Murray to Mountains Region Rail Trails

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A great place to visit with much on offer. Amazing food, great portions and value for money.  There are Deer, Emus, Goats and Ostriches to feed, a great gift shop and an fantastic view.

Specializing in tailored regional bike transfer for up to 11 people between a multitude of towns including Wangaratta, Bus-a-Bike is a great way to make your touring holiday much easier, so that you get to spend more time exploring and tasting instead of just riding endless boring and tiring kilometers.

Sample Gapsted's excellent wines while looking across the Ovens Valley at Mount Buffalo and an attractive slice of the Alpine region. You can enjoy good antipasto and cheese platters featuring local ingredients.

Positioned a the foot of the northern Mt Buffalo Ranges adjacent the Ovens River, Happy Valley Creek and Barwidgee Creek, this comfortable well equipped motel is a very cyclist friendly mid-way stop over, so you can enjoy the many gastro treats that Myrtleford has to offer.

Located on the Rail Trail stop by for professional repairs, bicycle sales, parts & accessories. Rental bikes from $25/day, bike fitting, group rides and cycle training. Their  range of bikes includes mountain, BMX, road, comfort, ladies-specific and little bikes and attachments for children, plus custom bikes to suit.

The Centre is open 7 days from 9am to 5pm. and the staff can help with you with all your travel enquiries and assist you with planning your bike holiday to Victoria's Alpine High Country.

Find something exotic for your interior decorating or garden from an astonishing Japanese-Asian sourced assortment of fountains, pots, sculptures, outdoor furniture, lighting, lanterns, building materials and more. They also run a ‘buzzy’ cafe on site.

Situated in the town's old butter factory, it is famous for it sensational breakfasts, lunches and dinners, with a different menu almost every day. Naomi Ingleton and her Mum dub their Mediterranean inspired 'regional cuisine' with a strong permaculture ethos. Many of the fresh vegetables the cafe-restaurant uses are home grown from their own garden.

The trail runs past its side door making it a perfect spot for a cool relaxing drink and a 'pub-grub' meal with a chance to chat with the 'bike' friendly owner and the locals. Retaining much of its 19th century charm and country pub architecture, you will love its cosy lounges, open fires and comfortable bedrooms.

This fully licensed track side cafe serves all day breakfasts, and what surely must be the country's best turkey BLT focaccias! They also bake scrumptious home-made cakes and scones, enhanced by free-range eggs and serve superbly crafted fair-trade organic espressos.

This boutique winery-cafe concentrates on the Merlot grape variety, producing some delicious alpine wines that embody the best in this full flavoured red.

At the end of the new 5m Bright-Wandiligong trail is a unique must see National Trust listed heritage valley. Here you and the family can have hours of fun in the amazing hedge maze and rustic rose garden. Shoot a few holes of mini golf, then relax with one of Lyn Bullen's famous chunky beef pies in her welcoming licensed cafe.