Where sweeping green spaces and gardens compliment historic buildings with grand facades, Warragul boasts some of Victoria’s richest agricultural territory. The town is known for its dairying industry, walking tracks and cycling trails.
Things to do in Warragul
Spend a day out in nature at Mount Worth State Park. Have a picnic in the Moonlight Creek picnic area before you set off on the hour-long Cameron Valley trail or follow the Giant’s Circuit along Lorkin Creek, keeping your eyes peeled for local birdlife.
For a dose of culture, head to the West Gippsland Art Centre. Book tickets to a show at one of the area’s major performing arts centres, which host a variety of events and festivals. Check out Rowses Flower Farm in Warragul South or the wildflower sanctuary at Labertouche.
Music buffs should visit Darnum Musical Village, home to displays of over 300 spectacular instruments and complemented by panoramic views above the exquisite village gardens. Don’t overlook the Collard and Collard Square Grand Piano in addition to the 1878 William Anderson Pipe Organ.
Looking to explore the town on two wheels? Embark on the challenging Gippsland Gourmet Country Road Cycling Loop, try the easier Two Towns Cycling Trail between the towns of Drouin and Warragul or dare the narrow, winding journey along the Hills to the Sea Road.
Getting around Warragul
Warragul is located just over 100 kilometres south-east of Melbourne. The Warragul railway station serves the V/Line between Bairnsdale and Southern Cross Station. There is a bus network with four routes running through town and the easiest way to get around is by car.