Daylesford And The Macedon Ranges Locations

With a population of just 3000, Daylesford's numbers swell as visitors flock to discover its gourmet local produce, Victorian-era heritage, mineral springs and spas. Early Swiss-Italian and other immigrants who settled in Daylesford during and after.. read more

Hanging Rock is a rare example of the natural formation of rock known as Mamelon. The landmark was created by an unusual volcanic release of a stiff lava through a small gap in the earth. Natural erosion of the rock has left it an amazing shape and it has become a major.. read more

Hepburn Springs is a town in the middle of the largest concentration of mineral springs in Australia. Many people travel to the region just to experience the unique taste of individual springs. Hand pumps are located around the springs so that you can.. read more

Base yourself in Kyneton to explore the scenic countryside and discover treasures and historic reminders of the region's past. Explore the town's wide array of antique shops and galleries, as well as its National Trust recognised bluestone museum. Wander.. read more

This land was originally inhabited by the Dja Dja Wurrung people. The Macedon Ranges acted as the border between them and the Wurrundjeri Aboriginal community. White settlers came to the area in 1837 when Alexander Mollison camped by the Coliben River.. read more

Mount Macedon is the mountain which gives its name to the range which it belongs to. The mountain is actually an extinct volcano which rises 1010 metres above sea level. The town of Mount Macedon itself is rich in English heritage. Visitors can see historical buildings.. read more