1 The Heathcote - Graytown National Park is a relaxing drive from
Rushworth via Whroo. The park includes Mt Black and Mt Brown,
which are two hills side by side with beautiful views of the forest
to the north and farmland to the south. The Park supports sixteen
threatened species including the crimson-spider orchid, squirrel
glider and swift parrot. (E13)

2 Rowing Centre, Nagambie. (I14)

3 Buckley Park, a scenic and shady park nestled in the heart of
Nagambie, by the water’s edge. (B12)

4 Nagambie Museum, High Street. Open first Saturday of the
month. (C12)

5 Nagambie Lakes Regatta Centre, completed in 1998, this facility
hosts the National Championships of two Olympic sports. (I13)

6 Kirwan’s Bridge, Nagambie, built in 1890, this 313 m long, 55 span
bridge is still in use today over the Goulburn River. (I12)

7 Goulburn Weir, built in 1887 the weir is 212m long and 15m high.
It was the first major diversion structure built in Australia and
irrigates NE Victoria. (J12)

8 The Rushworth State Forest consists of red ironbark, yellow gum
and grey box eucalypts with a profusion of wildflowers and
orchids after autumn and spring rains. (F11)

9 Balaclava Gold Mine at Whroo. (G10)

10 The fire authority’s lookout tower at Growlers Hill offers views
over the town, the Waranga Reservoir, the Rushworth Forest and
the Goulburn Valley. (F18)

11 In 1983 High Street, Rushworth (the main thoroughfare) and its
adjacent streets were declared an Urban Conservation Area by
the National Trust. High Street began its life in 1853 at the outset
of the goldrush. (F18)

12 The Rushworth Skate Park has a large half pipe and a concrete
slab for roller blading and skateboarding. (G18)

13 The Lions Park is a popular spot for a toilet stop, a barbecue, or a
play in the playground. (G17)

14 Ossario Italian war cemetery. (C17)

15 River crossing, site of the original punt and the existing unique
1937 riveted steel bridge. (C16)

16 Riverbank Gardens, covered barbeque facilities, children’s play
area, river access and viewing platforms. (C16)

17 Doctor’s swamp is home to a large number of birds. (J9)

18 The Waranga Basin is a large lake built for irrigation purposes
and a popular spot for skiing, sailing, swimming and fishing. (H7)

19 Lake Bartlett, Tatura. Picturesqe wetlands area witha recreational
fishing spot, BBQ’s and walking tracks around the lake. (P16)

20 Columns Walk, Tatura. One hundred years of the history of
Tatura, beautifully illustrated on columns. (P16)

21 Tatura Park. A major sporting and events complex, hosting
National diary, horse, goat and alpaca shows. (Q16)

22 Mactier Park/Skate Park, Tatura. Parkland setting with
playground, picnic tables, toilets, rotunda and a Great War
Memorial. Skate park with speed ramp and grid rails. (Q15)

23 Cussen Park, Tatura, is a popular natural wetland abounding in
bird life. There are picnic areas, bird hides and viewing platforms,
walking trails and ample parking for buses. (P14)

24 Mooroopna Recreation Reserve, BBQs and playground. (N12)

25 Chinaman’s Gardens, picnic BBQ area on the banks of the
Goulburn River. (P11)

26 Craigmuir Lake, BBQs and playground. (M3)

27 Gemmils Swamp Echuca Road, Mooroopna. A popular flora and
fauna habitat. (M3)

28 Victoria Lake is a favourite picnic spot and a great place to stop
and rest. BBQ facilities are in two locations and a children’s
playground is adjacent to S-CAPE Park. (Q10)

29 S-CAPE Skate Park, Shepparton, Overlooking Lake Victoria.
Skaters can test their skill and hone new tricks on the park’s fun
box, spine ramp, speed ramps, grind rails, bowls and steps. (Q9)

30 Shepparton-Mooroopna Bicycle Network – Shared Pathways, an
extensive pathway system from Shepparton to Mooroopna
includes Aquamoves and Ardmona Kidstown. (P9)

31 Shepparton Mall, Maude Street, Shepparton. Features a variety of
shops, ceramic art and children’s playground. (Q7)

32 BMX Track and Velodrome, Packham Street, Shepparton (off
Parkside Drive). Contact Darren May 5821 0582. (N3)

33 DECA – Driver Education Centre of Victoria, Wanganui Road.
Phone 5821 1099. Driver training and traffic safety education
programs. (N3)

34 Bush Tucker Walk. Take a walk and gain an insight into the
significant role that plants used for food and medicine played in
the survival of local aboriginal people. Free entry. (N2)

35 Dookie Agricultural College (est. 1878). (R3)

36 St Mary’s Catholic Church (1898), Dookie. (R3)

37 CWA Gardens and historic Chateau Clock (1889), Dookie. BBQ,
playground under sails, toilets. (R3)

38 Hazelman’s Cottage. Fauna Park, Kyabram. 1860’s Settler’s
Cottage, early horse-drawn farm machinery, vehicles, sheds and a
blacksmith’s shop. (C4)

39 Jaycee Park, Fenaughty Street, Kyabram. Play equipment,
seating. Next to Skate Park and Pool. (C3)

40 Kyabram Skate Park Fenaughty Street, Kyabram 3620. (C3)

41 Kyabram Plaza Theatre 03 5852 3151. A community run theatre
for plays, movies and musical events. (C3)

42 Edis Park, Kyabram. Arboretum and Fun & Fitness Trail. 18
stimulating exercise stations meandering through a planting of
native bush and gradually moving into an area of deciduous
planting. BBQ, children’s playground, toilets. (D2)