A lovely way to spend a Sunday. It's a scenic drive to Walhalla and a step back in time exploring the historical gold mining town. The train ride was enjoyable. Get the best views from the right- hand side of the train. Be sure to be on time - it fills up quickly, and book tickets beforehand online.

We spent the Easter break at Walhalla with friends and family, and the Goldfields Railway ride was the highlight of our trip. The vintage train, stunning views through the valley, and charming trestle bridges made it feel like a journey back in time. The volunteers were so welcoming and knowledgeable—it really added to the experience. To avoid disappointment, I recommend booking tickets in advance, especially during holidays. And while you're there, don’t miss the Walhalla mine tour—it’s fascinating! We also enjoyed a relaxing picnic at North Park Garden, a beautiful and peaceful spot just perfect for unwinding. A wonderful day out for all ages—highly recommend it!

Absolute ripper of a day out, picturesque historical gold mining town with plenty of charm to walk around whilst waiting for the next train. Super friendly and an amazing bunch of volunteers who keep this running for us to enjoy. Pay the smidge extra and ride up the front with the driver, will not be disappointed. Will definitely be back in the warmer months

Absolutely loved this charming little village! We did a day trip and were lucky to visit on a Wednesday—light rain and cool weather made it even more enjoyable. Took the train for a scenic one-hour round trip—be sure to sit on the right side for the best views! The walking track up the hill and around was lovely and peaceful. And can you believe it? The population is just 20—unreal!

It was a beautiful train ride, equivally enjoyable for the kids and adults. Its a scenic drive but unfortunatly on one side of the train ( Departure Left/ Arrival Right). The management for this venue needs to be more considerate as people pay for the sceneic drive , not to sit on chairs and see rocks on othe side when scenic deive is on other way. There is a need to have a seat reservation system so that either on the deprature or arrival one get to see the scenenic side. The train is quite old and had mechanical failure which caused quite some discruptions making our 3:50 train depart at 4:30+. There was a young teenage boy among the management quite rude in the way of talking and always bothering kids. Recommend online booking of tickets as it may get sold out on the long weekends ( we went for easter break)

Great scenic train ride with lots of local history. A well run railway mainly by local volunteers. Plenty of history to explore in Walhalla too.

A lovely train ride along creeks and rivers. Very relaxing and a must when in Walhalla. Make sure you sit on the right side to get the best views.

The Wally Pub was the only place open in Walhalla on Thursday except for the Corner Store. Beautiful, remote historic little town. As the only place to eat, the pub was very nearly full, but the meals coming out of the kitchen were really generous, and looked great. We opted for two of the Nachos Parma, a great slab of crumbed chicken, spiced tomato sauce, corn chips, sour cream and avocado, and a nice salad. Delicious. Wood fire inside, and also tables outside in the sun. Really quaint little pub, and it is a little pub. Enjoyed our lunch. The Corner Store, a pleasant walk uptown, has knick-knacks, and local merch. Very quiet here mid-week which is fine and the pub is gold when you’ve been driving and arrive hungry…recommended.

We definitely underestimated this place! First off, this place was doing a roaring business and if visiting in Walhalla, keep in mind it's the main place to eat at. Lots of Parma options - some odd ones too. They are huge portions and you leave happily full. I ordered the pork sausages and I highly recommend them. They unfortunately ran out of mash but gave chips and veg instead. A little bit on the pricey side, most meals being about $35 but like I said, very generous servings.

I think we’ve found Parma Heaven!! We both said they were the best Parmas we’ve had. I can highly recommend the Burger Parma for a meat treat. Terrific food and fantastic service. Plenty of outside room for us and the dog.

