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Hotels in Walhalla, Victoria
Find out more about Walhalla and surrounding areas in the Walhalla Pub Trail »
Walhalla Lodge Hotel (Wally Pub)
Walhalla Lodge Hotel
Photos 21/03/2008
Photos and information submitted by Gary Pope, Many Thanks
Walhalla Lodge Hotel
The Wally Pub remains the last licenced hotel in the town. The Pub offers great hearty meals, and has a friendly open atmosphere to enjoy a drink in the bar.
Famous for its ingenuity in remaining open for business, even in times when the local town had no power, and the local fridges went on the blink, the Wally entrusted its cache of beer to the cool stream running thru the town opposite - the locals didn't go without a cold beer!
Deb and Bob will welcome visitors anytime to share stories of this great historic town. (Closed Tuesdays)
No Accommodation
- Address:
- Main Road,
Walhalla.
Victoria 3825 - Phone:
- 03 51656226
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Former Star Hotel
Former Star Hotel
Photo April 2011
Photo submitted by Gary Pope, Many Thanks
Star Hotel
Newly constructed and opened as a private hotel in 1999, Walhalla's Star Hotel is a faithful reconstruction of the original facades of the Star Hotel,
- Address:
- Main Rd
Walhalla
Victoria 3825 - Phone:
- 03 5165 6262
- Website:
- www.starhotel.com.au/pages/hotel-over.html
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Information on Walhalla, VIC 3825
Photo: Gary Pope, Many Thanks
The town is the centre of Walhalla Historic Area and the start of the 650 km Australian Alps Walking Track to the ACT.
The view down to the town from the tramway walk is a 'must-do' walk. (30 minute walk)
Refer to more things to see and do in the Pub Trails section: Pub Trails Walhalla
You can spend days exploring Walhalla township area.
- There's the town with all its fine old restored buildings
- Long Tunnel Mine excursion
- Bandstand
- Tramway walk trail around the edge of the town
- Walk (difficult) to the famous hill top cricket pitch
- Visit the steepest moutainside cemetery
- enjoy a ride on the Walhalla railway line down to Thomson station
- take a 4WD or 2WD exploration of the surrounding hills (be careful of hidden mineshafts in the area!)
- stay a while in one of the many bed-n-breakfasts - even the haunted old hospital, now a B&B!
