Located at the eastern end of the main shopping centre, the Anglican Church of Christ the King was built in the 1950s when the town was shifted from Old Tallangatta.
Unique features include two foundation stones — the original from the old town laid in 1898, and the "new" one, set in place in 1956. These are located side by side to the right of the church's main entrance.
A spectacular display in stained glass is provided by a total of fifteen windows along all four walls of the church.
Visitors are welcome to come in during daylight hours, go to the front and look back towards the main Bullioh Pioneers window and also take in the seven windows along the sides. Six smaller windows are located in the sanctuary with a larger one featured behind the altar. This and some of those on either side were moved from the original church in Old Tallangatta.
| Art Exhibition and Sale|Art and Craft|Anglican Parish HallThe Anglican Parish of Tallangatta Art Exhibition and Sale is held each year from 7.30pm Friday until 4pm Sunday on the last weekend in October.
Held in conjunction with the Tallangatta Fifties Festival, this excellent Art Exhibition and Sale aims to showcase and make available for sale the work of local and regional artists.
Held in the Anglican Parish Hall, opposite the Caltex Service Station, the gallery hangs between 120-150 pieces of largely traditional art each year, with art lovers able to purchase at very reasonable prices from 7.30pm on opening night.
Opening night includes wine and nibblies and an opportunity to chat with those featured artists who are able to attend.
The gallery is open from 10am-4pm on Saturday and Sunday allowing plenty of time to browse quietly or sit and enjoy the surroundings in good company.
| Bethanga Court House Hotel|Hotels|2 Bethanga Gap Road|Bethanga|3691|02 6026 4214|||02 6026 4044|||Lesley Smith|The %name% was established in the 1870s with a unique history and memorabilia of the old gold mining days.|1|1|Monday-Sunday, 10am til late|Bankcard, Mastercard, Visa, EFTPOS|Coffee shop, TV, cosy fireplace in the hotel|Dining, scenic drives, tracks and trails, golf, horse riding, photography, trail bike rides|Cancellation/Booking Policy
Our booking policy requires lodgement of credit card details at time of booking with a confirmation of at least 2 days before arrival. No show will incur a minimum charge of $20 charged directly to your credit card.
|Nestled in the picturesque village of Bethanga, 2 minutes from the shores of Lake Hume and a 25 minute scenic drive from Albury-Wodonga, you can experience and explore a bygone era of he historical family orientated Courthouse Hotel Bethanga.
The Hotel was established in the 1870s with a unique history and memorabilia of the old gold mining days.
Open 7 days a week, snacks available Monday-Thursday and hearty meals Friday-Sunday with an extensive menu complemented with blackboard specials and a range of reputable wines, including local wines. Espresso coffee is also available.
There is plenty of room for the children to move and there is a playground close by. There is also a fantastic shaded beer garden, pool table, juke box, and a chance to meet the friendly locals.
Enjoy a cold beer, big screen TV and a chat. There's no TAB, no pokies -- just good people and a friendly atmosphere to ensure you have a great pub day or night out.
Budget accommodation for groups up to 20 people makes the Bethanga Courthouse Hotel an ideal base for anglers, four wheel drivers, horse riders and motorcycle riders with undercover parking available. Enquire about group packages today.
| Colac Colac Caravan Park|Caravan Parks|1994 Murray Valley Highway|Colac Colac via Corryong|3707|02 6076 1520|||02 6076 1520|cccp@westalk.com.au|www.familyparks.com.au|Kingsley, Lorna, Brenda, Daniel and Kyle|The %name% is a most beautiful place with 15 acres of green carpet, 400-plus trees, shade, peace and tranquillity on the banks of Corryong Creek, just minutes from the town centre.|1|1|Clack Clack Cobbers Club for children
Gold Star VIP Club for adults
Community entertainment, poetry, sing-along, local song writers and singers, dances, music around community fire, barbecues, library-book swap
Morning tea Thursday, afternoon tea Sunday with our famous Whopper Scones.
Special Easter Activities
Saturday night concert
Sunday Eggs-travaganza with prizes for the best decorated bike and best Easter bonnetActivities: Loopy the clown; jumping castles and face painting family games and frolic; holiday to be won at a resort; lucky ticket Malvern Star bicycle give-away; prizes throughout the activities.
Sunday afternoon
Tug-of-War championship: Men's Ladies' tournaments; medals and trophies presented.
Special Australia Day Activities
Visit by the Town Crier; The In-Dever boat, race-boats for hire; come dressed in period costume; market day; prize for 1st place in boat race; prize for the best dressed period costume; the person whos dress, best depicts what an Aussie is; the town crier will be the judge for the day; family games and frolic.
|Espresso coffee and whopper scones, convenience kiosk, valet service, liquor license, car park, children's playground, barbecues, campers' kitchen, book exchange, modern laundry|Special
All accommodation 50% off June 12, 2007, until September 1, 2007.
|Cancellation/Booking policy
Upon cancellation of a booking, the operator reserves the right to withhold all or part of any deposit to compensate for costs incurred. Where possible, cancellations must be in writing. Phone only in an emergency.
|A most beautiful place with 15 acres of green carpet, 400 plus trees, shade, peace and tranquillity on the banks of Corryong Creek, just minutes from the town centre.
Under a canopy of stars, romance of a fire, magnificent mountain views. Activities limited only by your imagination.
On the way to the snowfields stop over in the warm and cosy accommodation at our triple award winning park.
| Year | Award |
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| 2006 | HMAA and AAA Tourism, Most Improved Awards Winner. |
| 2006 | AAA Tourism Award of Excellence, North East Region Winner |
| 2006 | AAA Tourism Award of Excellence, Victorian State Winner |
| 2006 | Vic Parks Certificate of Achievement, Gold Seal |
| 2005 | Vic Parks Certificate of Achievement. |
At Jephcott's Corryong Bed and Breakfast you are always assured of a warm country welcome and old fashioned country hospitality from your hosts, Edwin and Lois Jephcott.
During your stay at 148 Harris Street Corryong, you will experience a relaxed atmosphere in a modern family home. Guests can enjoy lounging in front of an open fire or strolling around the garden, as the seasons permit.
Couples, singles and families are most welcome.
