Fishing
Fishing in and around Jamieson and the high country offers a wide variety of options for anglers. The area is home to many rivers and streams populated with a variety of fish species.
Nearby rivers are:
Goulburn River
Jamieson River
Delatite river
Howqua River
King River
The Goulburn River is located directly at your door and runs through the town of Jamieson and is known for its population of wild brown trout, rainbow trout, small redfin and murray cod.
The nearby Jamieson River, the Delatite River and the Howqua River are also all good options for fly fishing. The Delatite River and the Howqua River are known for their rainbow trout. The King River is home to a variety of fish species including brown trout, rainbow trout, redfin and mountain galaxias
All of these rivers have good public access points.
Horse Riding
There are several horse riding places located in and around Jamieson and Mansfield – the closest to Mansfield is Watsons Trail rides offering anything from one hour rides to 2 day rides. You can book directly through their website:
Hiking
Hiking is the perfect way to explore the area. There’s a variety of walks in Jamieson itself and if you feel like travelling a little further, Mt Buller is well worth the drive offering spectacular bushwalking, mountain bike riding and stunning scenery.
Jamieson River Walk: This 5km walk follows the Jamieson River and offers beautiful views of the river and the surrounding forest.
Mt Terrible Track: This 11km walk takes you up to the summit of Mount Terrible, offering stunning views of the Jamieson Valley.
Long Tunnel Extended Gold Mine Walk: This 3km walk takes you through the historic Long Tunnel Extended Gold Mine and offers a glimpse into Victoria's gold mining history.
Jamieson Lookout: This short walk takes you up to a lookout point offering stunning views of the Jamieson Valley and the surrounding mountains.
Tomahawk Hut Walk: This 6km walk takes you through the forest to the historic Tomahawk Hut, which was built in the 1890s.
Kevington Loop Track: This 14km walk takes you through the forest and along the Goulburn River, offering beautiful views of the river and the surrounding mountains.
Canoeing/Kayaking
Explore the serene beauty of the Goulburn and Jamieson Rivers with a thrilling day of canoeing or kayaking. Whether you're an experienced paddler or a first-timer, these pristine rivers offer a perfect escape into nature. Glide through tranquil waters surrounded by lush landscapes, abundant wildlife, and spectacular river views. The Goulburn River provides calm stretches ideal for a relaxing paddle, while the Jamieson River offers more challenging routes for adventurous kayakers. Perfect for family fun, romantic getaways, or group outings, canoeing and kayaking in this stunning area promises unforgettable memories.
