‘Hanging Rock’ technically named Mt Diogenes is pretty damn impressive. Here’s a guide on how to prepare for your first visit.

It's often the first thing you wonder when you travel: 'Where do the locals go? That's sure to be the best place.' If a community enjoy visiting, you can feel confident that you're in for a good thing.

Harcourt has long been known for its delicious apples and is regarded as mainland Australia’s apple epicentre. It is great to visit year-round, but we recommend timing your visit with the Applefest in March to celebrate all the simple pleasures from this special spot.

It’s very easy when travelling to and within the Daylesford Macedon Region to arrow straight towards those lauded places that have become iconic of the district.

‘Wealth’ can be admired all around the Daylesford Macedon region. The gold rush adorned our townships with the finest architecture of extraordinary detail and beauty.

First settled around the 1860s, the place known as Blampied epitomises the ‘blink and you miss it’ town. Cruising down the highway, it is easy to zoom past, but the things to see here are far from forgettable.

It is very quiet and still on the craggy hilltop until a biting wind whips the gum leaves from their ghostly limbs and newly quenched grass starts a frenzied jig.

Alice's Journeys Walking Tours of Daylesford will stir your imagination, leaving you with a sense of wonder and surprise. It's a fun, healthy and relaxing way to enjoy a few hours.