FREE TRAVEL GUIDES
Can't make it in to one of our Visitor Information Centres? Never fear! Here are some of our great travel guides for you to download for free.
OFFICIAL VISITOR GUIDE
Sometimes it's nice to just flick through an old skool hardcopy. Bright & Surrounds' Official Visitor Guide is a colourful and concise booklet of inspiration that takes you through the marvelous experiences to be found in Bright and its surrounding towns and villages of Myrtleford, Harrietville, Mount Beauty and Dinner Plain.
ONLINE RESOURCES
THINGS TO DO
WE LIST OUR TOP EXPERIENCES
From lookouts and waterfalls to markets and cellar doors, it’s all here in our cheat's list of the best experiences in Bright & Surrounds.
TRIP IDEAS
ITINERARIES TO SUIT YOUR STYLE
Choose from 10 two-day itineraries to inspire your holiday, including scenic drives, swimming holes, breweries and more...
WHAT'S ON IN BRIGHT & SURROUNDS
Mount Bogong Conquestathon
Conquer Mount Bogong and feel like you are on top of the world! The Conquestathon takes you on an organised single day 21 kilometre return trek to the summit of Victoria’s highest mountain, Mt Bogong (1986 metres). Walk it or run it, you’ll be amazed at the spectacular views and changing landscapes along this iconic…
Bright Alpine Climb 4 Peaks
Join the Four Peaks, a friendly and supportive mountain running event held over four days. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or simply enjoy being outdoors, it’s a great way to challenge yourself, meet fantastic people, and soak up stunning alpine views. Take part in one day or conquer all four. And don’t miss the Kids…
Mount Beauty Market
The Mount Beauty Market has been a much-loved monthly event since 1979. Held on the first Saturday of each month, it features a variety of stalls, including locally made items, fresh produce, plants and seedlings, home baked treats, pre-loved items, and more.
Now Flow Fast Slow Exhibition by Justas Pipinis
A new exhibition by conceptual artist Justas Pipinis, Now Flow Fast Slow explores the rhythm of place and memory through a video collage that weaves together still portraits of Bogong Village’s residents, guests, and workers (filmed in 2020–21) with a time-lapse journey along the road from Melbourne to Bogong — a meditation on passage, connection,…