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High Country / PEDAL TO PROduCE Alpine Valleys / WELCOME Kiewa Valley Ride WELCOME TO THE Pedal to Distance: 39 km (one way) to Dederang, add 32 km to continue to Kergunyah Produce Ride Surface: Road Description: Flat to undulating Ride Grade: Intermediate Pedal to Produce is the perfect foodies holiday: cycling Ride Time: Allow 4 hrs to Dederang from a quaint village café, down a country road to taste a CuLiNaRy advENTuRE or a full 7 hrs all the way to Kergunyah. Alpine award winning wines and onto a farm gate to pick up some fresh regional produce and meet the farmer who Victoria’s High Country is a culinary adventure At the foot of Mount Bogong, grew it. waiting to happen. Whether by bike, car or foot you Victoria's tallest peak, and ablaze with can lose yourself in this magnificent region with a vibrancy of year round lushness, Valleys Pedal to Produce includes the renowned food and wine food and wine around every corner. this ride will instill a sense of long regions of Rutherglen, Beechworth, Glenrowan, Milawa, standing productivity steeped in King Valley, Mansfield, Myrtleford, Bright and the Kiewa Become intimate with the region on the extensive dairying success.The Kiewa Valley is COLOUR ALL YEAR ROUND Valley where you can visit cellar doors, local breweries network of rail trails and hiking routes. Make your stamping its mark on the food and or drop into a café for a coffee. If you’re hungry you can selection from a range of self-guided or fully guided wine world as a rapidly growing Breathtaking landscapes, premium cool-climate wines, a colourful food refuel at one of the many bakeries, restaurants and food hiking and cycling tours that will offer you a unique and evolving valley, with offerings culture and striking seasonal contrasts distinguish the Alpine Valleys producers along the way. foodie adventure. Let the views and tastes inspire, as diverse as ice cream, wine, olives, region. Stretching from the snowfields of Falls Creek, Mt Buffalo and Mt the scents leave an impression, the characters Through a combination of the rail trail, quiet country jams, cafés, restaurants and produce Hotham, along the Kiewa and Ovens Rivers, and dotted with the vibrant endear and the challenge render you fulfilled. roads, farm gate producers, cellar doors and spectacular stores dotted along the valley making townships of Bright, Myrtleford, Mount Beauty and Harrietville, the scenery this makes for a compelling experience. it a perfect hop, skip and pedal for Alpine Valleys offer a myriad of opportunities for travellers. Extensive you and your basket. stretches of National Park provide a playground for adventurers, and The Pedal to Produce cycle trails are marked on the maps RaiL TRaiL the Murray to the Mountains Rail Trail is a delightful way for cyclists and within this guide or download them at walkers to enjoy the alpine country. www.pedaltoproduce.com.au . The Murray to the Mountains Rail Trail is the perfect way to discover the diverse countryside For further information call 1800 801 065. Gapsted to Post-war Italian settlement brought chestnuts, tobacco and the seeds of North East Victoria, from natural bushland to of a dynamic food culture to the region. Today the continental climate So get on your bike to experience this tasty treat for open farmland, hidden valleys and some of the Bright Ride supports a huge range of agricultural enterprises from deer, trout and cyclists of all levels. most beautiful mountain ranges in Australia. Not Distance: 41 km berry farms to nut groves and apple orchards. Eating nooks abound to mention the endless wine, beer, food and fresh Ride Surface: Rail Trail from cosy cafés to “hatted” restaurants. produce you will find along the way. Description: Flat Suitable for all ages and fitness levels, for cyclists Ride Grade: Beginner The long, moderate growing conditions produce high quality grapes with and walkers, and for all budgets, the trail provides Ride Time: Allow 3 hrs 30 min intense fruit flavours and natural acidity, the perfect cool-climate wine. over 100 kilometres of sealed trails and the perfect link between the culinary villages of Beechworth, With Mount Buffalo dominating Following a trail of friendly cellar doors, visitors can experience the rich Rutherglen, Bright and Wangaratta. More recently the landscape, this ride epitomises velvety reds, crisp elegant whites and sensational sparkling wines the shared trail network has been extended from the joy of riding through North East grown and made in these pristine mountain valleys. Wangaratta to Milawa, Bright to Wandiligong and Victoria. With views from valleys to the region's newest rail trail from Mansfield past the