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Jamieson Significant Trees Self Guided Walk
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75 reviewsAbout
The small picturesque township of Jamieson, approximately 40 kilometres south of Mansfield, features a range of significant trees, many exotic species and many dating back to the 1800s, planted by the early pioneers.
Take a self-guided walk around the township and admire the trees selected for their historic or botanic significance, especially beautiful in Autumn.
Maples, Elms, Giant Sequoia, poplars, just to name a few but don't miss the Magnolia Grandiflora at Jamieson Courthouse Hotel corner, planted a year after the hotel was built c1865, and take a stroll around the Arboretum near the primary school.
Pick up a guide from Mansfield Visitor Information Centre.
What's Available
1 featuresDisabled access available, contact operator for details.
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Reviews & Ratings
Robert Spriggs
Google review
The drive is awesome (continue round through Big River). The scenic viewpoint is not worth stopping at - squinting through trees. The best spots are elsewhere.
NWM Studios
Google review
Lovely ride up there on a bike, and great view over the lake. Trees interrupt the view, otherwise great location to visit.
Teana K
Google review
Breathtaking views of the lake and surrounds. The best part for Vodafone users is that you get 4g reception here! If you keep going up the long and winding road for what seems like forever (another hour) you can reach Mt Terrible Hut which you will need a 4wd for apparently. It is up a well worn dirt track.
Ingrid Turner
Google review
Beautiful place to see views of the mountains and waterways.
Tris Long
Google review
Epic views over the lake and surrounding mountains from here! road is steep & windy, caution advised with other cars often cutting corners coming the other way.
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Where you'll be
Perkins Street
Jamieson VIC 3723