Description
The Dunkeld Arboretum is an exquisite collection of living trees from around the world, located at the base of the Grampians National Park.
Spread across an area of 18 hectares, the Arboretum offers visitors a truly unique experience, both in terms of its scenic beauty and its historical significance.
Visitors to the Arboretum can enjoy a range of activities that offer insight into the diversity of the world's trees. The Arboretum showcases over 150 species of trees, including a labyrinth, Old Sawmill, and several walking tracks that offer panoramic views of the national park. The labyrinth is an engaging experience, a puzzle which challenges visitors to find their way through a winding path filled with plant-filled corners. The Old Sawmill is a rich reminder of the timber industry in the region, while the walking tracks are a perfect way to explore the region at your own pace. The Arboretum is ideal for picnics with family and friends, where visitors can relax and enjoy the tranquil surroundings.
The Arboretum is open daily and visitors can experience its beauty all year round. During spring, the Arboretum is bedecked with a colourful array of blossoms, while autumn offers a striking array of golds and reds as the leaves change. Summer is perfect for picnics and exploring the walking tracks, while winter offers a unique perspective of the region with snow-capped peaks providing a stunning backdrop.
The Arboretum is just a short five-minute drive from the centre of Dunkeld. From Dunkeld, take the Victoria Valley Road towards the Grampians National Park, and the Arboretum will be on your right. Visitors can also access the Arboretum via public transport, with daily
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