| Also in the area... Explore other great holiday locations in Daylesford and the Macedon Ranges. |
Daylesford is a village in the heart of Victoria's spa country. A stone's throw from Melbourne, it has long been a premier spa and rejuvenation centre... 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... 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... read more
Kyneton is a historic gold rush town located on the Campaspe River in Victoria's spa region. Visit the town to shop for antiques, taste local wines and... 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... 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... 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, extravagant houses and magnificent gardens. Wildlife sanctuaries, native plants and waterfalls can also be found.
Stone grindings in the area indicate that the location was definitely inhabited by Aboriginal ancestors long before white settlers arrived. It was Thomas Mitchell, who in 1836 reached the summit of the mountain and sighted Port Phillip. He named it after Phillip Macedon.
For comprehensive travel information on travelling to Mt Macedon, select a category below. | |
Accommodation | Things to Do |
Attractions | Photos |
Car Hire | |
Tours | |
More Locations | |
|
|
Find over 1000 locations
Access interactive maps, photos, video and more for every featured location in Australia. |