Attractions

Just out of Neerim Junction you will find Glen Nayook, a 30min walking track which follows the east branch of the Tarago River to a tree fern gully. The reserve is suitable for a short visit or picnic.

This walk follows the course of one of the historic timber tramlines in Noojee. Features include a suspension bridge over the Latrobe River near the parking area, seating along the way, interpretive signage and picnic tables at the end on Lock River.
Distance - 5km return

The Ada Tree is an ancient Mountain Ash which at over 300 years old stands 76m high with a circumference of 15m, making it one of Victoria's largest trees. It towers over the surrounding rainforest in the headwaters of the Little Ada River north-east of Powelltown and near Noojee. From the car park on the Ada River Road, the tree can be reached by walking 1.6km along the Island Creek walking track. The path meanders through cool temperate rainforest passing under groves of ancient Myrle Beech, Sassafras and Soft Tree Fern.

The circular walking track at Toorongo Falls Reserve takes in both the Toorongo and Amphitheatre Falls with spectacular viewing platforms. There are picnic facilities and toilets at the Reserve.
Toorongo Falls track - 1.5km return
Tooorongo Falls via Amphitheatre Falls Loop Track - 2.2km

The restored Noojee Trestle Bridge is from the old railway line which ran from Warragul to Noojee. This bridge known as No. 7 is the only remaining out of seven trestle bridges on the section of railway line between Nayook and Noojee. You can take a walk from the bridge following the old railway line to Noojee.
Distance - 1.48 km one way

This trail can be accessed opposite Neerim Country Cottages and travels to Neerim South, 5.6km one way. This part of the trail features views of the Tarago Reservoir, Bunyip State Forest in the west and towards Mt Baw Baw in the east. From Neerim South the trail continues through Crossover Regional Park which includes the Crossover Trestle Bridge and concludes at Rokeby Common.
Total Distance - 12.6 km one way

Bring the kids along for a fun day and see them catch a trout or salmon.

Mt Baw Baw Alpine Resort is the closest major snowfield to Melbourne & Mornington Peninsula. The snowfields are situated on the edge of the baw baw Plateau & have spectacular views across West Gippsland towards Bass Straight & Western Port Bay.

Nestled into the evergreen undulating hills, just to the north of Warragul and Drouin, is Brandy Creek Wines and View Cafe.
West Gippslands premier wine, food and function destination.
Here in the relaxed atmosphere of the beautifully appointed cafe or on the well protected alfresco patio, you can enjoy Brandy Creek's premium cool climate wines, including Tempranillo and Sparkling Pinot Gris.
Share a few of our tasty Tapas dishes with family or friends and take in the stunning views over the vineyard, olive grove and neighbouring farms out to the Baw Baw ranges.

Situated in Noojee, the Red Parrot Cafe is a fully licensed cafe/restaurant that offers great food and a welcoming atmosphere that will keep you coming back.
The menu offers a sumptuous variety of gourmet style meals and fresh home baked cakes, scones and pastries which make this popular eatery hard to pass by and not drop in for a cup of their excellent coffee, or a pot of freshly brewed tea.
The cafe has built its proud reputation on a high quality product combined with friendly and genuine country hospitality. Dinner with Live Music is also a regular attraction and is usually held on the last Saturday night of each month.

The Outpost Retreat has became the regions first Bistronomic venue! Bistronomy is the art of good eating and drinking and is where you can enjoy fabulous food and wine in a relaxed atmosphere. Located in Noojee within 10mins drive.

Visit the cellar doors to the many vineyards of the area.

Ada River Vineyard is within walking distance, offering tastings and sales of Ada River wines as well as the local Tarago River Cheese and Piano Hill Cheese.