Places to visit
Kurana Crash Memorial
At 7:40am on Monday, November 8th 1948, the "Kurana" a Douglas DC3 aircraft; clipped the tops of the trees on Mount Macedon. Cloud and misty rain reduced visibility on the mountain, leading to the crash. The memorial information board (erected 50 years after the crash) is only 50 metres from the Memorial Cross gatehouse and sits quietly at the location of the crash site among the trees. For visitors with extra time, and sense of history, it is also recommended visiting the Gisborne Historical Society to view the bravery medals awarded to the crew of the aircraft.
How to get to Kurana Crash Memorial
Located aproximately 100m East of the tea rooms, just off the main car park.
Macedon Regional Park Summit Precinct
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Photo: Luke Chapman (Top of the Range)
Things to see and do
- Historical information
- Short walk
Facilities
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Photo: Luke Chapman (Top of the Range)
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