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Location 225 km S.E. of Melbourne.
Yarram is an aboriginal word for plenty of water. Settled in 1845 its first industry was a flour and saw mill on the Tarra River in 1857. But it soon grew in prosperity, as farmers preferred its proximity to Port Albert. Dairy farming dominates local industry. The impressive former courthouse in the main street is an architecture gem and now houses an Art Gallery and Visitor Information Centre.
Things to do in Yarram
Tarra Bulga, National Park - 25km north - This park is a remnant of the magnificent mountain forests that once covered the entire Strzelecki Range. Its 1,560 hectares are noted for their moist, lush fern gullies, beautiful tree ferns, towering mountain ash and its famous suspension bridge. The splendid forest is full of songbirds, including the master mimic, the lyrebird, which can be often found along its network of walking tracks and shorter nature trails. The rainforest information centre at Balook is open at peak times to provide excellent interpretation of the Park and to display reminders of the early settlement of the area. A barbecue/ picnic area, with toilets and shelter, is provided.
White Woman Waterhole - 20 km N. E, - Located in the Won Wron State Forest at the junction of Napier Road and Lowes Road 5km east of Won Wron. A 2 km walking track has been made through the nearby forest.
Yarram Memorial Gardens - 15 km NW - The Barbecue area at the Memorial Gardens is a great place with play ground to enjoy a family lunch.
McLaughlins Beach walking track 23km east
Hiawatha Falls and Minnie Ha Ha Falls - 25km West. There is a delightful picnic area at the falls.
Old Port Foreshore Walk - Stockyard Point to Old Port walking track 5.7 km, 1 way 2+ hr. The old port was the site of the first white settlement in Gippsland in 1841
Visit the Historic Alberton Cemetery Port Albert Road, Alberton - The cemetery has been restored by volunteers. Burials in the cemetery date from 1842. An information sheet is available from the Museum.
Visit Tarraville and inspect the historic Christ Church. - This church was opened in 1856 and has recently been completely restored. It is remarkable for the fact that no nails were used in its construction.
Jack Smith Lake State Game Reserve. - Immediately to the north of Woodside Beach and accessible from Byrnes Road, Stringybark Lane or Middle Road. There is an extensive network of tracks. The reserve is particularly attractive to bird watchers.
Agnes Falls - 19 km NW of Welshpool The Agnes River drops 59 metres into a deep gorge, making Agnes Falls the highest single span falls in Victoria. The falls are best viewed from two platforms, only minutes walk from the carpark. Good picnic facilities are available in the 6 hectare scenic reserve.
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Toora Wind Farm - A new sight on the skyline when you journey down the South Gippsland Highway towards Toora are the turbines of the Toora Wind Farm.
MAJOR EVENTS :
Tarra Festival - Easter - Easter Saturday street procession
Art Festival held every November
Lions Club
