Mansfield

BullerRoo, Barwite review: A retreat on the doorstep of Mount Buller and foodie centre Mansfield

This swish chalet-style apartment in a rural setting features vistas of Mount Buller, the rolling Barwite Valley and the Broken River.

• by Sue Wallace

Wombat Hills Cottages, Mansfield

Wombat Hills offers the best of both worlds: a chance to relax in a country retreat, and an opportunity to be more adventurous.

• by Jane Sullivan

Sunday lunch: Mansfield Regional Produce Store

IN ANOTHER life, the Mansfield Regional Produce Store was a furniture auction room selling antiques to the landed gentry.

On your high horse

Annie Stevens dons her riding boots and saddles up for a gentle trot around town and country.

High and mighty

This pretty resort town is more than just a stopover on the way to Mount Buller, writes Paul Edwards.

Riverhouse at Howqua Dale review: Chilling out

In a country house close to the mountains, Alice Russell gets fireside to relax and reminisce.

Mansfield - Places to See

<b>Mansfield (including Bonnie Doon, Merrijig, Goughs Bay, Bonnie Doon and Howqua Hills)</b> <br> <b>Attractive service town noted for its strong associations with the Kelly Gang.</b> <br> Mansfield is a very charming sub-alpine town of wide streets, old buildings and well-established trees. It is situated on Fords Creek in a pretty valley which is surrounded by the foothills of the Great Dividing Range, near the north-eastern tip of Lake Eildon. Because of its location it is essentially a resort town and an excellent winter base for those headed to <a href= "VICMountBuller.shtml">Mount Buller</a> and Mt Stirling. As such it is well-geared for the tourist dollar with a range of accommodation, ski and equipment hire shops and plenty of restaurants. The beauty of the local scenery has attracted filmmakers who have used it as the setting for the two Man From Snowy River films, The Far Country and Cool Change.

Mansfield - Fast Facts

<b>Mansfield (including Bonnie Doon, Merrijig, Goughs Bay, Bonnie Doon and Howqua Hills)</b> <br> <b>Attractive service town noted for its strong associations with the Kelly Gang.</b> <br> Mansfield is a very charming sub-alpine town of wide streets, old buildings and well-established trees. It is situated on Fords Creek in a pretty valley which is surrounded by the foothills of the Great Dividing Range, near the north-eastern tip of Lake Eildon. Because of its location it is essentially a resort town and an excellent winter base for those headed to <a href= "VICMountBuller.shtml">Mount Buller</a> and Mt Stirling. As such it is well-geared for the tourist dollar with a range of accommodation, ski and equipment hire shops and plenty of restaurants. The beauty of the local scenery has attracted filmmakers who have used it as the setting for the two Man From Snowy River films, The Far Country and Cool Change.

Mansfield - Eat

<b>Mansfield (including Bonnie Doon, Merrijig, Goughs Bay, Bonnie Doon and Howqua Hills)</b> <br> <b>Attractive service town noted for its strong associations with the Kelly Gang.</b> <br> Mansfield is a very charming sub-alpine town of wide streets, old buildings and well-established trees. It is situated on Fords Creek in a pretty valley which is surrounded by the foothills of the Great Dividing Range, near the north-eastern tip of Lake Eildon. Because of its location it is essentially a resort town and an excellent winter base for those headed to <a href= "VICMountBuller.shtml">Mount Buller</a> and Mt Stirling. As such it is well-geared for the tourist dollar with a range of accommodation, ski and equipment hire shops and plenty of restaurants. The beauty of the local scenery has attracted filmmakers who have used it as the setting for the two Man From Snowy River films, The Far Country and Cool Change.

Mansfield - Sleep

<b>Mansfield (including Bonnie Doon, Merrijig, Goughs Bay, Bonnie Doon and Howqua Hills)</b> <br> <b>Attractive service town noted for its strong associations with the Kelly Gang.</b> <br> Mansfield is a very charming sub-alpine town of wide streets, old buildings and well-established trees. It is situated on Fords Creek in a pretty valley which is surrounded by the foothills of the Great Dividing Range, near the north-eastern tip of Lake Eildon. Because of its location it is essentially a resort town and an excellent winter base for those headed to <a href= "VICMountBuller.shtml">Mount Buller</a> and Mt Stirling. As such it is well-geared for the tourist dollar with a range of accommodation, ski and equipment hire shops and plenty of restaurants. The beauty of the local scenery has attracted filmmakers who have used it as the setting for the two Man From Snowy River films, The Far Country and Cool Change.