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Mount Macedon Open Garden Weekends
The gardens over many weekends of November and during Autumn are open at many magnificent Mt Macedon Gardens that will open their gates to the public, these include; Duneira, Forest Glade, Gresford, and Tieve Tara. Amongst these gardens you can find Llamas living in a Chestnut Orchard, aviaries, ... [Continue Reading]
Anti-Gravity Hill in Woodend is one of our best kept secrets and most unusual and baffling places,. Standing near the bottom of a hill facing up hill, if you tip water onto the road it flows ‘up’ the hill not downhill as gravity would normally do. Place a ball on the road and the same thing Read More…
Ash Wednesday Park is a leafy picturesque park located in Smith Street that provides playground and BBQ facilities for visitors and locals. Ash Wednesday Park commemorates the bushfires that took place in 1983. The area was devastated by the Ash Wednesday fires of 1983. Located in the centre of Macedon in a natural bush setting, with play Read More…
The Camels Hump is the highest point in the Macedon Ranges, with a lookout offering visitors spectacular views. This is one of three local rocky outcrops formed by volcanic action millions of years ago. The Camels Hump is located near the start of Cameron Drive. Several walking tracks depart from the Camels Hump car park, Read More…
Centennial Park is located on Mount Macedon Road at the intersection with Honour Avenue and is the Southern Gateway to Macedon and Mt. Macedon. The Information bay and Touring Map is a focal point for information to the area. The park consists of large grassed recreational areas which showcase the Memorial, Stone Sculptures and Mosaic Read More…