Yarragon is located between between Warragul and Trafalgar and is one of only two towns not bypassed by the Princes Highway between Melbourne and the Latrobe Valley.

Yarragon is very much a tourist town, with an interesting selection of antique shops, craft shops, galleries and cafes attracting many visitors. Attractive gardens, pathways, shelters and a large rotunda provide a buffer between the busy highway and the variety of speciality shops and attractions that Yarragon has to offer.

The Strzelecki Ranges provide a scenic backdrop to Yarragon, with much of the land around the town devoted to dairy farms. A short drive south along the road to Leongatha climbs the foot hills of the Strzelecki Ranges, and scenic views can be enjoyed from many spots along the road.

The Gourmet Deli Trail consists of a network of farms, vineyards and outlets selling local produce and smallgoods, and covers much of the area between Drouin, Warragul and Yarragon and south through the Strzelecki Ranges.

Town & Country Gallery The gallery features a stunning collection of works by Australian artists including contemporary paintings, hand blown glass, ceramics, sculptures, textiles and furniture

Mount Worth State Park 1040 hectares of natural forest and cleared pastures in the western Strzelecki Ranges, south of Yarragon

Yarragon Village A guide to this tourist town including listings of attractions, eateries, speciality shops and activities

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