Corryong Bed and Breakfast – in the heart of the High Country
| Corryong Courthouse Hotel-Motel|Hotels|27-31 Hansen Street|Corryong|3707|02 6076 1711|||02 6076 2165|||Rodney and Shane Hick|The %name% is fondly known as the TOP pub by the locals and is located right in the heart of the main street of Corryong.|1|1|11am til late, 365 days a year|Mastercard, Visa, cheque, EFTPOS, ATM|Car park, children catered for, private facilities, television, 24-hour reception|BBQ, dining, scenic drives, sports viewing|A range of rooms are available: single, double, twin share and family. All rooms include an en-suite, television and heating. Clean and comfortable. Prices start at $45.|Booking Policy
Courtesy call appreciated 48 hours in advance
|Father and son team Rodney and Shane welcome you to Man from Snowy River Country. The Court House Hotel is fondly known as the TOP pub by the locals and is located right in the heart of the main street of Corryong.
The Court House has great entertainment on Saturday nights every 2-3 weeks, serves wholesome hearty country-style meals and also boasts some of the following features:
Go to where legends ride, go to Corryong and call in for a great Aussie pub cultural experience at the TOP pub located in the heart of town.
| Dartmouth Caravan Park|Caravan Parks|14 Main Rd|Dartmouth|3701|02 6072 4218|||02 6072 4220|yourwelcome@dartpark.com.au|www.dartpark.com.au|Tarynn O'Keefe|Located just an hour's drive from Albury-Wodonga in the picturesque Mitta Valley, %name% is conveniently situated between the breathtaking Lake Dartmouth dam wall and the boat ramp.|0|1|8am-9pm every day|Bankcard, Amex, Mastercard, Visa, Cheque, EFTPOS|Barbecue, birdwatching, scenic drives, walks, tracks and trails, hiking, mountain biking, trailbike rides, four-wheel-drive tracks|BBQ, cafe/coffee shop (5 minutes' walk), car park, children catered for, cots, kitchen, swimming pool, TV |Standard Cabin
Sleeps 5 (1 double bed and 3 single beds/bunk), private enclosed veranda, kitchenette, toilet, heater and fan, ample parking for car and boat, mountain views
Family Cabin
Sleeps 7, two bedrooms, kitchen, shower, toilet, heater and fan, ample parking for car and boat, mountain views
The Bunkhouse
Open room sleeps 12, open fireplace, private enclosed veranda with barbecue, kitchen facilities, mountain views overlooking swimming pool
Please Note: Linen/bedding not supplied.
Fee applies
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Located just an hour's drive from Albury-Wodonga in the picturesque Mitta Valley. We are conveniently situated between the breathtaking Lake Dartmouth dam wall and the boat ramp with the Mitta River at your door.
Choose from two-bedroom self-contained cabin, self-contained cabins, the bunkhouse or powered and unpowered camp sites. We also have popular annual holiday sites available. The caravan park is now family owned and operated.
Children 12 and under stay free. We are pet friendly too!
General store and petrol — milk and bread, groceries, cigarettes, daily papers, ice, fishing bait and tackle, gas bottle refills, fishing licences. Petrol is back! Unleaded, diesel, oils and lubricants now available.
Relax, take in the majestic mountain scenery and enjoy the native birds. Where king parrots eat out of your hand ...
| Dartmouth Cottages and Lodges|Self-contained|PO Box 14|Mitta Mitta|3701|02 6072 4268|||02 6072 4268|dartmouthcottages@yahoo.com.au||Rachael Howe|%name% caters for large groups, families or just a bunch of mates, with excellent nightly rates.|1|1|8am-8pm, 365 days|Cheque, cash|Flora and fauna, barbecue, bird watching, scenic drives, walks, tracks and trails, hiking, photography, fishing, hunting, 4 wheel driving.|BBQ, car park, iron, kitchen, private facilities, TV/video, lounge area|Fully self-contained house four bedrooms, sleeps 8, electric blankets, linen supplied but no towels, two full bathrooms, washing machine, and large lounge room with TV and video recorder, kitchen, dining room. Gas heated, air conditioned and gas barbecue.
Plenty of room for large groups as well as identical house for hire next door. Large off-street parking area and across the road from the hotel.
Other houses and full details available on request, outdoor dogs welcome.
|Booking Policy
One night's deposit required to hold any bookings, minimum stay of two nights. Full terms and conditions available. Bookings only taken by telephone.
|Dartmouth Cottage and Lodges caters for large groups, families or just a bunch of mates, with excellent nightly hire rates regardless of the number of people staying.
With a variety of natural recreations to choose from all with in a short distance from the comforts of your accommodation. You can relax in the mountain tranquillity, try your luck angling for wiley trout in the lake, pondage or Mitta Mitta River, or stalk the elusive Samba deer that roam the surrounding bush.
Whatever the reason for traveling and staying with Dartmouth Cottage and Lodges you know it will be in a comfy fully self-contained home in the magic and picturesque part of the Mitta Valley where nature surrounds Dartmouth.
| Dartmouth Motor Inn and Tavern|Motels|Murtagh Place|Dartmouth|3701|02 6072 4279The Dartmouth Motor Inn and Tavern offers a peaceful holiday experience in a natural bushland setting. It is perfect for families, fishermen, special interest groups and couples. In addition to the 20 motel units, a large range of self-contained accommodation is also available.
Motel rooms are air-conditioned and very comfortable. The motor inn also has a fantastic pool area, the ideal place to kick back with a good book or to make a splash and have plenty of fun.
Dartmouth is also the perfect location for fly fishing as it is nestled close to Dartmouth Dam, pristine trout streams and lakes.
Nature lovers will also enjoy the walking tracks and pure wilderness areas that Dartmouth has on offer. It's a great place to visit and embrace Mother Nature ... not a traffic light in sight!
| Dartmouth Tavern|Hotels|1 Murtagh Street|Dartmouth|3701|02 6072 4279||0400 724 263|02 6072 4283|dartpub@hotmail.com|www.darttavern.com |Aaron Scales|The %name% has four beers on tap, regional wines, spirits and boutique beers. A warm welcome awaits.|1|1|10am-11pm, 365 days a yearThe Dartmouth Tavern prides itself on maintaining a happy balance between formality and friendliness, a warm welcome awaits your arrival.
Choose from four beers on tap, regional wines, spirits and boutique beers.
Dartmouth Tavern has a friendly atmosphere with quality, affordable and tasty meals and happy friendly staff that will do their utmost to ensure your absolute satisfaction.
