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    Bright to Wandiligong Walk (Wandi Walk)

    Bright to Wandiligong Walk (Wandi Walk)

    • Coronation Ave, Bright 3741
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    It's hard to believe that the tranquil village of Wandiligong in its picturesque valley setting was once the centre of a bustling goldfield, and home to over 3000 people. Yet as you wander on the Wandi Walk, past the native eucalypts, wild apple trees and a meandering creek, you'll notice unmistakable signs of the miners' desperate search. Water races, dredgings and old mine shafts are still visible. This sense of the past lingers in the quiet streets as well. A number of historic buildings have been preserved or faithfully restored, including the first official Post Office, the tiny Wandiligong Library (1878) and the impressive school which once educated over 300 students. The former police horse paddock has been planted with striking chestnut trees, elegant poplars follow the old road alignment, and the stream now flows by unhindered. The halcyon days may be gone, but a wonderful memory lingers.

    Location: Bright and Wandiligong
    Length: 13.5km loop
    Walk: 3.5 hours return
    Track: Good
    Grade: Flat
    Start: Bright Splash Park, Bright
    Finish: Wandiligong Diggings Reserve, Wandiligong
    Nearby: Bright
    Best time: Autumn, late spring.

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    • Coronation Ave, Bright 3741

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