Dunolly, a town in Victoria's historic goldfields, offers attractions for history enthusiasts and nature lovers. The town's rich gold rush heritage is evident in its well-preserved architecture and historical sites. Visitors can explore the Dunolly Museum and the Dunolly Historic Precinct, which features significant buildings from the 19th century. The Welcome Stranger Obelisk commemorates the discovery of the largest alluvial gold nugget in the world. The Anglican Church of St John and the Belgian Reef Wooden Battery Stumps provide further glimpses into the town's past.
For outdoor enthusiasts, Dunolly's surroundings offer opportunities for cycling along the Dunolly Cycle Tracks. These tracks encompass a series of signed forest roads and tracks of varying lengths. Nature lovers can also visit the Laanecoorie Reservoir for kayaking and fishing, or explore the nearby Melville Caves, known for their bushranger hideouts. The town's picturesque setting, surrounded by ironbark forests, farmland, and vineyards, makes it an ideal base for exploring the natural beauty of Central Victoria.