Bright is a great place to walk. The Cherry Walk is one of my favourite ones.
Start the walk from the park at the confluence of the Ovens River and Morses Creek. The park is just east of the shops and next to the Ovens Valley Highway. There is a small weir, swimming pool, water slide and foot bridge over the Ovens River at the park. The walking track closely follows the southern river bank.
It's a beautiful walk through the bushland surrounding Bright. It takes about 1 hour if you walk at a reasonable pace. It is very easy to do with children, although pushing a pram won't be possible. We carried our 1 year old daughter in a baby backpack.
Written Apr 21, 2009
Fishing at the trout farm. Its easy and sure way of catching a fish or two. The rod & bait is provided and you just pay for what you catch. Take it away and put it on the BBQ!!
Beware: you end up with too many fish if you have kids - everyone wants to have a go and everyone catches atleast one!
Updated Jan 2, 2006
We decided it would be pretty nice to have lunch by the river one day, and rather than packing a picnic, we decided to get some fish & chips.
There's a place on the main road in Bright, right next to Foodworks, and it is a take-away shop as well as the local video rental place.
They make a mean fish & chips, and I would recommend it to anyone!
Favorite Dish: We had the "2 blue grenadier and chips" pack, which indeed served 2 huge pieces of battered blue grenadier, with a fair amount of really nice chips. Very recommended.
Written Apr 21, 2009
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