RESTAURANTS & CAFES

PLACES TO EAT IN BRIGHT

Bright Art Gallery and Cultural Centre

The Bright Art Gallery and Cultural Centre is a community-owned gallery situated in the beautiful Alpine Shire town of Bright, Victoria. Established in 1962, the Bright Art Gallery is largely self-funded and run entirely by volunteers, without any paid employees. The managing committee is elected annually by the members of the gallery. In 2025 the gallery incorporates around 400 members, half of these are artists, known as the ‘Alpine Artists’ and 58 Youth members. A volunteer committee of 15 manages…

Mount McLeod Track & Campground

Hidden Gem

If you are looking for somewhere central to stay for your next Bright Holiday, it doesn’t get any better than this. Hidden Gem is a brand new three-bedroom two-bathroom townhouse positioned right in the heart of town. With a beautiful courtyard all decked out and ready to go for gorgeous summer evenings, this home expertly merges the indoors with the beautiful outdoor space. Styled by local interior decorator Britt White, this home masterfully blends comfort, style and convenience using natural…

Gold Panning – Beechworth and Bright

Strike gold with Adventure Guides Australia. Available in Beechworth and in Bright, this activity is great for the whole family and is a spectacular way to escape the heat. Step back in time to the gold rush era where early settlers flocked to the region in search of their fortune. You will be instructed on gold panning techniques as you enjoy the beauty of the area, learn about the region’s history and keep your toes cool in the crystal clear…

Three Sisters

Three Sisters has been designed and renovated with a strong appreciation of its surrounds and the importance of spending time with your nearest and dearest. Combining stylish furniture with cosy touches – this property is both homely and chic. Featuring large, light filled open spaces, your family will be provided with all the essential modern conveniences and comforts, with plenty of room to move. The new light filled kitchen is fully functional, stocked with coffee pod machine, microwave, dishwasher, cooking…

Reform Hill Myrtleford

Reform Hill in Myrtleford, approximately 3 hours’ drive north-east of Melbourne, is a popular spot for bushwalking with evidence of past mining and spectacular views of the Ovens Valley, Mount Buffalo and the Victorian Alps. Reform Hill Lookout Loop is one of several walking tracks around Reform Hill. The walk is 3.7km and takes approximately 1 to 4 hours. Start this walk from the Hume and Hovell Memorial, see the town’s original water storage basin and enjoy a beautiful backdrop…

Tawonga Gap lookout

The Tawonga Gap lookout is a must do and is located half way along the Tawonga Gap Road, which adjoins the Kiewa and Ovens valleys. The lookout, at 750 metres high, is a popular picnic spot with ample room for tourist coaches and caravans. It overlooks the beautiful Kiewa Valley and the Kiewa River with majestic Mount Bogong, Victoria’s highest peak at 1986 metres, in the distance. Across the valley is Mount Emu (1361 metres) which is used for hang…

Murray to Mountains Rail Trail - Wangaratta

M2M – Wangaratta to Everton

Dinner Plain Onsen and Spa

Dinner Plain Onsen, located in the heart of Dinner Plain village, is a serene alpine retreat offering a blend of relaxation and wellness experiences. The facility is open daily during the winter season. Guests can indulge in a variety of amenities, including the Japanese-inspired outdoor Onsen heated to 38 degrees Celsius, providing a tranquil setting amidst the snow. Guests can also enjoy an indoor heated lap pool, sauna, and cold plunge pools. There is a fully equipped gym for fitness…