Top Things to do in Walhalla
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What to do and see in Walhalla, Victoria: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Walhalla, Australia including Bruntons Bridge, Walhalla historic Walk, Long Tunnel Extended Gold Mine, Walhalla Tramline Walkway, Walhalla Cemetery, Horseshoe Bend Tunnel, Walhalla War Memorial, Walhalla, Victoria, Australia, Walhalla, Victoria, Australia.
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1. Bruntons Bridge
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By kingt559 - Traralgon, Australia
A short drive from Walhalla and we were at Bruntons Bridge. This area has of recent times had an upgrade with more camp sites available and a clean and tidy toilet block. Very relaxing.
2. Walhalla historic Walk
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By T1402UMjob - Craigieburn, Australia
Walhalla is a historic gold mining town. The buildings are all authentic to the late 1800s era, though some are rebuilt in the style after being burnt down, as Walhalla has had many fires. There is abundant historic signage providing both narrative and photographs. The Post office museum is worth inspecting too, for the cost of a donation. The tramway walk above the town offers nice scenic views. Quite a few steps to get to it but it’s fairly flat once you get there and an easy walk. It’s also the beginning of the great alpine walking track that can be followed all the way to Canberra. The walk is as long as you want or as short as 400 metres between stepcases at either end of town. The fire station is unique as it’s built across a creek due to lack of flat ground in the valley. The Chinese gardens site is on the edge of town but nothing much to see as it’s now a camping ground. The walk up to the mountain top cricket ground is a bit steep and continues uphill for 1 km in a zig zag path . Wear sturdy shoes as the path gets very rocky. Take a bat and ball for a hit on the cricket pitch when you get there. Take water, camera, snack, and a hat. There is seating and information boards at intervals on the way up to the oval. Allow more than the 45 minutes return it says it takes unless you are very fit. The uphill is quite strenuous and you will want to spend time at the top as well as reading info boards . I would allow 1.5 hours to do it comfortably .
3. Long Tunnel Extended Gold Mine
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4.5 based on 224 reviews
An authentic underground goldmine that is heritage listed. Tour groups of up to 30 people are escorted by an experienced guide. The Mine is well it, plenty of room and well ventilated. It is very safe. Tours operate daily except Christmas Day at 1:30pm - and at 12noon and 3pm on weekends, public holidays and school holidays.
Reviewed By MikesChoiceone - Rowville, Australia
We first visited this location in 2017. Returned in 2020 with my brother who is visiting us from sunny Sri Lanka. Walhalla is a great place to visit with lots of history. In short this is one of the townships which got electricity at the same time as Melbourne. But then it was the ghost town which got electricity as the last place in the same region. You would Wonder what does that means. Please visit and experience what happened.
4. Walhalla Tramline Walkway
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4.5 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By DiannesReviews - Melbourne, Australia
The best view of Walhalla, you must do it. If you don't want to climb the steps, just park at the Long Tunnel Extended Mine (where the tours are) and walk onto it from there - it's flat, and that way you don't need to do the steps at all. Having said that, I have bad knees but I walked the steps near the rotunda at 6am to watch the new day dawn over Walhalla....there was no sunset due to the fog but it was just magical as there was no-one up yet, just the birds! We walked up near the rotunda, walked along to the viewpoint above where the museum/post office is and you can walk down those steps. Bring your camera! (or phone!)
5. Walhalla Cemetery
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4.5 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By rene616
Walhalla's cemetery is on a very steep hill which makes it very unusual. It was very sad to see how young most of the 1300 "inhabitants" were when they died. Keep an eye open for the "cursed" grave.
6. Horseshoe Bend Tunnel
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4.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Maxx8585 - Coburg, Australia
Amazing forest scenery, nice stroll that takes an hour or so. Small gradient down to the creek and them up again
7. Walhalla War Memorial
8. Walhalla, Victoria, Australia
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