farmland, mountains to rivers, a little From the kaleidoscopic colours of autumn and the tender green tips of scenic Lake Eildon at Bonnie Doon, and beyond. touch of Mediterranean production spring, to white winter peaks and the blue skies of summer, the Alpine and big touch of magic you’d be Valleys region is an expression of colour, vibrancy and flavour. For more information visit forgiven for wondering where in www.murraytomountains.com.au or call one of our the world you are. The Murray to regional visitor information centres. Mountains Rail Trail means you can indulge your imagination while riding a sealed, off-road bike path. NORTH EasT fOOd & WiNE guidE NORTH EasT fOOd & WiNE guidE Y Murray NSW FW River Alpine Valleys / guidE ME VIC CYCLE TRAIL HU Wodonga K ie MURRAY TO MOUNTAINS RAIL TRAIL w Lake Hume a Bright R i v 1. BRigHT BREWERy e r 121 Great Alpine Road, Bright Huon Tallangatta Bright Brewery crafts award-winning beer in CHILTERN-MT PILOT W Y PY VALLEY H NATIONAL PARK HAP Phone (03) 5755 1301 the very heart of Bright. Relax with a beer, Kiewa Web www.brightbrewery.com.au local wine, coffee or simple meal. Use the free BEECHWORTH WODONGA RD Wooragee email [email protected] WiFi - Live music Sundays - Tour and Tasting oPen 12 noon 'til evening. Fridays - Brewer For A Day each month Yackandandah KERGUNYAH RD Kergunyah OM i 5 EO H GUNDOWRING RD W Beechworth Y 2. siMONE's REsTauRaNT 98 Gavan Street, Bright Simone’s Restaurant has been run by YACKANDANDAH RAIL TRAIL Stanley MYRTLEFORD RD George and Patrizia Simone since 1986. Phone (03) 5755 2266 The seasonal menu draws on the dishes of Gundowring Web www.simonesrestaurant.com.au Patrizia’s native town Perugia in Umbria email [email protected] (Italy), combined with the bountiful Dederang oPen Tues - Sun from 6.30pm produce of the Alpine Valleys. 3 Upper Gundowring SCHLAPP RD Gapsted Gapsted PRINCE ST HAPPY VALLEY RD Running Creek 3. gaPsTEd WiNEs 7 6 3897 Great Alpine Road, Gapsted Myrtleford K 12 I Taste, Eat Smile & Relax. Taste over 25 Rosewhite E W 8 Ovens A Coral Bank Phone (03) 5751 1383 premium cool climate wines including Happy V Web www.gapstedwines.com.au the innovative varieties; Petit Manseng Valley A L L email [email protected] & Saperavi. Indulge in a decadent lunch E Eurobin Y BUFFALO RIVER RD Cellar Door Daily 10am - 5pm featuring seasonal local produce and take in H 11 W restaurant Daily 12pm -3pm the sweeping views of the Ovens Valley. 9 Y MOUNT BUFFALO RD 1 2 Gundowring Porepunkah Tawonga r RD MOUNT BUFFALO e A GAP v 10 ONG 4. NATIONAL PARK i TAW guNdowriNg iCE CREaM R Bright d 1350 Gundowring Road, Gundowring Gundowring has been producing unique ice Lake Buffalo n Mount Beauty a l 13 cream from its boutique factory on the family k c Wandiligong B Phone (02) 6027 5240 farm since 2003. Using fresh milk from their u u B f Web www.gundowringfinefoods.com.au contented cows and the best fresh produce that f a BUCKLAND VALLEY RD email [email protected] their region has to offer they produce a truly l o Buckland 14 Smoko aVailable Available at regional restaurants divine ice cream. Gundowring Ice Cream, like R BOGONG & gourmet food outlets. you’ve never imagined! i v GREAT HIGH PLAINS RD e r ALPINE RD Falls Creek Kergunyah Harrietville Mount Feathertop 5. WaddiNgtons aT KERguNyaH 2688 Kiewa Valley Highway, Kergunyah ALPINE On an historic farm with great views of the NATIONAL PARK Phone (02) 6027 5393 lush Kiewa Valley chef Jan Waddington has VICTORIA Web www.waddingtons.com.au created a contemporary menu focusing on email [email protected] the produce from the surrounding garden, Mount Hotham ALPINE oPen Thurs to Sun 12 noon to 4pm farm and regional producers. Enjoy the NATIONAL PARK Dinner Plain Dinner Bookings by arrangement alfresco deck, sunny window tables or the bar. 0 2 4 km N G E I N G R A G R E AT D I V I D NORTH EasT fOOd & WiNE guidE Alpine Valleys / guidE guidE / Alpine Valleys Mongans Bridge Porepunkah 6. BENjELLa 11. RiNgER REEf 181 Hobbs Lane, Mongans Bridge 6835 Great Alpine Road, Porepunkah Benjella is a small cool climate vineyard nestled Ringer Reef is a boutique vineyard with a Phone 0418 573 121 in the picturesque Kiewa Valley, 22kms north of Phone (03) 5756 2805 picturesque cellar door, nestled in the hills of Web www.benjella.com.au Mount Beauty. Our aim is to produce elegant Web www.ringerreef.com.au Porepunkah. All of our wines are handmade email [email protected] hand crafted wines that capture the specific email [email protected] and bottled on site from hand picked grapes oPen By Appointment characteristics of this unique area. oPen Fri - Mon 12 noon to 5 pm on either our own or neighbouring vineyards in Porepunkah.
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