Korumburra is situated in a region of rich dairying country amongst the scenic backdrop of the Strzelecki Ranges. The town was an important black coal mining centre in the late 1800s, however the industry declined, with the final mine closing in 1958.

Korumburra is centrally located to a number of attractions in the area including Wilsons Promontory National Park, scenic drives and bushwalking activities in the Strzelecki Ranges, and the re-created coal mining tourist village of Coal Creek, just south of the town centre. The South Gippsland Tourist Railway, which runs a collection of historical diesel locomotives and railcars between Nyora and Leongatha, passes through Korumburra.

	Coal Creek Re-created coal mining village built on the site of an original black coal mine, showcasing the history and memorabilia of the area, with a community park offering a lakeside picnic ground and entertainment areas for musical events and markets
	South Gippsland Tourist Railway Running between Leongatha, Korumburra and Nyora, along a steep and windy track with spectacular views

Walkabout - Korumburra A travel guide with information on the history of the area and things to see

Prom Country Tourism The Prom Country Information Centre presents information on Wilsons Promontory including the national park, nearby towns, services and attractions in the region

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