Dartmouth Tavern is a great friendly pub and the surrounding environment will tantalize and tease you for a return visit.
| Elmstead Cottages|Bed and Breakfast|61 Ashstead Park Lane|Cudgewa|3705|02 6077 4324||0427 774324|02 6077 4324|elmstead@corryongcec.net.au||Marja Jarvis|%name%, deep in the heart of Man from Snowy River country; a pristine environment that offers a sense of escape to rejuvenate and make new memories.|1|1|365 days a year|Cheque, cash, EFTPOS|Flora and fauna, barbecue, scenic drives, walks, hiking, horse-riding — byo horse, mountain biking ||Elmstead Cottage
One queen size bed and two single beds.
Arthur's Cottage
One queen size bed and two single beds.
||Welcome to the heart of Man from Snowy River country; a pristine environment that offers a sense of escape to rejuvenate and make new memories.
There are two delightful cottages to choose from:
Elmstead Cottage is a one-bedroom cottage set amongst magnificent elm trees on a working farm. It is considered a cute, cosy and very affordable accommodation option.
Arthur's Cottage is a charming, eco-friendly and historic two-bedroom cottage (circa 1887). The cottage is positioned in a secluded location on the banks of the Cudgewa Creek, where platypus play and trout abound. There is a fully equipped kitchen, BYO linen.
Both cottages are located in the foothills of the Snowy Mountains close to bushland and great fishing spots. Thredbo and Mt Kosciusko are a pleasant day trip away.
| Hub Cottage Industries|Art and Craft|37 Towong Street|Tallangatta|3700|02 6071 2611|||||||%name% has a great range of locally made handcrafts including pottery, soft toys, knitted and crocheted garments, hand-made greeting cards, jewellery and lots, lots more.|1|1|Mon-Fri 9.15am-5.00pmHub Cottage Industries has a great range of locally made handcrafts including pottery, soft toys, knitted and crocheted garments, lots of trendy and colourful scarves, interesting home decor items, quirky painted rocks, hand-made greeting cards, jewellery and lots, lots more.
Jardine Cottage is Corryong's finest Bed and Breakfast boasting the best location in town, a gorgeous setting and a sumptuous dining experience.
The beautiful 120-year-old building that has been lovingly restored and transformed by the Leonhard family. The Cottage and Bed and Breakfast buildings are surrounded by year round cottage gardens that create a relaxing and inviting ambience that will leave you wanting to stay "just one more night".
Jardine Cottage is situated right in the heart of Corryong just off the main shopping strip, a stone's throw from the Visitor Information Centre, a short walk to the local golf club, tennis courts and picture theatre. The location is so convenient; nice and quiet and simply a wonderful place to rest and or base yourself to explore the magnificent Upper Murray, nature trails and natural wonders of the Snowy Valleys Way touring region.
Opened in 1998, Jardine Cottage has five large and well appointed guest rooms and a private lounge. Three of the rooms cater for families with both queen and single beds. Two spa suites are also available for that romantic weekend get away -- it a place for pure indulgence. Jardine Cottage also caters for disabled access.
Escape the hustle and bustle, relax and unwind at Jardine Cottage and Bed and Breakfast in Corryong.
Karinya Gardens is situated at Bethanga neighboring the Hume Weir in the Albury-Wodonga region at the western end of the Towong Shire.
This glorious garden incorporates one hectare of magnificent trees and seasonal blossoms.
Len and Wendy purchased the land as a bare paddock in 1978, and their vision and passion for plant life is now a touring experience to behold.
Len and Wendy are responsible for the design and maintenance of the garden which features a delightful creek walk, rose gardens, perennial borders, intriguing rock walls and numerous seats for your relation and contemplation.
The adjoining park area features a display of seasonal bulbs including a great display of daffodils in the Spring. These many features blend in nicely with the lovely deciduous and evergreen trees that provide shade and shelter.
In 2001, Karinya Gardens was awarded Champion large garden in the Murray River region by Garden Clubs of Australia.
Bus groups welcome, catering by arrangement.
| Koetong Hotel|Hotels|Murray Valley Highway|Koetong|3704|02 6072 7530|||02 6072 7570|lance@koetong-pub.com.au|www.koetong-pub.com.au|Lance Collins and Elizabeth Donovan|The %name% is a quaint establishment built around 1883 as a coach house and respite for travellers on Cobb and Co Coaches.|1|1|10.30am -11pm, 365 days a year|Bankcard, Mastercard, Visa, cheque, EFTPOS|Flora and fauna, barbecue, birdwatching, dining, scenic drives, walks, rail trail, tracks and trails, hiking, photography|Coffee shop, TV cosy fireplace in the hotel|Accommodation is available in pub-style rooms brimming with character of a bygone era. Clean and comfortable with complimentary continental breakfast.|Cancellation/Booking Policy
Koetong Hotel booking policy requires lodgment of credit card details at time of booking with a confirmation of at least 2 days prior to arrival. No show will incur a minimum charge of $20 charged directly to your credit card.
|The Koetong Hotel is a quaint establishment built around 1883 as a coach house and respite for travelers on Cobb and Co Coaches.
Situated 30km east of Tallangatta and 50km west of Corryong on the Murray valley Highway, this hotel has been given the title of the "Highest hotel in Victoria" by the chairman of Tourism Australia, Mr. Tim Fisher.
The Hotel is set among beautiful countryside that's well worth exploring. The area is ideal for fishing, trail walks, trail bike riding and close to the alpine skiing during winter months.
The Koetong Hotel is warm and friendly, making it the perfect weekend retreat from Melbourne or Sydney, any time of the year.
King parrots and crimson rosellas swoop in to be ritually fed each afternoon. It's a colourful spectacle and one to certainly entertain.
On the last Sunday of every month the local Koetong Bush Band performs for your enjoyment.
Restaurant-style meals and espresso coffee cater to the weary traveler or anyone looking for a delicious stop while touring the Snowy Valleys Way .
| Laurel Hotel|Hotels|PO Box 1|Mitta Mitta|3701|02 6072 3541|||02 6072 3400||||The %name% is a very popular destination for the fisherman, families or traveller looking for a friendly pub culture experience.|1|1|7 Days a week|Bankcard, Amex, Mastercard, Visa, cheque, EFTPOS|Flora and fauna, barbecue, dining, scenic drives, walks, golf||Australian Hotel (pub-style) rooms with shared shower and toilet. One cabin which accommodates up to 6 people.||A beautiful old Australian Hotel located on the picturesque banks of the Mitta River. A very popular destination for the fisherman, families or traveller looking for a friendly pub culture experience. Meet the local publicans and learn about the pub's unique history and how it has served the community for more than 100 years.
