Mathoura Timber Heritage Walk

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Opened in May 2019, Mathoura’s Timber Heritage Walk offers a captivating journey through the rich and colorful history of the region’s timber industry. This free, self-guided walk features ten informative panels, each mounted on red gum posts, that detail the fascinating story of Mathoura’s red gum timber industry. These panels are strategically placed throughout the scenic grounds of the Timbercutter restaurant and the Picnic Point precinct.

Immerse yourself in the captivating narrative of the river red gum, from the formation of the majestic red gum forests to the thriving timber industry they spurred. Stroll at your own pace and step back in time to meet some of the earliest pioneers who played pivotal roles in this extraordinary story.

As you wander, take in the serene forest air, listen to the soothing sounds of nature, and enjoy the journey

Bathe in the forest air and the visceral sounds of nature, savour the journey, and keep an eye out for the intriguing stories.

Facilities

Carpark

Disabled Assistance

Disabled access available

Rates

Free Entry

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