The Waranga Rail Trail traverses the old Rushworth to Murchison East Railway Line which was built to transport timber, grain and other goods to Melbourne following the region’s goldrush years.
The line also included a passenger service to townships in the area and operated for almost 100 years, closing in 1987 when demand for supplies declined.
The Waranga Rail Trail stretches nearly 19km through the largest continuous Box-Ironbark forest in Australia, revealing a landscape rich with natural beauty, cultural significance and a fascinating past waiting to be discovered.
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