The Laurel Hotel of Mitta Mitta has a great reputation for typical Australian pub cuisine such as a great Parmi, good Mitta Valley Steak and a top little menu for the ankle-biters.
Take a drive along the picturesque Mitta Valley and make the Laurel Hotel your meal time or short stay destination. The Hotel is also located directly opposite the General store and is within easy driving distance of so many wonderful attractions including bushwalks, Dartmouth Dam and The Walnuts. To find out more call in and meet the locals at the Laurel Hotel in Mitta Mitta.
| Magorra Public Park|Caravan Parks|Mitta North Road|Mitta Mitta|3701|02 6072 3568|||02 6072 3568|caravan@wombatgully.com.au|www.wombatgully.com.au/~magorra||On the junction of the Mitta River and Snowy Creek, %name% provides a perfect base for people who love to fish, canoe, raft and just splash about on shady river beaches.|1|1|9am-5pm, 365 days a yearEncircled by the Mitta River, on the junction of Snowy Creek, Magorra Park in Mitta Mitta provides a perfect base for people who love to fish, canoe, raft and just splash about on shady river beaches.
Magorra Park has powered and unpowered lawn sites in the central section of the caravan park and a vast bush camp area where people can spread out and enjoy the quiet of the river bank but still have access to the facilities nearby.
Magorra Park also features a 9 hole golf course, tennis courts, an oval for the kids to run free and set up their games plus a great playground. The park also features bush tracks within the park for young cyclists. A new modern camp kitchen and picnic area provides barbeques and all the equipment you need to prepare for meals. Toilets, showers and a laundry are centrally located to all sites.
Mitta is a quiet picturesque village with a pub and general store with so many interesting places in the district to visit.
Magorra Park is the perfect place to stretch out in the shade or gather with friends around a fire in a pretty rural setting.
| Miner\'s Cottage|Self-contained|93 Hanson Street|Corryong|3707| Mitta River Ostriches|Adventure|38 Mitta North Road|||02 6072 0320|||02 6072 0320|||Michael and June Duncan|%name% provide a relaxing yet very informative guided tour about ostrich farming.|1|1|November to AprilMitta River Ostriches provide a relaxing yet very informative guided tour about Ostrich farming.
Learn about the various stages of development including incubation, hatching, and the baby chicks' nursery through to adult breeding.
Your hosts Michael and June Duncan are typically friendly and welcoming to all visitors. Enjoy some of June's scrumptious country morning or afternoon teas while enjoying the picturesque outlook from the veranda of their historic property.
Michael and June also have a lovely range of ostrich leather products available. Private car and coaches most welcome.
| Mountain Detour Bed and Breakfast|Bed and Breakfast|150 Harris Street|Corryong|3707|02 6076 2097||0428 329 458|02 6076 2097||www.springmigration.com.au|Jennifer Fennell and Judith Sykes|Welcome to %name%, where you can feel at home in a comfortable newly renovated double bedroom which offers you your own television, ceiling fan, electric blanket and radio.|0|1|365 days a year|Cash, cheque|Barbecue, scenic drives, walks|BBQ, secured car parking, iron, kitchen, TV, lounge area|Cosy double bedroom with ceiling fan, TV, electric blanket, radio-alarm clock. Shared bathroom facilities.||Welcome to Mountain Detour, where you can feel at home in a comfortable newly renovated double bedroom which offers you your own television, ceiling fan, electric blanket and radio.
A choice of breakfast foods is also available together with full use of a kitchen and separate dining area. The room rate is currently $75 per double per night as of June 1, 2007.
Relax in front of the fire and watch a movie and enjoy a good night's sleep in the peace and tranquillity of the country.
Explore beautiful Corryong and discover the breathtaking surrounding areas before setting off along the Alpine Way to the mountains or the Victorian Alps.
Barbecue facilities are available to cook your catch of the day.
Secure undercover parking and garage is also available, making it an ideal spot for car enthusiasts or motorcycle fans.
| Mountain View Motel|Motels|74-76 Towong Road|Corryong|3707|02 6076 1766|||02 6076 1764|||Fiona Sandral|The %name% (formerly the Pinnabar Motel) boasts 18 units with views across the breathtaking Upper Murray and Snowy Valleys.|0|0|24 hours, 7 days a week (night bell)|Mastercard, Visa, EFTPOS|BBQ, car park, children catered for, cots, iron, swimming pool, television, 24-hour reception (night bell)|BBQ, scenic drives|18 motel units: family room, double rooms, single rooms|Booking/Cancellation Policy
Man from Snowy River Bush festival weekend: one night's accommodation must be paid for in advance and a minimum of a three-night booking applies. Failure to arrive will mean a non-refundable payment on one night's accommodation.
|Gorgeous mountain views are abounding from this 18-unit motel in Corryong. There is a range of accommodation available including family, double and single rooms that enable you to take in the breathtaking scenery of the Upper Murray and Snowy Valleys Way touring region.
All rooms include tea and coffee making facilities, electric blankets and television. Guests can also enjoy the in-ground pool and barbecue facilities.
Continental or country style cooked breakfasts are available. Dining room is also available for group bookings.
| Mt Mittamatite Caravan Park|Caravan Parks|Murray Valley Highway|Corryong|3701|02 6076 1152|||02 6076 1848|mt12145@bigpond.net.au||Leslie Parker|%name% is ideally located in the foothills of the Snowy Mountains just one kilometre west of the Corryong Post Office and a short drive from the picturesque Nariel Creek. |0|1|365 days a yearThe Mt. Mittamatite Caravan Park is ideally located in the foothills of the Snowy Mountains just one kilometre west of the Corryong Post Office and a short drive from the picturesque Nariel Creek.
The Caravan Park consists of 58 sites (22 powered and 36 unpowered), barbecue facilities, baby bath, playground, swimming pool, and general store.
Mt. Mittamatite Caravan Park also has a range of en-suite cabins and on-site vans available in shady surrounds.
