RESTAURANTS & CAFES

PLACES TO EAT IN BRIGHT

Porepunkah Pines Holiday Park

Located on the banks of the Ovens River – just five kilometres from Bright, Porepunkah Pines Holiday Park is an idyllic escape for families, friends and outdoor enthusiasts. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes and vibrant atmosphere of Porepunkah and Bright, where every season brings a new adventure. The park boasts lovely trees and grassed sites. Along with having 21 cabins, two houses (one which can accommodate a group of up to 12 people) and 65 powered camp sites (four…

Traverse Hotham

Traverse Hotham specialises in the journey, immersion in nature, understanding the alpine environment and exploring at a human pace – discover trails less travelled and a whole other world out there! Learn to cross country ski and go free-range. No crowds, no lifts, no passes. XC skiing is your key to exploring at your own pace, powered by you. Snowshoeing adventures take you to magical places off the beaten path – ‘floating’ atop the snow, on top of the World,…

Bright Winter Exhibitions

Bright Art Gallery is hosting its annual winter exhibition, featuring the Alpine Artists with paintings, photographs and 3D work on the theme of winter. There will also be a display of watercolours, glass and ceramics, and the Buckland Screens from their permanent collection. The winter exhibition will also display the second annual Winter Exhibition of Contemporary Art, with this year’s theme Ephemera.

Echo

Escape to serenity in this beautifully designed holiday home nestled on six acres of peaceful bushland just on the outskirts of Myrtleford. This modern architectural home combines minimalist styling with subtle Japandi influences, creating a light-filled sanctuary that invites calm and connection with nature. Thoughtfully styled to highlight simplicity, natural materials, and a seamless indoor-outdoor flow.

Indigenous Art Sites

Interested in indigenous history? looking into the art work and listening to the stories around the art work and the area? Come along to the guided tours to learn more about the indigenous culture in the Beechworth and Mount Pilot area. This experience is provided by Adventure Guides Australia

Monolith Track

Rocky Valley Luxury Apartments

Nestled in the heart of the mountains, the Rocky Valley Luxury Apartments offer luxurious two bedroom apartments with unparalleled convenience for your adventurous lifestyle. It’s perfect for you if whether you’re a ski, cycle or nature enthusiast. Imagine waking up to breathtaking mountain views, with immediate access to top-rated ski slopes and scenic cycling trails. Located in the heart of Tawonga South, these apartments offer convenient access to local restaurants and the nearby bike and ski hub, making it an…

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…

Tronoh Dredge Hole

The Tronoh Dredge holes was once the location of the biggest bucket dredge in the southern hemisphere. It operated from 1942 to 1954. At the time it was the highest producing dredge in Victoria. These days its a great location for a swim or kayak. Enjoy one of the many walking trails that meander around the dredge holes. Begin your walk from the Tronoh Dredge Hole car park off Feathertop Track and head either way around this man-made lake. The…