Things to do in Mansfield
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Mansfield Hotel
The flashiest of Mansfield’s pubs has a huge dining room and extensive, innovative bistro menu to go with it. Pull up a couch by the fireplace in winter or eat out in the sunny beer terrace in summer.
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Mansfield Regional Produce Store
The best spot in town for coffee or a light lunch, this rustic store stocks an array of local produce, wines and fresh-baked artisan breads.
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Mansfield Zoo
A surprisingly good wildlife park with lots of native fauna and some exotics like a pair of lions. You can sleep in the paddocks in a swag (adult/child $65/45, including zoo entry for two days) and wake to the dawn chorus of wildlife.
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Adrenalin White Water Rafting
If the adrenalin is still flowing, let it rush with Adrenalin White Water Rafting, which will take you out on the King River. Try the indulgence package (raft, wine, dine) and stay the night for $295.
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Alpine Helicopter
Alpine Helicopter runs themed helicopter flights, such as ‘Cattlemen’s Huts’, ‘Ned Kelly Country’ and ‘Rivers & Waterfalls’.
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Deck on High
A sophisticated but relaxed bar-restaurant serving up genuinely good Asian-inspired food like Indonesian gado gado, pad Thai and sushi plates.
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Watson's Mountain Country Trail Rides
A peaceful property where children can learn with pony rides or short trail rides, or take off on overnight catered rides.
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High Country Scenic Tour
Want to get off-road? Join a High Country Scenic Tour, which has exciting 4WD day-tours from $120 per person.
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High Country Horses
Based at Merrijig on the way to Mt Buller; offers anything from a short trot to overnight treks to Craig's Hut, Howqua River and Mt Stirling.
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All Terrain Cycles
Hires out top-quality mountain bikes and safety equipment, from $45 per day to $120 for the top downhill bikes. Also runs guided tours and mountain-biking clinics.
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McCormacks Mountain Valley Trail Rides
Experienced locals take you into the King Valley and High Country, including a four-day adventure for $900.
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Forty one
Famous for its creamy vanilla slice, but you can enjoy a range of gourmet surprises in the sunny courtyard here.
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Mansfield Farmers Market
On the fourth Saturday of each month, the farmers bring produce to town at the Mansfield Primary School.
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Mansfield Cemetery
The graves of the three Mansfield police officers killed by Ned Kelly and his gang in 1878 at Stringybark Creek rest in this cemetery, at the end of Highett St.
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