RESTAURANTS & CAFES

PLACES TO EAT IN BRIGHT

This scenic sealed loop can be started from within the Myrtleford township or be included as an addition to the Murray to Mountains Rail Trail. The main portion of the loop runs from Rotary Park to Apex Park and follows the Ovens River closely as it passes through native bush and crosses the river twice. The Ovens River Trail is sometimes referred to as Myrtleford’s Mosaic Trail, one of town’s star attractions. Two friends, affectionately known as ‘The two Crackpots’…

Shine Bright

Space, space and more space, this home is a dream for larger groups. With five bedrooms, two bathrooms, three living areas, and massive yard, you and your furry friends all have somewhere to spread out and relax. Shine Bright sits on a quiet street only a short walk to the town centre and gorgeous Ovens River. You can even hear the river from your front door. On entering the home, you are welcomed by the wide-open hallway and airy layout…

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…

The Dederang Loop

Black Mamba House

Modern luxury amongst the tall gums with stunning views to complete the experience is all on show at Black Mamba House. This uniquely stylish loft nestled in native bush land seamlessly fits into the landscape offering escapism and serenity – a short walk to the heart of Harrietville town centre. Set as a uniquely designed house, Black Mamba House can sleep two couples in spacious style or offer a choice of experiences to one lucky couple. Slide open the stacking…

Red Ramia Trading

Red Ramia Trading is an enormous globe-trotter’s emporium from fishing floats and hand painted tiles to larger than life gorillas. There is certainly more to see than the front entrance suggests. Take a trip through Japan, Morocco and India as you wander through a mixture of hand picked antiques, artisan crafted good and recycled items. Just to mention a few, you will find furniture, pottery, homewares, rugs, exotic fabrics, kimonos, architectural and garden design features from marble statues to teakwood…

Huggins Lookout

Head off on this short uphill walk in beautiful Bright, three and half hours north-east of Melbourne, and be rewarded with incredible views. This return walk is 1.6 kilometres and will take around one hour to complete. After a steep climb, reach Huggins Lookout and take in stunning panoramic views of Bright along the Ovens Valley towards Porepunkah.