoria's North East Gourmet Region, the central Goldfields and The Grampians.
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Roads Less Travelled
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Grand Ridge Road, Gippsland, Vic
Grand Ridge Road snakes 132km along the ridge of Victoria's Strzelecki Ranges between the Latrobe Valley and South Gippsland. The ever-changing scenery encompasses Mt. Baw Baw to the north, to the green Latrobe Valley and the sandy beaches and blue waters of the Bass Coast and Wilsons Promontory to the south. Along the way are quaint villages, fern forests, rolling pastures, towering mountain ash and forestry plantations.
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