Mount
BEAUTY
ADVENTURE LIVES HERE!
Nestled in the heart of the Kiewa Valley, Mount Beauty is a destination that lives up to its name. With its stunning backdrop of Victoria's highest peak, Mount Bogong, this charming town offers a perfect escape for nature lovers and adventurers alike.
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Enjoy more time and less hassle exploring the tracks and trails of the High Country with a private hike or bike transfer from Mt Beauty Transfers.
Relax in a comfortable vehicle as your local, experienced driver takes you to the trailhead and collects you at the end of your walk or ride — returning you safely to your starting point or nominated destination.
No more doubling back or shuttling cars between Point A and Point B.
Hiking and bike transfers are their specialty. Whether you’re heading out for a road, gravel, MTB, or rail trail ride, bikes are safely transported on Shingleback bike racks by local drivers who know the region.
Local and family-owned, they offer pick-ups from Melbourne Airport, Albury Airport, Albury/Wodonga, Bright, Mt Beauty, Falls Creek, and Mt Hotham.
Personal transport for solo travellers, couples, families, and small groups of up to six — with fixed fares, flexible pick-up times, luggage trailers, and purpose-built bike racks.
All vehicles and drivers are fully insured and accredited with Safe Transport Victoria.
Coffee stops, supply runs, scenic photo pauses, and insider tips all come standard.
See you in the High Country.
Mount Beauty Motor Inn is located in the heart of Mount Beauty, nestled in the picturesque Kiewa Valley. The Inn offers easy access to the town’s amenities while being a perfect base for exploring the surrounding Alpine National Park, Mount Bogong and Falls Creek Ski Resort. Discover comfortable and affordable lodging with modern decor and friendly service at Mount Beauty Motor Inn.
Conquer Mount Bogong and feel like you are on top of the world. The Conquestathon takes you on an organised single day 21 kilometre return trek to the summit of Victoria’s highest mountain, Mt Bogong (1986 metres). Walk it or run it, you’ll be amazed at the spectacular views and changing landscapes along this iconic and challenging hiking track.
Wildflower Pilates in Tawonga South offers outdoor Mat Pilates, Reformer Pilates, and boutique wellness retreats in the heart of the Victorian High Country — just minutes from Mount Beauty.
If you’re visiting the region and looking for an active experience, Wildflower Pilates runs outdoor Mat Pilates three times a week in a relaxed garden setting with mountain views: Saturday 8:00am, Tuesday 6:15pm, Thursday 6:15pm.
These open-level group classes are perfect for locals, travellers, hikers, bikers, skiers, runners — anyone wanting to build strength, mobility, and core control while enjoying fresh mountain air.
Wildflower Pilates also operates a Reformer Pilates studio in Tawonga South, offering private and small-group sessions for those wanting more personalised strength, conditioning, or injury-support training.
For travellers seeking a bigger experience, Wildflower hosts multi-day Pilates and hiking retreats in the Victorian High Country, combining daily Pilates, alpine adventure, great food, and a social, fun atmosphere – ideal for people who love movement and the outdoors.
Whether you’re holidaying in Mount Beauty, spending the season in Falls Creek, or exploring the High Country, Wildflower Pilates is one of the best active experiences in the region, with classes that help you feel strong, energised, and ready to take on the mountains.
All fitness levels welcome. Book online – spots fill fast.
Horsemanship clinic in a spectacular classroom, beyond the yard and stable. Advance your horse and rider relationship in a working environment. Great horses, beautiful camps, brumby country, experienced leaders.
This five day travelling clinic combines the rewards of a remote packhorse expedition with the the extra dimension of horsemanship skill building in a working environment. The experienced horse masters offer ongoing advice and ideas throughout the expedition.
Although all BHA rides include basic Natural Horsemanship, these clinics are an opportunity to focus on horsemanship, observe brumbies in there natural wild herd environment, learn the traditions of using packhorses, bush skills, camping with horses and problem solving the challenges of horses in remote landscapes.
On these expeditions there is an opportunity to bring your horse or use one of BHA’s own bred and trained mountain horses. Offering one on one mentoring, the Natural Horsemanship mobile clinics will be run this year by Lin and Clay Baird.