Walhalla AND SURROUNDS Located north of Traralgon and Moe, the unique township of Walhalla was once home to 3000 residents, 10 hotels, 7 churches, as well as schools and shops, all thanks to the large gold deposit within the mountain. Wander the towns many walks and learn about the ‘rich’ gold mining history. Climb on board the Walhalla Goldfields Railway which winds through Stringers Creek Gorge to Thomson Station. Delve deep into the mountain for a fascinating tour of the Long Tunnel Extended Gold Mine, or take a ghost tour at night to discover a different aspect of Walhalla’s past. Learn about the social history of the town in the Corner Store and Museum or take a walk to the unique hilltop cricket pitch. OFFICIAL VISITORS GUIDE | CENTRAL GIPPSLAND — LATROBE CITY
Nearby you’ll find Rawson and Erica. Both towns offer accommodation and places to eat making it a great central location for your outdoor adventure fix. Surrounded by ultimate alpine adventures including bushwalking, mountain hiking and biking trails and rugged 4WD voyages. With the Mount Baw Baw National Park and Thomson River nearby, there is something all year round. In the winter season, ski hire in Erica will help you explore the cross country and family play snowfield of Mt St Gwinear.