The Redwood Forest near Warburton is a planted forest featuring towering Californian Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) trees that were first planted over 90 years ago alongside Bishop Pine plantations. These redwoods, though not native to Australia, create a striking and serene environment with their tall, straight trunks. The forest offers visitors the chance to enjoy a … Redwood Forest
The Lilydale to Warburton Rail Trail is an iconic 40 km recreation trail for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. The trail follows the path of the historical railway line through the stunning Yarra Valley starting behind Lilydale Railway Station and finishing in the Warburton township. Follow the trail past the old turntable and continue around … The Warby Trail
Situated halfway up Mt Donna Buanng this beautiful site features a 40 metre long observation platform (one of only three of its type in Australia) which takes you into the rainforest canopy 15 metres above the ground. A 350 metre long elevated walkway takes you through the Rainforest Gallery where you will see magnificent 65 … The Rainforest Gallery
The Ada Tree, a giant Mountain Ash (Eucalyptus regnans), is considered to be one of Victoria’s largest living trees. It is estimated to be over 300 years old and towers over the surrounding rainforest in the headwaters of the Little Ada River.
Whether you want a scenic walk around the beautiful Yarra River and tributaries or a walk into the history of the town along the well known rail trail or a vertical climb to the summit of Mt Donna Buanng for the super fit, Warburton has an array of scenic walking trails. Popular tracks are Dolly … Scenic Walks
The Visitor Information Centre is located on the main street in the heart of Warburton and represents all the wonderful things to do and places to stay in the Warburton Valley, and all the towns along the Warburton Highway.