Toora Heritage Walk

Toora Heritage Walk is a popular attraction in the small historic township of Toora located on the South Gippsland Highway east of Wilsons Promontory in Australia.

The name Toora is said to be an Aboriginal instruction which translates as 'woman, look after fire'.

The Toora Heritage Walk allows visitors to learn about the town's history by reading plaques outside some of the buildings along the main street and some adjoining streets. While enjoying the walk, you'll pass through gorgeous countryside and delightful villages that can be explored on foot, bike, or even on horseback. There are horse-parking spots at Sagasser Park where horse riders can hitch their horses. Besides the heritage walk, Toora has other attractions such as the Toora Wind Farm, Great Southern Rail Trail, Toora Bird Hide, Franklin River Reserve, Sagasser Park, Toora Heritage Pear Orchard, and Toora Dog Tree. Visitors can also enjoy horse riding, hiking, and cycling in the area.

The best time to visit Toora is during the summer months of December to February when the weather is warm and sunny. To get to Toora, visitors can drive along the South Gippsland Highway from Melbourne, which takes about two and a half hours. Alternatively, visitors can take a train to Yarram and then catch a bus to Toora.

In Toora, visitors can find accommodation in pet-friendly campgrounds and hotels. The township also has several restaurants and cafes where visitors can enjoy a bite to eat. Toora Heritage Walk is an ideal attraction for those who love to immerse themselves in history, enjoy taking leisure