Points of interest

This 150-hectare park was once part of Victoria’s largest Army base, the Seymour Camp, or site 17. Once a busy camp, today the park is a quiet and peaceful place. See relics and building foundations. Take in panoramic views of the surrounding ranges and countryside.

Blue Tongue Berries is a 20 acre organic blueberry farm located near Seymour in central Victoria. The farm produces organic blueberries and has an accommodation offering on site.

The Broadford Courier building is now home to a museum of local history, run by the Broadford and District Historical Society.

Beveridge is home to the Ned Kelly House, the birthplace of the infamous bushranger and where he spent his early childhood years.

Australia’s longest rail trail traverses Mitchell Shire. Its 134km length extends from Tallarook to Mansfield and passes rivers, valleys, lakes and mountains as well as calling in at welcoming country towns. Explore on bike, on foot or on horseback.

Located in Kilmore, this watchtower was erected to honour the explorers whose expedition played a significant role in establishing the colony of Victoria.

Designed by J J Clark, the Kilmore Courthouse was constructed in 1863. The building is an example of Victorian Romanesque style architecture.

The Kilmore Miniature Railway runs on the last Saturday of the month in conjunction with the Kilmore Scouts Market.

The former town hall was built in 1894 and features a decorative facade with enormous Corinthian pillars.