Simple but delicious!! A simple menu of delicious sandwichs, tosties, and focaccia. Staff a lovely. Small family owned and operated. Would recommend if you are visiting 😊

10/10 king’s Birthday weekend Great food the Palma & Chips Great staff Inside fireplace or verandah dining Enjoyed watching the kookaburras and 4WDS thank you

A communication issue turned into quite the problem. A self admitted new staff member approached our table, asking if my partner would like the rest of her sausages, mash and veggies in a takeaway container. My partner said yes. Her half full plate of food, including an entire sausage and all the veggies and mash that were served was taken away. When the staff member returned, we were only given a sausage in a plastic bag. We explained that we wanted the rest of the meal in a takeaway box and the staff member apologised and said it had already been thrown away. Unfortunate but the new staff member took responsibility. It was then after I went to the bar to ask for some sort of refund for the almost entire meal that was thrown away, an older lady (seemingly a manager) approached my partner at our table and began to explain to her that there is nothing that they can do and that it was my partners fault that the food was thrown out. When we went to further explain the issue, we were interrupted and spoken to quite rudely. This is what has prompted such a scathing review. If staff could please contact me regarding this situation, it would be greatly appreciated. P.S. the young girl at the bar was lovely and very helpful😁

We had lunch yum but don't feed the Kookaburra he is on the sign post

Had a lovely time walking through a piece of history. Worth a visit!

Myst visit if you're around. Takes you back 100 years ago, everything is so genuine and touching. The person that looks after the place is very friendly and has great recommendations if you're visiting the area. It's very important to preserve history like that, and this is a formidable way of doing it. All the best

Amazing how well the postoffice and dwelling connected to it have been preserved! The tourguide from the Long Tunnel Extender tour drove down to let us in and told us more about the history and preservation of the postoffice. Books and cds were for sale inside.

Its an underrated comment "Old is Gold". It's perfectly placed in a small, cute town of Walhalla. This is a must visit place during Autumn 🍁 season. You will definitely regret if you miss the vibrant autumn shades from this town. This town enlighten us with " how to live the life clutter free". The ecosystem is perfectly placed.

Terrific spot to visit and learn about local history and the story of the gold rush. Bob was running the show when we visited and has an obvious love for Walhalla. He loved telling our ten-year-old all about the days and showing him how to do Morse code.

This post office in old Walhalla village is a fascinating view into what a gold rush era post office would have looked like. It is staffed by volunteers, and Ben was very helpful in showing us around. The rooms were complete with antique clothing and furniture from the era, and was described to me as a "photographer's dream". I highly recommend a visit if you're in the area

Walhalla was a quaint little mining town to pop into! Volunteers at the post office are very knowledgeable and nice. Like stepping back in time!

Walhalla worth the visit, it's just beautiful. Beware the cursed grave, I fell near it and have a very badly fractured arm

Beautiful scenery and a calm place. Need to book early in peak season.

Such an amazing place! Have been here 3 times and we still get amazed at how beautiful it is.

If you have never been to Walhalla, You have missed visiting the most picturesque and fascinating town in Victoria. A few kilometres of winding road keeps the tour buses away, thank goodness. It's a real, living historic town, and nothing like a "pretend historic tourist attraction" (ie. Sovereign Hill, Ballarat). And only a little further away from the centre if Melbourne.

Gorgeous historic mining town. An absolute must see!

Beautiful Victorian gold mining town. Recently used as a substitute for Nepal in a Liam Nielsen movie. Highlight is the bagpipes being performed on the walkway above the main street.

Great spot for small party or reception. Warm in winter with great Fireplace

We had a wonderful two day stay at Wild Cherry B&B. Our hosts Richard and Janette are very knowledgeable on Walhalla and are quick to help you plan your days. Nothing was too much trouble. The breakfasts are superb. We would definitely recommend a stay here.

It was a great experience staying at Wild Cherry B&B. The view was the best, here you don't have to look up to see birds, you should look down! It's got the best view over beautiful Walhalla. The sky at night is amazing too! We could see the southern cross and Jupiter here! The best part was the friendly hosts! It was great meeting Richard and we enjoyed his hospitality and great stories he shared with us. In morning you'll see lots of Kookaburras lining up for breakfast and you can feed them too. Few things to remember: . There is no mobile network coverage here . It's on top of a hill and the track to go down is quite a steep one. . No fuel in Walhalla and surrounding areas Overall, an amazing experience!

