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Anderson's Mill
Situated 12 kilometres north of Creswick at Smeaton, it consists of a restored bluestone building with an iron water wheel which operated as a flour mill from 1861 to 1959
www.parks.vic.gov.au
Creswick Museum
Housed in the former town hall complex, the museum showcases artwork and items of significance from Creswick's history and hosts regular exhibitions
www.creswickmuseum.org.au
Creswick Regional Park
This park features picnic areas, several lakes, walking tracks, mountain bike tracks and native flora and fauna
www.parks.vic.gov.au
Creswick Woollen Mills
Operating since 1947, this spinning and weaving mill is the last coloured woollen mill of its type in Australia. Interactive exhibitions illustrate the history of the mill and show how natural fibres are produced. The on-site shop sells an exclusive range of natural fibre apparel, accessories and homewares.
www.creswickwool.com
Goldfields Track
The Goldfields Track covers a distance of 210 kilometres, taking in historic mining areas and a variety of natural features. It is divided into 4 smaller tracks and follows the top of the Great Dividing Range, connecting the cities of Ballarat and Bendigo. The 44 kilometre Eureka Track starts at Mount Buninyong, passing through Ballarat and onto Creswick. The 60 kilometre Wallaby Track links Creswick with Daylesford. The 48 kilometre Dry Diggings Track extends from Daylesford to Hepburn Springs and Castlemaine. The 58 kilometre Leanganook Track section links Castlemaine with Bendigo.
www.goldfieldstrack.com.au