Discover the best top things to do in Marysville, Australia including Marysville State Forest, Gallipoli Park, Steavenson Falls, Keppel Lookout Trail, Marysville State Forest, Stevenson Falls, Tree Fern Gully Trail, Lake Mountain Alpine Resort, Phantom Falls, Cumberland Walk.
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
Heading north from Warburton, the road towards Marysville seems to climb foreever on a gentle grade, winding through a variety of landscapes, made even more interesting when you see the re-growth since the Black Saturday fires in 2009. But the highlight is clearly the thousands of tree ferns that line most of the road.
4.5 based on 126 reviews
Terrific space for kids and adults a alike. Lots of features hidden in this little gem, including a small lake with trout fishing and a BBQ area to cook lunch. Kids played for hours. Highly recommended.
4.5 based on 663 reviews
Beautiful waterfall that can be viewed from the top and bottom with some steps. Easy signage too. Easy drive up to the carpark however it is very busy and $3 parking. Clean toilets accessible.
4.5 based on 53 reviews
This is a long hard walk. It takes about 4 1/2 to 5 hours if you come back via Steavensons Falls and is extremely steep on the way up. Wear good footwear and take plenty of water. There are no loos at the top so go before setting off. Wear a hat and take insect repellent and sunscreen. There were lots of March flies. We were really proud of ourselves when were finished the walk and the views are well worth it.
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Marysville State Forest is quite extensive, climbing a long way which proffered excellent views at times; but the contrasts of the drive itself were the most remarkable. Seemingly endless tree-ferns lined the road, twisting ever upward. Very relaxing
4.5 based on 17 reviews
easy access, magnificent waterfall with lots of walking opttions for different views of the waterfall. Highly recommended.
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Great track for a half day hike - leaves from behind the Marysville Information Centre so parking available (assuming it’s not a busy day). Track is gravelled and in good condition - lovely hike with a few short steep bits. Steavensons Falls at the end of the track quite pretty. We were there early Autumn so less water but would be great to see with more water flowing later in the year.
4.0 based on 294 reviews
Lake Mountain is Melbourne's closest and most affordable alpine resort, just a 120 kilometre drive from Melbourne. A year round destination for the entire family which during the winter months offers over 37 kilometres of cross-country ski trails, toboggan slopes and plenty of snow play areas. During spring and summer enjoy exhilarating flying fox rides, laser skirmish, challenging mountain bike trails and enchanting mountain walks. The Resort provides skiers with the opportunity of learning new skills in a relaxed, fun environment. Our ski school provides both the young and the young at heart with professional ski instruction. Enjoy an intimidation free experience! We offer ski clothing and equipment hire on site over the winter months so there is no reason to not enjoy the diverse experiences that the mountain offers. At the end of an active day enjoy majestic mountain views, local seasonal food and hot and cold beverages at the licensed Cafe or Bistro.
Visited just for a look and couple small hikes,lovely clean facilities,beautiful place to visit.The biggest highlight..the couple of fellas working there that weekend!Very helpful and friendly,got the vibe they thoroughly enjoyed their jobs,and are passionate about the area.Super impressed with their people skills and friendliness,wish I had grabbed their names,massive asset to Lake Mountain.Thanks guys!
4.0 based on 11 reviews
The 2km return walk to the Big Tree and back is well worth doing. The deep forest is magical. If you are a photographer, get your camera ready. There is so much to look at, including potential macro shots. The tree is clearly signposted: it’s a 300 year old, 87 metre mountain ash that deserves your attention, but there is so much more here. The Cambarville picnic area is delightful. The Big Culvert is worth a look, too. Beautiful old stone covered in mosses and lichens. We had a few very pleasant hours there his morning, and really enjoyed the drive up. Sad evidence of the fires, lots of new growth, and spectacular views.
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