Lovely location overlooking the Walhalla township with a walking trail literally across the road. You'll be served a delicious and hearty breakfast in the morning accompanied by the best view in town. Richard and Janet are very knowledgeable of the extended local area and are lovely to have a chat with but will also respect your privacy. Be aware the two rooms available share a common wall which is usually fine but you might hear the neighbouring rooms tv if they have the volume up. Overall a clean, cosy room with a pair of great hosts and a great base to explore Walhalla from.

Walhalla Wild Cherry accommodation has many positives, main points being the Wild Cherry hosts Richard & Janette Henry are lovely people providing us with their outstanding hospitality. The accommodation was extremely clean, modern and very comfortable. The accommodation is self contained with bathroom and shower facilities and has both air conditioning and heating if required and a bar fridge with tea & coffee making facilities and vehicle parking at your front door. A lovely home cooked breakfast is provided by the hosts in the dinning room or can be taken out on the balcony which provides you with a magnificent view.

Absolutely beautiful little b & b. Immaculate rooms and the most amazing cooked breakfast around. Amazing views and interaction with wild birds. Hosts are lovely and genuine with plenty of knowledge of local history.

Do you remember old fashioned service? Rare as hens teeth these days but here at Wild Cherry the memory is a reality. -serene comfortable accommodation -Beautiful native outlook -nothing is too much trouble -warm welcome -hearty breakfast. Consider nothing else and book here!

Lovely hosts. Lots of small personal touches and little details made this an exceptional stay. Deeply invested in local history and culture, and fantastic trip advisors. Will be back.

Ben was an absolute terrific guide! He was knowledgeable and very chill. He kept us entertained with stories, facts and just generally was nice so props to Ben! The tour itself is easily worth $25 per person and takes approx. 1 hour. We will definitely be back!

We had a wonderful experience at this Gold mine our tour guide Karen was wonderful, allowed us time to take photos and have a good look around, bubbly personality and great communication with our grandson. Great history being remembered and told to next generations.

We went on the Walhalla Gold Mine tour today, and our tour guide was Hayley. We had a great time and learnt so much about how times were tough mining in the early days. Hayley was a wealth of knowledge and made the tour fun, my grandson even found gold lol. We came home and Googled more on the history of Walhalla, this little town has so much heritage and history, it's well worth the the trip. Next time we are doing the ghost tour and the Walhalla train 🚂. Thank you Hayley for an amazing day.

Huge thanks to Richard for being our guide, your humour and knowledge made it such a memorable experience. The tunnel itself is super impressive and quite possibly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see something like it. So don’t miss this off your Walhalla itinerary! Also, a big thank you to the lovely lady at the front desk, and to Richard again - thanks for the laughs (and for having a laugh with me). I am still wondering though… is that your brother? 😛😅

We had a lovely time thanks to Ben! Too bad we couldn't find a gold nugget! Unfortunately, most of the town was closed on the Monday we visited. Also, do top up your petrol to a full tank before you come up as the windy road takes up more gas than you'd think. The nearest petrol station is in Moe and the rate is quite high.

had a great time going through this tour ..the guide is very informative and there is a fair bit to see unlike a lot of mines that are basicly tunnels .....mine is unique because they had boilers set up inside the mine and that room is still visible minus boilers of course ..definitely worth a visit and the amazing town of Valhalla is worth it just to see that

This is an absolute must do tour if you are ever in town for a visit!! To really learn and understand Walhalla’s history with both the mine its self and the town ship, go give it a go!! Our tour guide Karen was amazing!!! She was a local who not only knew her stuff but has so much passion for the place she lives in. Karen was a great, bubbly person, great with the kids, down to earth and had so much knowledge about what she was talking about. Highly recommend going on one of her tours if you can.

great free camp spot, clean toilets with a small undercover bbq area

Great little spot, especially when there isn’t anyone else! Does get busy on long weekends etc 15min walk to town Lovely spot! Clean toilets and a BBQ area. Lots of parking and space

A nice spot to park up for a few days while you explore the area. Toilets, bins and a bbq area are all available.

