Ned Kelly
State Forest
Ned Kelly Tree at Stringybark Creek, situated nearong in Victoria's high country, serves as a vital of Australia's bushranging history. This historic site commemorates the 1878 gunfight in which Ned Kelly and his gangushed and killed three policemen, marking a pivotal moment in the legend of Australia's most infamous outlaw. Visitors can reflect on this significant event and its impact on the nation's folklore while exploring the natural beauty of the area.
Hunting
At Tatong, a premier destination for deer hunting enthusiasts. Our nearby state forest areas offer an exceptional opportunity for hunters to test their skills and enjoy the great outdoors.
Fishing
Explore the nearby state forest, a paradise for enthusiasts of biking walking, horseback riding, and hunting. Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature, where you can encounter diverse array of wildlife, including birds, frogs and deer. Don't miss the stunning waterfalls and lush trees that create a serene for your outdoor adventures. Whether you're seeking tranquility or excitement, this forest has something for everyone.
Tatong
Tatong is a small rural community about 15kms east of Swanpool and land was first selected in the 1840’s and over time the area became known for dairy farming and timber harvesting. Horse drawn timber trolleys were used to haul logs to the local sawmill.
Explore the nearby Hollands Creek, a fantastic spot for fishing enthusiasts! Here, you can try your luck catching trout, redfin, and cod. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a beginner, the creek offers a relaxing environment to enjoy the great outdoors. Grab your gear and make some unforgettable memories! less then 1km away from the Tavern.
Lake Nillahcootie is a reservoir located in the northeast of Victoria, 27 kilometres from Tatong. It was formed by the construction of Nillahcootie Dam on the Broken River. Boating and fishing allowed all year round.