If you are looking for a convenient and comfortable stay just a few minutes' walk to the heart of Corryong, stay and play at Mt. Mittamatite Caravan Park.
| Peepin's Cinema Cafe and Pizza Bar|Food and Wine,Entertainment|71 Hanson Street|Corryong|3701|02 6076 1791|||||www.cinemacafe.com.au |Peepin and Sandi|%name% provides take away or dine in and also offers a wonderful experience of fine dining while you watch latest-release movies in comfort.|1|1|Open Wednesday-SundayPeepin's Cinema Cafe and Pizza Bar provides take away or dine in and also offers a wonderful experience of fine dining while you watch latest-release movies in comfort.
We are fully licensed and our menu consists of a large variety including antipasto platter, dips and warm bread, delicious gourmet pizza and pasta and scrumptious seafood.
Relax in air conditioned comfort and stretch out in our recliner chairs and footrests with quality service.
Group bookings and functions is a specialty with catering offered from finger food through to three course meals.
An addition to Jack's Bar is our pleasant courtyard offering a relaxing outdoor experience.
So contact Peepin or Sandi and arrange your function or even book the cinema for any major sporting event so you and your friends or staff can enjoy it live on the big screen.
|The Pepperleaf Wine Bar and Restaurant is something a little bit different -- a taste of gourmet living location with elegant decor and friendly service in a beautiful rural.
This family owned and fully licensed restaurant offers not only breakfast and lunch everyday but also serves freshly roasted Amanti Coffee, gourmet teas, homemade cakes and other delicious afternoon delights.Restaurateur and vintner Kerry Potocky-Pacay is also happy to sell you a glass or even a case of her locally grown wines.
The restaurant is open seven days a week and Monday to Saturday evenings, subject to bookings. The menu is a mix of modern Australian cuisine and old favorites with a new twist with the emphasis on fresh seasonal ingredients complemented with a great selection of wines, beers and cocktails.
| Red Oaks Farm Stay|Self-contained|835 Little Snowy Creek Road|Eskdale|3701|02 6072 0480|||02 6072 0495|ausredkm@albury.net.au||Karen Moroney|Quiet, peaceful, spectacular views — put your feet up and relax. %name% is located in the lush Mitta Valley, 85km from Albury-Wodonga and only 20 minutes from Lake Dartmouth, renowned for its great fishing.|1|1|365 days a year|Mastercard, Visa, cheque, cash|Astronomy, barbecue, birdwatching, scenic drives, indulgence packages, walks, tracks and trails, golfing, hiking, horse-riding — byo horse, mountain biking, photography, trailbike rides, fishing — byo fishing gear|BBQ, car park, children catered for, iron, kitchen, lounge area|Cancellation Policy
Please notify 48 hours in advance to avoid penalty
|Quiet, peaceful, spectacular views &mdash, put your feet up and relax. Red Oaks Farm Stay is located in the lush Mitta Valley, 85km from Albury-Wodonga and only 20 minutes from Lake Dartmouth, renowned for its great fishing.
Red Oaks Farm Stay is stylish and unique, offering visitors the best of both worlds: lifestyle amid mountains and streams.
Red Oaks is ideally located for fishing enthusiast, families seeking a weekend in the country, horse riding groups, 4Wd groups and couples looking for a romantic getaway.
Red Oaks Farm Stay is fully self contained, featuring a large patio deck, gas barbecue, fully equipped laundry, country style kitchen and all the comforts of home.
| Sign of the Times|Art and Craft|47 Towong Street|Tallangatta|3700|02 6071 3491|||||||Located in the middle of Tallangatta, %name% showcases the work of local artists in a living arts workshop.|1|1|||||||Located in the middle of town — come and experience a working artists' studio.
Showcasing the Arts
Workshopping the Arts
Awards
The Snowy Hydro Upper Murray Challenge is an annual, one-day multi-sport race for individuals or relay teams held in early October on Australia's most scenic and challenging course.
The course starts in Khancoban, NSW and involves riding a mountain bike 38km over forest trails and tracks, paddling 26km down the Swampy Plains and Murray Rivers and finishes with a 25km cross-country run over Mt Elliott to Corryong, Vic.
Come and experience the magnificent scenery and country hospitality that only the Upper Murray can offer, coupled with friendly volunteers in a not-for-profit, community-run event.
| Snowy Mountain Holidays|Self-contained|21 Sullivan Street|Towong|3707|02 6076 8252||||snowyhol@corry.albury.net.au|www.albury.net.au/~snowyhol|Ron and Sarah Vise|%name% is located in the rural town of Towong in North East Victoria. We overlook the Upper Murray River and onto the Snowy Mountains Range. The views are magnificent. |1|1|24 hours a day, all year round|Bankcard, Amex, Mastercard, Visa, cheque, EFTPOS|Fishing, canoeing, bicycling, barbecue, birdwatching, dining, scenic drives, walks, tracks and trails, hiking, photography.|BBQ, car park, children catered for, iron, kitchen, private facilities, TV, lounge area, 24-hour reception|We offer two cottages, uniquely constructed with open beams and a cosy atmosphere. The cottages are fully self-contained with linen provided.
Many of the furnishings are hand-made or antique which add to the ambience and country character of your stay.
Each cottage has a separate bedroom and sleeps 4-6 people. We also offer B&B accommodation in our log home. Have a look at our website for more details.
|Booking policy
Deposit: We request a deposit of $100 to confirm your reservation.
Cancellation: In case of a necessary change of plans, the deposit less $25 service charge, will be refunded providing notice of cancellation reaches us two weeks before the scheduled arrival date.
|Discover the Magic of the Upper Murray River area with its pastoral valleys, winding Murray River and Australia's highest mountain, Kosciuszko, always in the background.
Snowy Mountain Holidays is located in the rural town of Towong in North East Victoria. We overlook the Upper Murray River and onto the Snowy Mountains Range. The views are magnificent.
We are small and personalised, offering cottage accommodation along with guided fishing and canoe trips.
Sightseeing drives are the perfect way to enjoy the views. We are close to three National Parks which provide a variety of bush walks, or you can enjoy the walks right here beside the Murray River. Bird life is abundant. The roads in the area are excellent for both motorcycling and bicycling. Pets are welcome.