Great spot for a free camp along the creek! Clean toilet facilities, shelters, dog friendly and plenty of room for tents and swags along with room for about 20 or so cars/vans plus a couple of caravans. Perfect service with both Telstra and option. Great grassy area for swags and designated fire pits. There was water but unsure if it was drinkable or not.

Stayed one night here with family at this small but beautiful town in Walhalla. Took advantage of the beautiful Autumn colours. 3 hours drive from Melbourne and really worth the drive.

Stayed 2 nights. Great location, walking distance to all that Walhalla has to offer. Clean toilets and great barbecues. Plenty of rubbish bins. Quite popular considering that it was winter and quite cold.

In an era where most campgrounds want top dollar and have horrible services. The Walhalla North Gardens is a breath of fresh air. Free first come first serve sites. Free BBQ facilities, water (non drinking) and clean flushing toilets. Bins a emptied often and are abundant so there is no rubbish around. Just a magnificent location to camp. It is just a pity the town is kind of dead most nights of the week. So come on a weekend.

There are so many hikes available when not covered in snow, to get here the road is unsealed, 2wd or 4wd os fine. The area is well maintained. Hike in and camp areas available. Make sure you bring plenty of food and drink as nothing is available on site. Toilets are available at the start only (drop). If you're lucky, you'll see lots of animals along your route

Went on a snow hunt and found this place, what a gem of a place. Plenty of snow play area and a few toboggan runs. Walk up to the lookout is only 600m but is tricky with young kids in the snow. If coming up in the snow, bring chains if you don't have a 4x4. Saw a few cars get stuck.

First time up to Mt St Gwinear. What an awesome and stunningly beautiful area. Two great tobogganing slopes for the kids and a 600m walk through to an absolutely gorgeous white wonderland!

The walk to Mushroom rocks is a beautiful one. It can be strenuous and muddy when wet. I wouldn't recommend it for little kids, some older people or those not sure on foot. It's a beautiful walk though and rivals the Grampians with its unique granite boulders and beautiful trees. It's worth the effort for sure.

A beautiful snowy destination at an hour and of drive from Traralgon. There's a restroom and warm room at the base and different working and skiing areas. Must go.

Simply stunning, 20kms of trail running through bush and snow! Gorgeous place and well worth the visit.. be prepared for all conditions as it can change quickly. Nature at its best.

Mount Baw Baw is a fantastic place to visit and its only 3 hours drive from Melbourne. If you are going to see snow, check weather updates regularly and make sure you have right snowgear. You can borrow chains at the entrance and get it fixed from them.

Stayed at Sancreed Cottage over ANZAC weekend 2025. Second stay at Sancreed, won’t be the last. A real retreat and unique experience. Walhalla town is an adventure of stepping back in time to a bygone era and Sancreed offers all the luxury of modern living without the noise. The host Brian is brilliant for local knowledge and provides an excellent accommodation in the best location, central Walhalla. Attending the town ANZAC dawn service and gunfire breakfast was a truly unmatched ceremony. Unmatched in community spirit, the atmosphere and decor is unlike any other. The towns link to the Great War is also fascinating and historically interesting.

Sancreed is a beautiful and comfortable cottage with fantastic views down the valley of the lovely village of Walhalla. It’s a classic miner’s home on the outside and open-plan modern on the inside, with period touches. Brian and Joanne have done a great job and have thought of everything, even down to a box of emergency food supplies. And it has to be the cleanest house we’ve stayed in. We had a lovely few days and will definitely return

We had an amazing weekend catching up with friends. Sancreed Cottage was well appointed and very comfortable for the 4 of us. Right up on the hill, the view was amazing. Thank you Sancreed Cottage, we will be back.

Absolutely beautiful little cottage in the heart of Walhalla. Can’t recommend enough 💖

Delightful well-appointed cottage, cosy and relaxing

Lovely central location. Refurbished cottage. Cosy in winter. Enjoyed our stay.

Cute cottage, beautifully clean and excellent provisions. Highly recommended

It's a great place for finding out more about the history of the Walhalla fire station.

