Yarragon
Overview
Nestled in the foothills of the Strzelecki Ranges and with views of green rolling hills, Yarragon is a charming country town with an abundance of upmarket shops, pubs and cafes.
History
Yarragon was originally known for its booming timber industry but later became the centre for dairy farms and the former dairy factory still lies north of the railway line. The post office was opened in 1878 when the town was known as ‘Waterloo’, it was renamed Yarragon in 1883.
Places of interest
Lochmoore Vineyard
Lake Strzelecki Trout Farm
Town and Country Art Gallery
Abundance of historical buildings
Accommodation
Many wonderful options which include self contained cottages, a luxury boutique villa, B&Bs, cabins at Lake Strzelecki and a motel.
Call 1800 234 793 for local information or visit:
Town statistics
| Population | 1,131 |
|---|---|
| Distance from Melbourne | 120 kilometres, 75 miles and 1.5 hours driving time |
| Road access | Princes Highway |
Location Map
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