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Macedon Ranges

One of Victoria's most stunning regions

PHOTO: Hydrangeas in the Top of the Range gardens

Welcome to the

Macedon Ranges

Covering almost 1,600 km2 of central Victoria, the Macedon Ranges is full of treasures, and suprises.

Radiating out from Mount Macedon, are a series of beatiful townships, and places to experience.

Local information

We're currently compiling a directory of local things to see, and do. As well as a range of local businesses that all make our region one of the greatest places in the country to visit.

In the meantime; check out our pages exploring Macedon Regional Park.

 

 

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Macedon Regional Park

So much to explore, only 45 minutes from Melbourne

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    McGregors Picnic Ground
    Surrounded by beautiful tall trees, McGregors picnic ground is a great place to sit back, and enjoy a picnic with the family.
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  • Sanatorium Lake
    Quiet, cool, and full of flora... the lake is a must see on your visit to the park
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  • Western Lookout
    With panoramic views out to the great Victorian countryside, this lookout is only a short walk from Top of the Range tea rooms.
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  • Sanatorium Picnic Ground
    Stop for a picnic before heading to the eco-trail
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