Some great history here well worth a visit!

Wonderful collection of fire brigade artefacts, but the building itself is quite a curiosity.

The serenity here is great. Place is stuck in a time capsule

Great place to visit

Really good :)

Love it

Absolutely stunning and great price! Perfect for a quick trip to the snow, and to get away for a quiet holiday away from the hustle and bustle. Was not expecting walhalla to be so quaint and like a time capsule. So picturesk and cool seeing all the old stuff from when it was a gold mining town! Got table service with a hot breakfast. It’s not just continental! Which was definitely value for money. Loved the French press coffee too. And the butter was delicious! Forgot to ask where it was from! Room was quiet and warm. Only had to share bathroom with 1 other room. Was only a a few mins walk to the pub nearby which was great. There’s also another pub in Erica if u wanted somewhere else to eat. Very thankful the owner warned and reminded us about needing snow chains from Walhalla up to Mount Baw Baw, as there’s coppas ready to fine you on the way! Was so nice and relaxing walking around the town. Only takes around 1 hour to do the full loop, but totally worth it! Just a warning the steel grating on the entrance bridge can be a bit slippery, and my partner fell over in hiking boots and grazed his arm. The owners were lovely about it, and helped us try and find the earphone that fell into the water when he fell. So just a warning to others to be careful when it’s dewy. But saying that, it’s because there is a beautiful creek flowing around the house. There’s also a common room where you can sit in lovely couches and relax next to a fire, or even play games. Only downfall was there was no matches or lighter to start the fire up. Will definitely let others know about this place!

Amazing experience and delicious breakfast! We stayed in the Sarah flower room overlooking the front garden. It felt like we had gone back into time. The bed was super comfy and the pillows plush. The place was very clean. We had an issue with the hot water which was promptly and efficiently attended to. Gale and Mark were such gracious hosts they showed us around the house and gave us a brief history. They recommended us where to eat and activities of interest. Our overall exprience at their B & B made our trip memorable. Thabo & Marcel

I hadn’t been to Walhalla for many years and found myself there on the way back from the Gippsland Lakes. Stayed here just for one night could easily stayed longer great hospitality and plenty to do around the town. It is a beautiful house and beautifully furnished, very clean and organised. I had an amazing room with a whopping great big 4 poster bed. Will be back.

Visiting Walhalla is like stepping back in time. You feel like you’re on a movie set and Windsor House is a fantastic place to stay. Impeccably clean and tastefully furnished. The most comfortable bed we’ve slept in during our holiday with premium linen and firm mattress. Gaele and Mark are fantastic hosts and their breakfast was amazing

I want to thank Gale and Mark for a fantastic time. Our time with you in such a beautiful place was made even more special because nothing was left out. From the spectacular house to the attention to every detail. The breakfast was a feast for kings and queens and that is the feeling you gave us. Like we were royalty. Which we are not. Then the tour of the cellar today was fantastic and we really really loved our time there. Thank you so much and would recommend staying here Thanks for the fire last night Jason n I had a cuppa in front of it before bed. I would give this ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Five hearts. Loved every moment.

A gift for my parents (NZ) - we were left disappointed. While my parents have no mobility issues, a standard staircase was expected and not the steep one experienced. Saying that 95 year old's and the owner herself uses those stairs dozens of times a day didn’t acknowledge individual concerns at all. It would have been good if the website advised that there is no tv and wifi as these are normally standard inclusions when booking accommodation. The room was also covered in dust due to the renovations that were taking place. While the owner apologised for not cleaning the dust on the chairs and said that she would fix it while they waited, for the amount that we paid for the room, I expected that the room would have been ready for their arrival and that they would not have to wait for it to be cleaned. It would have been good if the owner had also communicated the fact that booking into the pub for dinner (only place open) before arrival would be a good idea. Because they didn’t, my parents were unable to get any dinner and were not even offered a cup of tea by the owner. The owner also expressed the struggles their business had experienced over the last few years due to rising utilities, insurance costs, bush fires, floods and lockdowns, which I appreciate but when you pay $220 for a gift you hope to get what you pay for. My parents did not end up staying and request for a refund, even partial was rejected. While the owner said that having someone leave was like a slap in the face, not getting what we paid for and the owner being so inflexible about a refund or alternative, was much the same. We were also made to feel at fault with the owner saying perhaps next time more effort into researching your stay might be of benefit. Will not be promoting Windsor House to friends and/or family.