Meals are available with advanced notice served in the dinning room of our log home. Breakfast can be provided in your cottage if you wish.
| Tallangatta 50s Festival|Festivals|P.O.Box 100|Tallangatta|3700|02 6071 2621||0438 712 621|02 6076 1883|cathe15@bigpond.com|www.tallangattafifties.com.au|Cath Cavanagh|%name%. If you love Rock'n'Roll, a pristine environment, fine country hospitality, classic cars, craft markets, great music and a good time, Tallangatta is the place to be on the last weekend in October.|1|1|The last weekend in OctoberAbout Tallangatta
If you love Rock'n'Roll, a pristine environment, great country hospitality, classic cars, craft markets, great music and a good time, Tallangatta is the place to be on the last weekend in October.
The Tallangatta 50s Festival has rocked the town with some of the best entertainers around. Some of these top artists include The Delltones, Little Pattie, Judy Stone, Lonnie Lee, Normie Rowe, Johnny Young and Frankie J Holden.
Rock on to the official website to learn more about this great event.
| Tallangatta Hotel|Hotels|77 Towong Street|Tallangatta|3700|02 6071 2513||||herb@tallangattahotel.com.au|www.tallangattahotel.com.au|Herb and Jo Stratton|Herb and Jo invite you to drop in to the %name% for a cold beer, a good yarn and an appetising meal. Counter meals are served daily and are the best in town.|0|1|||||Six single rooms at $30.00 per night; one twin share (two singles) $40.00 per night; four doubles $40.00 per night; family room with queen size bed, bunks and ensuite $60.00 per night; bungalow that can sleep nine people great for a family or group POA.||There’s plenty of parking space and we have full facilities from the coldest beer in town to TAB, gaming machines, accommodation, wide screen TV and much more. Families are most welcome with a park across the road that has play equipment. We have a children's meal menu.
| Tallangatta Lakelands Caravan Park|Caravan Parks|Queen Elizabeth Drive|Tallangatta|3700|02 6071 2457||| |smckenzie4@bigpond.com||Simon and Sue McKenzie|Camp, bring your caravan or stay in one of the cabins at %name% in Tallangatta.|1|1|8am-7pm, 365 days a year|Bankcard, Visa, EFTPOS|BBQ, cycle and running paths, iron, TV|BBQ, rail trail, tracks and trails, flora and fauna, bird watching, scenic drives, walks, fishing, swimming|Range of CabinsCamp, bring your caravan or stay in one of the cabins at Tallangatta Lakelands Caravan Park in Tallangatta. Bring your children, relatives or friends and while you're here, relax, ride, walk, drive or play in one of the waterways in the area.
Set in natural surrounds, the park is an easy walk to the heart of town and has the community walking track located within and extending from the park.
The kids will enjoy the freedom of riding their bikes safely through the park or playing in the wide open spaces. The park is also conveniently located next to the High Country Rail Trail. It is the perfect place to base yourself while you discover the delights of the Mitta and Murray regions.
A range of cabins cater for the budget conscious through to family groups. Come and enjoy a relaxing time at Tallangatta Lakelands Caravan Park.
| Tallangatta Motor Inn|Motels|1 Akuna Avenue|Tallangatta|3700|02 6071 2208|1800 816 746||02 6071 2502|tpeffer@bigpond.net.au|www.tallangattamotorinn.com.au|Ward Peffer|The %name% is located centrally in Tallangatta within easy walking distance of the main street and all town facilities, 500m from Lake Hume and across the road from the swimming pool and sporting facilities. |0|1|7am-10pm, 365 days a year|Cash, Bankcard, Amex, Mastercard, Visa, Cheque, EFTPOS|BBQ, car park, children catered for, cots, cycle paths, running paths, private facilities, outdoor spa, TV, lounge area, tennis courts across the road, town pool located across the road||All rooms are air conditioned and have ensuites, color televisions, direct dial telephone, hair dryer, tea- and coffee-making facilities, toasters, heater and electric blankets. All rooms are serviced daily.
||The Tallangatta Motor Inn is a family owned and operated motel situated in the scenic North Eastern Victoria. We are located centrally in Tallangatta, within easy walking distance of the main street and all town facilities, 500m from Lake Hume and across the road from the pool and sporting facilities.
For a blissful night's sleep away from the traffic noise, Tallangatta Motor Inn offers good quality, ground floor, clean and comfortable rooms for a good night's rest assured. Continental or cooked breakfast is also available to help you start your day before touring the PURE and pristine region of the Tallangatta area and the Snowy Valleys Way touring region.
Tallangatta Motor Inn is the ideal place to base yourselves for day trips to explore the historic townships, gourmet food regions, Man from Snowy River Country and the picturesque Mitta Valley.
| Tallangatta Old Time Dance|Entertainment|61 Queen Elizabeth Drive|Tallangatta|3700|02 6071 2545||0448 499 093|02 6071 2545|frjohnw@bigpond.com|members.westnet.com.au/bishopslodge1/tallangatta.html||From 8pm on the first Saturday of every month the %name% sweeps you along to toe-tapping live music and all your Old Time Dance favorites|0|1|First Saturday of each month, 8pm to midnight|||Anglican Church stained glass windows, lakeside community walking track, high country rail trail|||From 8pm on the first Saturday of every month swing along to toe-tapping live music provided to accompany all those Old Time Dance favorites -- the Pride of Erin, Swing Waltz, Maxina, Dorothea, to name just a few.
A first class dance floor, a hall air conditioned for your comfort, all capped off with a delicious country style supper, friendly atmosphere, raffle and novelty dances are all part of this unique attraction.
A warm welcome is extended to all comers from the experienced to the beginner, in an ideal family-friendly atmosphere. Celebrating 30 continuous toe-tapping years in September 2007.
Located at the Anglican Parish hall in Tallangatta's main street, opposite the Caltex Service station.
| Tallangatta Town Garage Sale|Community Events|C/- Tallangatta for the FutureDeveloped in 1999 by Mary Aldrich and Tallangatta for the Future, the Garage Sale encourages visitors to explore areas of Tallangatta away from the main street.
Hundreds of visitors responded to the initial 25 advertised garage sales and popular demand saw this become an annual event with over 70 households taking up the opportunity offered by widespread advertising in local TV, radio and print media. Local no-profit groups also take the opportunity to raise much needed funds and "out of towners" are invited to set up in the park in the centre of town.
A lot of interesting treasures find new homes on the day. Anything from a new fish tank, a Wedgewood plate, crystal, car parts, clothing, ornaments, tennis racquets and sporting goods or just about anything you can think of!
