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Anton
23 Apr 2026
What a beautiful spot. Lovely hosts. We’d be stoked to go back.
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Emily
10 Apr 2026
We had a lovely stay at the stables, it’s a super cosy space. While the weather wasn’t ideal, it was the perfect place to stay in, with the fire on, listening to the rain and reading a book, snuggled ...up in the window seat. It felt secluded and private despite being close to the main house. It’s a short drive into Bright, which was perfect for us, as we wanted to be away from the school holiday rush, but close enough to town to go and grab dinner, some drinks at The Bright Brewery or go for a wander through the shops. We also visited Wandi Pub at the recommendation of Belinda and Brendan, and were not disappointed! I would definitely recommend a stay at the stables!
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Ruby
7 Jan 2026
Such a beautiful property 🫶 we had such a lovely time and the space was so comfortable and cute. Loved using the bikes to ride to town and local wineries. 10/10 recommend !
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Brendan and Belinda own and operate The Fram at Freeburgh - offering bespoke accommodation in Freeburgh and Mt Hotham. Local knowledge, a love of the area and attention to detail has ensured that our guests have an amazing stay!
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Fishing
You have direst access to the Ovens River from the property. Whether it’s fly-fishing in the rivers and streams, Bright and surrounds, with its pristine waters, is sure to cater for all your fishing desires.
The main rivers of Ovens, Buffalo and Buckland support good self-sustaining populations of blackfish and brown trout. Access to almost all rivers is excellent with good fly- fishing possible without extensive walking. Bait fishing and spinning for trout is also a popular pastime for visitor and locals alike. Bait, fishing gear and fishing licenses can be purchased in Bright.
The main rivers of Ovens, Buffalo and Buckland support good self-sustaining populations of blackfish and brown trout. Access to almost all rivers is excellent with good fly- fishing possible without extensive walking. Bait fishing and spinning for trout is also a popular pastime for visitor and locals alike. Bait, fishing gear and fishing licenses can be purchased in Bright.
Ride The Great Valley Trail
We also offer our guests mountain bikes to enjoy the 16 kilometres of family friendly shared trail, completing a 27 kilometre link between Harrietville and Bright. Just bring a helmet and a back pack for some drinks and snacks. You can access the trail from the property!
Outdoor Equipment Provided
We are located on the Great Valley Trail, we are offering our guests mountain bikes to enjoy the 16 kilometres of family friendly shared trail, completing a 27 kilometre link between Harrietville and Bright, and extending the Murray to Mountains Rail Trail to the base of the Alps. Just bring a helmet and a back pack for some drinks and snacks.
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Afternoon Drinks At Five Acres
We'd heard that Five Acres was a beautiful spot for lunch or a drink, so on our bike ride, we stopped here for a few local ciders in the lush green gardens. It was the perfect way to spend the arvo.
Mountain Bike Riding
The MTB trail network at Bright offers a unique mix of riding opportunity for beginner through to expert. The trails are mostly hand-built and have been developed and improved over many years. The area encompasses everything from flat fire-road to incredibly steep and technical climbs and descents, from novice to expert; you will find a track to challenge you.
E Biking Around Bright
Knowing Bright was famous for the bike tracks, we knew we wanted to go for a bike ride but didn't want to put in too much hard work. We hired E-Bikes and took off for the afternoon. We stopped at a few beautiful viewing points and picked wild apples, before stopping off for a drink at Five Acres.
Billy Button Wine Cellar
We were greeted by a lovely man named Grant who gave us a tasting of local wines and recommended accompaniments based on what we felt like. The name Billy Button comes from local native flowers which you can purchase that last over five years!! And look absolutely beautiful. They were a lovely keepsake to take home with us.
Canyon Walk
Starting from Howitt Park head towards the Star Road Bridge. The track on the northern bank of the Ovens River has steep steps. Cross either of the suspension bridges to create a short or long loop. This walk takes you past a small canyon carved by the Ovens River and water races dug by early miners. Watch for birdlife and wild flowers especially in spring.
Eurobin Falls
Relax with a picnic taking in the sights and sounds of the mesmerizing. In the warmer months, you can have a refreshing dip at Ladies Bath, just 400m from the car park. (1.5km - 45 mins return)
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