Gaele and Mark made our 1st wedding anniversary one to remember. What a beautiful place! Beautiful hosts! Breakfast and morning tea delicious. Gaele’s jewellery was stunning to see. Loved Walhalla. Wonderful time for Murray and me.

My husband and I booked the Creek Cottage for the nights before and of our wedding, Astrid was lovely, and her team did an amazing job to be sure we were well taken care of. There was a power outage the first night, which is a regular occurrence for Walhalla, and couldn't have been foreseen, but it didn't spoil our night by any means. There was also a bit of food left in the oven from previous occupants, which I threw out, but mistakes happen. All in all, it was a delightful stay.

Tryed to make booking and rang twice sent messages and no reply not helpful at all and have not replied to me very poor service. Wouldn't recommend the place.

What a gorgeous little cottage! Super cosy, warm and great location and views. Bed was comfy but the shower was amazing! The pressure from the water was sensational. Cottage was clean and spacious. Had beautiful birds on the verandah and even deer just across the creek which scared my partner with an almighty loud HONK! Haha. Astrid was great to deal with and we had an amazing 2 nights. Will definitely be back again!

Historic buildings and magnificent scenery. Not to be missed. Train trip and mine tours. Just look out for the cheeky Kookaburra stealing the food out of your hands.

A beautiful 2 bedroom cottage in the perfect location. All you can here when you open the door is the birds and the creek, which runs right infront of the cottage. There were lots of ducks in the creek that the kids loved seeing every morning and evening. Located behind the lolly shop which the kids loved. Only stores in town are lolly shop, cafe, pub and post office so we took groceries and filled up petrol in Warragul. Cottage was well equipped to cook our own lunch/ dinner. Across the road is stringers park which has access to the creek and a small playground. 1 bathroom with shower in the bathtub. But the bathtub was handy for the kids. Queen bed in one, and 2 single bed in the other room. We had space to set up the portacot too. Overall a great place to stay while in town.

Lovely cottage in a lovely setting! Clean and comfortable beds. Plenty to keep you warm or cool. DVDs to watch or weather permitting, sitting outside listening to the creek

Wonderful accommodation right in the centre of town.

Great experience. Very emotive. Some of the headstones are huge and as others have said, multiple family members on them, young children mostly. Became teary reading some of them saying “native to Cornwall” or “native to Ireland”. They are so far from their ‘home’. The track can be a bit narrow and wobbly at times but manageable. Need a good hour if you’re going to try and read them all. The track up to it is an incline we were there in 5 mins even though the sign said it was a 20 min walk

Interesting cemetery to see. Plenty of history. Not well maintained, but probably due to the location of the cemetery. A couple of seats available. Well worth a wonder through here to have a look.

This was such a serene, peaceful location. Had an eerie vibe, but if you like that sort of experience , definitely worth a visit! Unique place for a cemetery and not well kept (but that adds to the historical experience) and enough pathway to be comfortable to walk through and experience the memories of the past.

Take your camera and wander through this space. Great walk up to the cemetery also.

One of the coolest cemeteries I have ever been to. I loved it. So pretty and quaint, and so many stories and lives under each stone. The layers of the hill make it so much more interesting. 100% recommend to go. It is up a little bit of a hill, but keep walking because the view and the adorable cemetery are worth it.

One of the most unique cemeteries in Australia. Established during the colonial gold rush glory days of the town, it is built into the side of a hill so many graves are above each other in terraces. A must see, a walk up a path up the hill (look out for the sign post gate on the main road below). Unfortunately due to being on a hill, not disabled friendly or elderly friendly unless on the fitter side. No direct vehicle access other than the walking path..

Definitely worth checking out.