Since the initial event, many local and regional communities have followed Tallangatta township's lead. Come and find your own piece of treasure and explore this beautiful little town on the first Saturday in October.
| The Man From Snowy River Bush Festival|Festivals|PO Box 144|Corryong|3707|02 6076 1992|||02 6076 1883|festival@bushfestival.com.au|www.bushfestival.com.au||%name% celebrates Banjo Paterson's poem The Man from Snowy River with bush folklore, skills and traditions based around the icon Jack Riley and all he represented.|1|1|First weekend in April each year|||||Tourism Awards
Kleenheat Community Event of the Year 2006
Albury Wodonga Business Excellence Awards 2006
The Man from Snowy River Bush Festival was established in 1995, when promoter Jonathon King celebrated the centenary year of Banjo Paterson's poem The Man from Snowy River.
The Festival a celebration of bush folklore, skills and traditions based around the icon Jack Riley and all he represented.
The Festival brings together the Upper Murray Community, people from around Australia and international visitors to celebrate traditional high country and bush culture and in particular the imagery created by the words of The Man from Snowy River.
It is a unique bush gathering of mountain riders, poets, artists and lovers of the Australian High Country and pioneering spirit.
The Challenge, Australia's most prestigious horse event, poetry and bush music, the re enactment of Banjo's famous poem, street activities, art and photography exhibition, aussie bush idol competition and ute muster all contribute to this unique Australian Experience.
The Potted Cumquat Plant and Gift store is located in the picturesque township of Tallangatta on the shores of Lake Hume. Choose from a unique range of gift and home wares that are inspired by a French tone, making every purchase very special and adding a touch of style to your home.
Select from a diverse range of garden pots with coloured glazes and natural finishes that will enhance your patio, veranda or outdoor entertaining space. All this, and more is housed in a rustic building featuring corrugated iron, Baltic pine and restored antique furniture.
Views that sweep across the Snowy Mountains that touch the diamonds of the Southern skies are a key feature and experience to behold when staying at the Ridge in Towong.
Mark and Sandy offer a range of accommodation including a 4-star fully self contained and three well appointed cabins that enable you to relax and unwind in Victoria's pure High Country.
Lie by the pool or choose from our local restaurants and recreational activities including - tennis, golf, canoeing, fishing and skiing. The nearby State and National Parks are also very close by, so get back to nature, relax and wind and spend some quality time at The Ridge in Towong.
Cabins range from $160-$200, all are self contained, sleep up to 5 people and offer barbecue facilities.The Ridge is the ideal location — set amongst tranquil and breathtaking landscapes — the perfect place to relax and unwind.
| The School Cottage|Self-contained|7 Nugents Road|Lake Alfred|3709|02 6056 9378, 02 6037 6264||0427 376 264|02 6056 9378|pndjgadd@bigpond.com||Debi Gadd|%name% — a peaceful place to unwind, snooze or read a favourite book or indulge in a romantic break with someone special.|1|1|9am-9pm, 7 days per weekCancellation/Booking Policy
Payment of one-third deposit required at time of booking. Cash, money order or cheque. Cancellation fee will apply if less than 48 hours notice.
|Relaxing at The School Cottage will renew and energize your spirit while soaking up the stunning natural surrounds of the Mount Alfred valley.
An ideal base to explore the ecology, history and attractions of the Upper Murray area and the Snowy Mountains. The Murray River is close by, with the towns of Jingellic 10km away, Walwa 16km and Albury-Wodonga 104km.
The cottage is situated on a working farm and was originally built as a primary school in 1927.
A peaceful place to unwind, snooze or read a favourite book or indulge in a romantic break with someone special.
| Towong Cup|Festivals|Towong Turf Club Inc"The Flemington of the Bush", Towong Turf Club meets twice a year — late December and Saturday of the Victorian Labor Day Weekend in March.
Saturday of the Labor Day weekend is Towong Cup Day, a true bush racing spectacular located in the foothills of the Snowy Mountains and only a few kilometres from the Murray River.
Horses have been pounding the track since 1871 and the setting is superb. Gorgeous shady trees and a grandstand that is more than 100 years old beckons from the Murray Valley Highway and the magnificent aged elm trees will greet you with a welcoming wave as you drive along the main the entrance to the track.
This now famous race track featured in the Phar Lap movie in the late 1970s with many local people sharing their five minutes of stardom on film.
There are a hundred legends and stories to be told about the Towong Race Track; stories that will tantalize and tease and become part of the action on Cup Day.
The Towong Race Track also attracts and inspires artists, historians, the fashion-conscious, the punter and the festive spirit of the pure Upper Murray region.
Join the local community and visitors from all over Australia to have a great country racing day out.
| Upper Murray Caravan and Tourist Park|Caravan Parks|17 Back Road|Tintaldra|3708|02 6077 9207|||02 6077 9207|info@uppermurraytouristpark.com.au|www.uppermurraytouristpark.com.au|Sue Cornwell and Craig Waight|The %name% is a peaceful privately owned park opposite the magnificent Murray River in the small township of Tintaldra, 22km north of Corryong. |0|1|7am-7pm, 365 days a year|Cash|Canoeing -- canoe hire available, flora and fauna, birdwatching, astronomy, barbecue, scenic drives, walks, fishing ,swimming|BBQ, car park, children catered for, private facilities, pets allowed|Self contained Ensuite Cabins
Canvas Cabins
The Upper Murray Caravan and Tourist Park is a peaceful privately owned park opposite the magnificent Murray River in the small township of Tintaldra, 22km north of Corryong.
Sue and Craig offer a range of accommodation options at affordable prices. Self-contained ensuite cabins are available in one or two bedrooms and have kitchens well equipped for preparing meals. All ensuite cabins include a TV, microwave, fridge, cooker, heater, fan and linen.
Other accommodation options include canvas cabins: ideal for special interest groups or friends looking for a comfortable bed at a budget price. Sheltered grassy powered sites and camping sites are also available and within a short distance to the Murray River, local pub and historic Tintaldra store.
Canoe Hire is a specialty with a range of destination choices to suit all time framesand levels of experience. Enjoy the stunning scenery as you make your way down the pristine waters of Australia's largest river.
