Echo Tunnel - Healesville (VIC)

Graeme Forbes The Maroondah Dam is a popular tourist destination with quite a bit of history and natural beauty with magnificent trees and of course the dam wall which took 7 years to build Lots of picnic facilities among the trees with a few covered areas for inclement weather

Angela Bowater Lovely to visit, wander, have a tour or self guided tour of the historic buildings. Cafe, dogs on leash allowed. Interesting museum. Run by friendly volunteers An important piece of local history kindly donated to the public.

Brianna Lirsch GORGEOUSSSSS LOVE!!! so scenic and beautiful and so worth a drive up. it is just a small gravel road so parking is a little inconvenient but it literally doesnt matter cos its so sick. Big Hill is Big Amazing. Big Recommend.

Emily Crowder Stopped by to purchase a few bottles of wine. We were welcomed in by Tim who was very professional and friendly. We tested 5 different wines, he explained the tasting notes. We chatted about our travels around Australia (on holiday from the UK). Ended up purchasing 6 bottles! Very relaxed atmosphere, all the staff were lovely. The food platters which passed us looked good- unfortunately we had eaten so did not order any food. A small winery with excellent wine and knowledgeable staff. Would definitely recommend.

M & K Van Hoof What a wonderful memorable experience. We were so lucky to have the very knowledgeable and friendly Megan to guide us through the wine tasting. We loved that it was such a personal intimate experience and such a family oriented Winery. You could feel the love in every sip after Megan told us the history of the farm. We purchased the "One on One" bottle to take away as it was a very unique idea from growing to harvesting. The view was amazing and this rustic winery was definitely our favourite one visited on our holiday.

Stuart Pearson Thank you to Louise and Ayla for running a fantastic Edible Forest tour for our school group. We learnt about a range of edible and medical plants, tried a few ourselves and found out about how the Edible Forest is fairly self-sufficient. Louise organised plants for us to take home and the students reported enjoying the session. Thanks again!

Jason Platty A great place to stop and just have a look. Massive lake, with huge concrete dam. The water level is a 50%. April 2025. You can see how far it has dropped on the shoreline.

Bradley Jones Gem – Do You Like Wine or Love It? This isn’t your typical sleek winery sales center—it’s quaint, a little quirky, and all about the wine. Yarra Yering came highly recommended, not just by those in the Okanagan Valley but also with a solid thumbs-up from Marion wine bar in Melbourne. Being over 13,000 km from home, we had to stop in. These were take-home wines, and with a four-bottle limit for Canada, I made sure 75% came from here. If you can’t visit in person, do yourself a favor and try the wine from the Yarra Valley. The name says it all—Yarra Yering.

Issabele Popescu Great experience. The variety of chocolate is overwhelming, you don’t even know what to choose. I went with my boys and they loved it. We watched how some chocolate is made and it was amazing. The food is delicious and affordable. And the view is great. I recommend it 100% . Great afternoon spent with my family.