Walhalla makes up for a funfilled daytrip from Melbourne, I'd recommend going in Autumn season, mid April would be ideal I guess. There are some BnB and heritage cottages if you wanted to stay overnight, but you need to book in early, walhalla has a pub a restaurant a cafe and some small essential shops to take care of your needs, photos and videos are not edited so what you see when you go there is what you see here.

Walhalla, Where History Meets Breathtaking Beauty. Walhalla isn't just a town steeped in gold rush history, it's a place where sweeping vistas steal your breath away. Imagine yourself surrounded by emerald hills dotted with towering, ancient trees. Sunlight filters through the leaves, casting a dappled light that dances on the ground. The air is crisp and clean, filled with the earthy scent of the forest and the sweet melody of birdsong. A Feast for the Eyes: The scenic views are truly awe-inspiring. Rolling valleys unfurl below, their verdant tapestry punctuated by the silver ribbon of a winding river. In the distance, the majestic peaks of Baw Baw National Park pierce the azure sky. Whether you're captivated by the fiery hues of sunrise or the soft glow of sunset, Walhalla's panorama is a masterpiece painted by nature itself. Convenience with a View: Finding the perfect spot to soak it all in is a breeze. Ample car parking ensures a stress-free arrival, and conveniently located toilets mean you can linger as long as you desire. And for those who need a little pick-me-up, a delightful coffee shop beckons. Savor a steaming cup of your favorite brew while basking in the beauty that surrounds you. A Timeless Enchantment: Walhalla's scenic views are more than just a visual treat; they're an experience that touches the soul. They transport you back in time, whispering tales of gold prospectors and a bygone era. It's a place to reconnect with nature, to find peace and tranquility amidst the grandeur. So, if you're seeking a destination that combines breathtaking scenery with a touch of history and modern convenience, Walhalla is calling your name. Come, witness the magic for yourself, and let the beauty of Walhalla leave a lasting impression on your heart. Best time to visit this place is in autumn 🍂.

Well maintained historic area of the Walhalla Gold Mines.

Amazing 🤩

Beautiful walk towards the Long Tunnel Extended gold mine. The view of the town is definitely worth the moderate climb up stairs.

Nice area, plenty of shade, next to the creek, public toilets, in the middle of town.

Picnic place and playground

It’s amazing that the town still keeps this vault, sadly the original bank was knocked down and vault wasn’t in a good condition.

Old gold vault from the Bank of Victoria that operated in town during the colonial gold rush days. Bank building itself burnt down long ago and only the former large brick vault remains

This corner store is such a fun and unexpected stop! Deinitely a must see if you're into Halloween and candy. It’s filled with the most eclectic mix of things – from quirky nostalgic candy and witchy treasures to cutesy spooky décor and vintage knick-knacks. They even have a little museum showcasing pieces from Walhalla, which makes it even more fascinating. If you visit during the day, it’s already a delight – but stopping by at night as part of the Ghost Tour (fun little tour with the proceeds going back into supporting the town) lets you see it in a completely different light. It feels whimsical, charming, and just a little bit magical after dark. The lady working there was so kind and welcoming, and we loved how the shop supports local artists. Prices were very reasonable too, especially considering how unique everything is. Even if you could find the product online, we found it was cheaper at the store and it'll be linked to your memory of Walhalla. She even gave us a free Tote bag with our purchase which she really didn't have to. It’s definitely the kind of place where you’ll want to take your time looking around… though your wallet might not thank you for it!

Lovely staff, great atmosphere - loved the music and the shop smelt wonderful from all the gorgeous products it stocks. Found the attached museum fascinating and picked up some awesome items!

Lovely little store selling souvenirs, general products and post office products. Connected to a museum as well. Friendly service!

A fantastic place to visit with the family

Good to have a store here...:)

Great part of Walhalla's history. Well worth a stop to even have a look.

Very nice station. Love the gold rush vibe within the station. There’s a cafe and restroom for a quick break. Usually everyone will get off from this station to wait the Train Head 🚂reverse its direction.

Part of the Walhalla train trip. Highly recommended.