Bruthen
Overview
Bruthen is a town blessed with some fantastic heritage buildings and a grand streetscape.
A small country town overlooking the Tambo river and is one of the gateways to the snowfields boasting natural attractions such as clean, fresh-waterholes and a pristine rainforest on the outskirts of town.
History
The Bruthen Inn is rich in local history and culture. Established in 1858, the Bruthen Inn was the second permanent building in the township. Overlooking the scenic Tambo Valley, the Inn is now the heart of the Bruthen Blues and regular Jams.
At Mossiface, Calvert's hop kilns, built in 1888 and are listed in Victorian Heritage Register, have been restored and a giant maize crib still stands.
Places of interest
Tambo River
Mossiface hop kilns
The Great Alpine Road
Accommodation
Limited accommodation options, Hotel and several good B&Bs and it is only 20 minutes from Bairnsdale.
Contact East Gippsland Visitor Information Centre
Telephone: 1800 637 060 or International: +61 (3) 5155 1966
Website: www.discovereastgippsland.com.au
Email: lakesvic@egipps.vic.gov.au
Town statistics
| Population | 300 |
|---|---|
| Distance from Melbourne | 307 km, 190 miles and 4 hours driving time from Melbourne |
| Road access | The Great Alpine Road |