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Stephanie
2 Jun 2025
Located in a beautiful issolated pocket of bushland. Surrounded by nurrishing nature walks and a depth of history.
The Shearing Shack was çlean enough' however some assistance in the future to maint...ain a quality clean and maintenance would be recommended.
We were lucky to have experience in using and lighting a fire in an OLD STOVE OVEN. Little instructions were left and a high level of trust is given to visitors to maintain a fire like this - considering the surrounding bushland and naute of the building.
NO firewood was left addiquate to fit small stove and we needed to forage / cut wood to fit. This didnt bother us yet i could see how it would others.
Overall it was a lovely little retreat - would I recomend to my frineds - yes due to location, but with warning to cleanliness.
The Shearing Shack was çlean enough' however some assistance in the future to maint...ain a quality clean and maintenance would be recommended.
We were lucky to have experience in using and lighting a fire in an OLD STOVE OVEN. Little instructions were left and a high level of trust is given to visitors to maintain a fire like this - considering the surrounding bushland and naute of the building.
NO firewood was left addiquate to fit small stove and we needed to forage / cut wood to fit. This didnt bother us yet i could see how it would others.
Overall it was a lovely little retreat - would I recomend to my frineds - yes due to location, but with warning to cleanliness.
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Kelly
20 May 2025
Unfortunately our host Susan was very unwell which impacted our stay. All the best Susan.
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Gosia
27 Apr 2025
Peaceful, rustic, set in a beautiful tranquil landscape. Just what we were looking for, we hope to come back!
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I fell in love with Bringalbit when I saw the 1890s lake covered in white waterlilies and wild waterbirds. We came from Beechworth where we had an art and craft gallery - the Buckland Gallery - for many years. My husband and I are both artists, so this was the perfect place to live. My background in art is reflected in the presentation of Bringalbit.
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Susan, the lovely owner of Bringalbit, explained the history of the property and answered the many questions we had. She took us through the gardens and to meet her Highland Cattle, where we got to feed and admire them from up close.
Hiking At Mount Macedon And Hanging Rock
Explore the region and discover why it was made famous by the classic Australian novel and film 'Picnic at Hanging Rock' by Joan Lindsay. The mysterious story of the Valentine's Day disappearance of a group of schoolgirls and their teacher while visiting Hanging Rock in 1901. The legend of the story lingers and creates an eerie atmosphere on the rock.
The small volcano was formed by an upheaval of lava millions of years ago. Discover the massive granite rocks, caves, tunnels and overhanging boulders. Climb to the summit and take in the stunning views of farmland, the forests of Macedon and the Cobaw ranges.
The small volcano was formed by an upheaval of lava millions of years ago. Discover the massive granite rocks, caves, tunnels and overhanging boulders. Climb to the summit and take in the stunning views of farmland, the forests of Macedon and the Cobaw ranges.
Macedon Ranges Walking Trail
Take on the 30km circuit hike which links the Camels Hump and Mount Towrong with the mountain villages of Mount Macedon and Macedon.
Bushwalking At Wombat State Forest
Explore the moss-covered Wombat State Forest and spend some time getting back to nature. Located between Woodend and Daylesford the state forest is approximately 70,000 hectares of beautiful bushland. Spot wildlife such as kangaroos, wombats, wallabies, echidnas, koalas and many species of birds.
Mountain Bike Riding At Wombat State Forest
The Wombat State Forest one of the best places in Victoria for mountain bike trails, with more than 100km of single track to explore.
Trentham Falls
Discover the beautiful and lush Trentham Falls, Victoria's highest single-drop waterfall. The falls were formed some five million years ago by molten lava rapidly cooling as it flowed along the old Coliban River valley.
Trentham waterfall cascades 32 metres onto the quartz gravel below. Located in the Wombat State Forest, this natural wonder is particularly enchanting in winter when every moss covered rock and fern glistens with water. The Trentham Falls Reserve, located on the Great Dividing Range is the perfect place to enjoy a picnic by the river. There are great facilities, including picnic tables, barbecues and toilets nearby.
Trentham waterfall cascades 32 metres onto the quartz gravel below. Located in the Wombat State Forest, this natural wonder is particularly enchanting in winter when every moss covered rock and fern glistens with water. The Trentham Falls Reserve, located on the Great Dividing Range is the perfect place to enjoy a picnic by the river. There are great facilities, including picnic tables, barbecues and toilets nearby.
$160per night