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Food Redbeard Bakery in the laneway behind the Chimney Cafe - offering a range of sourdough breads baked on the premises in a large traditional wood oven. Enjoy a coffee with home made delights or a large bowl of home made soup in this warm inviting environment. Open 6 days from 8 am. Closed Mondays. Now open for evening meals Saturday only, reservations advised. http://www.redbeardbakery.com.au/cafe.html. The Nutty Orchard Gourmet to Go East Trentham. Pre ordered gourmet meals delivered to your door. Contact Tracey on 03 5424 1185 or 0447 836 171. Cosmopolition Hotel Cnr High Street and Cosmo Road Trentham - Modern Cuisine a food lovers’ paradise. Gardens open Thursday, Friday , Saturday and Sunday for lunch and dinner, stables will be open for Winter.
Trentham Bakery
52 High Street Trentham Baker café and take away Radio Springs Hotel Lyonville Main Rd Restored hotel open for Lunch Friday - Sunday, Dinner Thur- Sunday Breakfast by appointment. Accommodation 3 doubles with ensuites. Owner Ken and Jackie have a treasure here.
Burkes
Hotel
31-35 High Street Trentham Country style counter meals
Twigs
on High
High Street Trentham Fantastic home wares, clothing, jewellery
Pig and Whistle Hotel
James Lane East Trentham Home of the Dundee Pie. Guinness and Kilkenny on tap.
Blackwood Cobb and Co Tearoom and Colonial Candy Store
Cnr Martin
Street and Simmons Reef Road Blackwood Café, light meals
Trentham Fish and Chips,
Chickens and
Takeaway 21 Market Street Trentham
Supermarket 40
High Street Trentham licensed
Supermarket Blackwood General Store- Martin Street Blackwood Gourmet Breakfast and lunches, Deli and fully licensed open 7 days a week Café at Garden of St Earth- rated as one of the three best eateries in Central Victoria by the Age Good Weekender. Breakfast and Lunch plus morning and afternoon tea. Garden and Cafe closed June and July. Re opens August 1st
Markets
Neighbourhood Centre Market
Cnr High and Market Street Trentham
10-1.30pm first Saturday monthly
Railway Station
Cnr Market Victoria Street Trentham 9-3pm Fourth Sunday
monthly Farmers Market Third Saturday of the month at the village square. Gourmet and fresh produce. 8am - 1pm Things to do
Rugs by Ruth
Newtons
Lane East Trentham for an appointment please see details below. Ruth
also sells her hand crafted products at the Trentham Market, Trentham
Neighbourhood House, Kyneton Farmers Market and Woodend Lions Market.
Handcrafted products, rugs, throws, hats, scarves, baby shawls, cot and pram
blankets, ladies shawls, wraps, crocheted tablecloths, cushions and bedspreads.
Orders taken and lay-by available. Phone 5424 1470 mobile 0429976158 or email
rwhite1@westnet.com.au Twigs High Street, Trentham, a collection of beautiful things for your home, family and friends. A delightful experience of elegance and style. Closed Tuesdays
Caring for You
Lot 6 Fern Road Little Hampton Massages and facials Feldspar Gallery and Gardens 11 Falls Road Trentham well know local artist Carol Morris exhibits her work along with other exciting artists. Vik Wool 1730 Daylesford Road Little Hampton. Quality Quilts, under blankets and pillows made totally from natural fibres and chemical fee. Call to make sure Vicki is there. Phone 5424 1287 Mobile 0417 38 2123
Pandora Ponds
Gallery Blackwood Road Trentham Art gallery
Jargon
Crafts
at 37 High St, offer a selection of textiles,
jackets, hats and
handicrafts by Helen McRae .
Garden of St Erth
Simmons
Reef Road Blackwood A must for Garden lover’s. It features an attractive
perennial garden and nursery and a stone cottage which is one of the few
surviving buildings from the days when St Erth was a goldmining town in the
1860s. Perennial Festival Feb 28th-March 8th 2004 open every day 10am
–5pm
Trentham Garden Ornaments
Corner Victoria Street and Market Street.
Factory sales
Frogmount ( formally Norgates) of Newbury
Blackwood Road 8 acres of spectacular Herbaceous
perennials
Acotts Nursery
2-6 Bowen Street Trentham Specialising in English box
hedges
Hollow Log Orchard and Berry Farm
Amblers Lane East Trentham Pick your
own berries in January
John’s World Rose and Plant Nursery
1875 Daylesford Road Trentham
Antique Roses
Minifles Berry Farm The Great Dividing Trail-Community planned 260km public walking trail following the top of the Great Dividing range from Bacchus Marsh to Bendigo. Four major tracks separated for easily accessible day or short walks. Trentham and the surrounding area has many historical sites and wonderful state forests. The Historical Society is located in the old police station and slab
lock-up in Camp St Trentham. Railway station (1880 - 1978) Market Street displays of vintage rolling
stock and is home to Trentham Visitor Information Centre opened weekends only Trewhalla Brothers Foundry Victoria Street . Bill invented the
Trewhalla jack which facilitated the movement of large mill logs. It was
manufactured from 1893 until its closure 1997. Horse Troughs Two of these relics survive and can be seen High Street Quarry St Reserve The Quarry St Reserve and Lake is located on Stony Creek at the
intersection of Quarry St and Victoria Street The springs were created by means
of voluntary labour and it is thought to have been Trentham's first water
supply. There are gas barbecues, picnic facilities and toilets. Enders Bridge and Smokehouse Jeremiah Enders established one of the first mills in the area up
stream from the Trentham falls on the Coliban River .The bridge has recently
been restored Note the fine stone work supporting the steel structure. To the
south west of the bridge two smokehouses used to cure meat can be seen.
Lyonville Mineral Spring
McLaughlins Lookout
Situated near the corner of
Blackwood Ridge Road and Wheelers Track, this lookout at 830 meters above sea
level offers panoramic views of Mt Macedon, the Dandenongs and the You Yangs
Trentham Falls
A short
track leads to a Northern Lookout offering views of the Coliban River which
falls some 32 metres over basalt columns originally formed by ancient lava flows
boasts to be the largest
single-drop waterfall in Victoria. It is an excellent spot for picnics and
bushwalks. Further north by foot or 4 WD are the Trentham Cascades.
Blackwood A 15 minute drive south of Trentham is Blackwood which is situated on
the Lerderderg River. There are mineral springs plus a flora and fauna reserve in Golden
Point Rd. There are barbecues, a picnic area, toilets, parking and a kiosk. It
is open in daylight hours and there is an admission fee per car
The Wombat Forest The Wombat Forest (69, 200 hectares) you can enjoy bush walking,
wildflowers and orchids.
Lerderderg State Park
14 000-ha park, which major attractions are the rugged gorges and
escarpments of the Lerderderg River. There are walking tracks which follow the
river and the water races cut by goldminers when they were panning for gold in
the bygone era. Sandy river banks enhance the swimming areas (particularly at
Shaw's Lake) and bush camping is
permitted away from main roads,
making it very popular in the summer.
Firth Park Firth Park (100 ha) 5 km east of Trentham where there are fireplaces,
toilets and picnic tables. It is close to several former sawmills, one of which
can be seen via a walking track.
This land was used for eucalyptus distilling and then Firth planted
exotic trees which are still there today. They are labelled for identification.
There is a lake and on display is an old horse-drawn timber tram. The wheels
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