Get away from it all and relax in comfort and style at Dinner Plain. Just under 2 hours from Wangaratta and Bairnsdale travelling along the Great Alpine Road.

There are loads of activities for everyone from walking, mountain bike riding, horse riding, scenic chair lift rides, fishing, enjoy them all and take in the breathtaking views of the Victorian Alps. From the village you can explore the new walking trails being created by Department of Sustainability and Environment crews, in conjunction with the Dinner Plain Landcare Group, in the state forest areas adjacent to the village. Or take on the challenge of walking or cycling the Mt Hotham to Dinner Plain Ski Trail. Trail maps and information available from our office.

Base yourself in the cool of the high country and plan some day trips to the historic Blue Duck Hotel north of Omeo, wineries of the Ovens Valley, or exploring the cattlemen's huts of the high country. By May 2009, the Bogong High Plains Road will be fully sealed, creating a unique alpine touring loop between early November and late May every year.

You can also have a hit of tennis on Australia’s highest tennis courts where just watching the way the balls bounce at altitude is enough to work up a sweat, click here for details.

If relaxing is more your style, enjoy a picnic amongst the wildflowers, gentle walks throughout the village, have a BBQ on your own balcony, or at either of the two public BBQ’s in the village.

Indulge yourself and spend a weekend away in a fully self-contained apartment or chalet with everything at your fingertips. Enjoy great high country cooking in our restaurants or have a drink and chat with the locals. Whatever it is you enjoy you will love Dinner Plain in the summer!

Accommodation Services of Dinner Plain has a wide range of local maps for sale as well as first-hand knowledge of the High Country Huts and how to find them. We also sell all of Fiona's publications, including the "Dinner Plain Village Guide", 16 pages packed with information on huts, walking trails, 4 wheel drive routes, and a little bit of village history.