If you are looking for a unique holiday experience with a difference and enjoy the great outdoors, take a holiday on the Murray at the Upper Murray Caravan and Tourist Park at Tintaldra.
| Victoria Hotel|Hotels|2 Banool Road|Tallangatta|3700|02 6071 2672|02 6071 3672|||||Terry and Kaye McIntosh|Your hosts Terry and Kaye welcome you to join them at the %name% for a hearty country-style pub meal any day of the week. Lunch is served 12 noon to 2pm and dinner from 6pm to 8pm.|1|1|Mon-Sat: 11am-1amBooking Policy
Courtesy call appreciated 48 hours in advance
|The Victoria Hotel of Tallangatta is family owned and operated. Your hosts Terry and Kaye welcome you to join them for a hearty country-style pub meal any day of the week. Lunch is served 12 noon to 2pm and dinner from 6pm to 8pm.
Kaye and Terry also offer very affordable, clean and comfortable accommodation. "We serve the coldest beer in town," says Terry.
Terry and Kaye also offer a range of quality regional wines and an outside al fresco dining experience located at the front of the Hotel; the giant umbrella provides great protection and creates relaxing and friendly atmosphere that enables you to watch the day go by.
The Victoria Hotel at Tallangatta is also a favorite with cyclists and motorcycle touring groups as the hotel offers a large secure back yard for bikes.
Join Terry and Kaye for a great family hotel experience — cold beer, great wines, friendly Aussie pub and the ideal place to unwind.
| Walwa Riverside Caravan Park|Caravan Parks|River Road|Walwa|3709|02 6037 1388|||02 6037 1618|||Noel and Wendy Brown|The %name% has a range of powered and unpowered sites and great cabins in an idyllic location on the banks of the Murray River.|1|1|24/7, 365 days a year|Cash, cheque|BBQ, car park, kitchen, 24-hour reception|Flora and fauna, arts and crafts, bird watching, barbecue, craft, dining, scenic drives, walks, golf, hiking, relaxation, photography, sports viewing, wine tasting, fishing (byo gear), swimming|Cabins sleep up to 6 people. Fully equipped. Linen supplied by prior arrangement.||Noel and Wendy invite you to their beautiful caravan park. This idyllic location has a range of powered and unpowered sites and great cabins that accommodate up to 6 people.
The Walwa Riverside Caravan Park is situated on the banks of the Murray River, one of Australia's greatest rivers, pure and clean in the upper reaches of the Upper Murray touring region.
Every season is a delight on the river: new birdlife and a kaleidoscope of color that will please the artist and nature lover in us all.
Enjoy the pure relaxation and tranquillity that Walwa Riverside Caravan Park has to offer and enjoy one of the many day trips or nearby State and National Parks. Walwa Riverside Caravan Park is the ideal location to base yourself, your family and friends.
It's a friendly location where guests enjoy sitting around a fire, sharing a yarn and all the best-kept secrets of the Murray River and Walwa region.
| Willow Crossing Holiday House|Self-contained|2127 Benambra Corryong Road|Nariel Valley|3707|02 6077 1280|||02 6077 1262|fitz@activ8.net.au|www.willowcrossing.com.au|Christine and Gerard Fitzpatrick|%name% is a superbly furnished, secluded, self-contained three bedroom home, in peaceful gardens, accommodating up to ten people with all linen provided.|0|1|365 days a year|Cash, cheque, internet banking|Flora and fauna, barbecue, birdwatching, cooking, scenic drives, walks, tracks and trails, hiking, photography, night-time wildlife spotting, dairy farm tour, horse riding (byo horse), trail biking (motorbike), fishing (byo fishing gear)||Three-bedroom home, queen size bedroom, double bedroom, bunk bedroom sleeps 6, open plan living, kitchen, dining and lounge, separate bathroom, laundry and toilet, large outdoor decking and entertaining area, carport and double bay shed.||A warm country welcome is offered to guests at Willow Crossing Holiday House, located a short stroll from the Nariel Creek, surrounded by the mountains and tracks of the Upper Murray near Corryong.
Willow Crossing Holiday House is a superbly furnished, secluded, self-contained three bedroom home, in peaceful gardens, accommodating up to ten people with all linen provided. The open plan dining and lounge rooms lead onto outdoor decking. Barbecue facilities are provided
Bring family and friends along for a wonderful country escape and enjoy the pristine environment of the Pure Upper Murray Valley country.
With every new day there is new life and energy abundant in the picturesque Nariel Valley ... fish, swim or paddle the crystal clear waters of the Nariel Creek located right at the back door of Willow Crossing Holiday House, your home to enjoy, relax and play.
Observe the birdlife and explore the garden, mountains, tracks and Nariel Creek Valley. As an optional extra, you may choose a dairy farm tour or enjoy a night-time wildlife spotting adventure to meet the friendly kangaroo, wombats, possums and deer.
Horses and outdoor dogs are most welcome at Willow Crossing Holiday House, your home to enjoy, relax and play.
| Winnawoo Manor|Bed and Breakfast|22 Wattle Street|Old Tallangatta|3701|02 6071 3365|||||www.winnawoomanor.com|Anne Almond|Nestled in the hills of Old Tallangatta, %name% is in the heart of the Upper Murray Valleys, a 40-minute drive from Albury-Wodonga along the gently curving Murray Valley Highway. |1|1|365 days a year, all hours|Cash, cheque|Flora and fauna, barbecue, birdwatching, cooking, scenic drives, walks ,tracks and trails, photography, fishing (byo fishing gear).|BBQ, car park, children catered for, cots available, cycle / running paths, iron, kitchen, library, tennis courts, swimming pool, masseur, TV, lounge area.|Nestled among the rolling hills of Old Tallangatta on Lake Hume, Winnawoo Manor is located in the heart of the Upper Murray Valleys, a 40-minute drive from Albury-Wodonga along the gently curving Murray Valley Highway.
Winnawoo Manor offers tranquillity, bird attracting garden, extensive lawns, in-ground swimming pool, nearby tennis courts, undercover parking and a cosy winter fire.
Ideal for couples, families and small groups the residence accommodates 18 people in eight well-appointed bedrooms (six with queen-size beds), has four bathrooms and a spacious dining/lounge area adjoining a large undercover deck.
Surrounded by magnificent scenery, some local attractions include the High Country Rail Trail for cycling or walking, streams, rivers and dams for fishing and boating, tracks and trails in State Parks and Forests, heritage areas and the Tallangatta 50s Festival.
The B&B tariff includes Anne's wonderful home-baked treats and a fully cooked breakfast.Dinner or guest function catering is available by arrangement.
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