Top Things to do in Macedon Ranges
Top Hotels in Macedon Ranges
Top 10 Sights & Landmarks in Macedon Ranges, Victoria
Discover the best top things to do in Macedon Ranges, Australia including Cloud 9 Farm, Edgar's Mission, Malmsbury Viaduct, Duneira Estate, Mount Macedon Memorial Cross, Woodend Cemetery, Anglican Parish of Woodend, Camel's Hump, Piper Street, Tylden Cemetery.
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1. Cloud 9 Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 17 reviews
2. Edgar's Mission
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5.0 based on 84 reviews
Tours are by appointment only please see our website to book your spot today! Edgar's Mission is a not for profit Farm Sanctuary that seeks to create a humane and just world for humans and non-humans. Edgar's Mission Farm Sanctuary is set on 153 peaceable acres situated just outside of Lancefield, nestled in the tranquillity of the Macedon Ranges.
Reviewed By thelmal2015 - Melbourne, Australia
Excellent day spent at Edgars mission . Tour guide for the day was so brilliant and very informative. Loved every minute of it and can’t wait to go back for the premium tour . All the animals there are looked after amazingly, they truely have found heaven on earth after touching upon hell . Brilliant place and extraordinary human angels that run this place ... bless you all
3. Malmsbury Viaduct
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4.5 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By Victorianlad - Melbourne, Australia
I have been across this viaduct numerous times on a V/Line train but when we visited midweek during November 2020, my friend and I found that V/Line had shut the line for 15 days for maintenance. Going by the demeanour of 'workers' near Elphinstone sttaion, not much work was occurring, typical for an organisation that ha slost its focus with the recent sacking of its CEO for alleged corruption. The viaduct is best viewed from a minor road off the old Calder Highway that leads to a nature reserve, and then one can walk along a track adjacent to the famous aqueduct that we were pleased to see is flowing (in previous years it has often lacked any water, but rainfall in 2020 has been excellent). The resultant photos are worthwhile. Standing underneath the viaduct makes one wonder at how incredibly bright the railway engineers were in 1860, given that they lacked today's surveying and heavy earthmoving equipment. The navvies had to rely upon picks, shovels and backbreaking labour, and scaffolding compared to today's was probably dangerous and we would say substandard. But they perservered with this 'main line' being built to a wonderfully high standard although it caused a financial drain on the accounts of the post-gold rush colony of Victoria. These men who built the railway deserve our huge thanks.
4. Duneira Estate
5. Mount Macedon Memorial Cross
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By TRPoly - Traralgon, Australia
What a surprise, didn't think the cross would be so big! A short easy walk that's surrounded by lovely gardens and a lookout, this venue has plenty of parking and toilets. It's a beautiful reminder for our WWI heroes, I can only imagine how spectacular it would be to be there during Anzac Day.
6. Woodend Cemetery
7. Anglican Parish of Woodend
8. Camel's Hump
9. Piper Street
10. Tylden Cemetery
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4.0 based on 2 reviews
