Trentham nestles at the top of the Great Dividing Range, mid-way between Woodend and Daylesford and approximately one hour from Melbourne.
For a town of its size, it offers an abundance of fine food and local produce. Located just minutes from town is Trentham Falls – Victoria’s single highest drop waterfall, there are many walking tracks in the surrounding forest and also nearby is Blue Mount and McLaughlin’s lookouts in Wombat state forest.
In Trentham enjoy dining out on fresh, seasonal offerings. RedBeard Bakery turns out sourdough breads and pizzas in its 120-year-old Scotch oven, the Cosmopolitan Hotel is great for local, seasonal pub fare, and Annie Smither’s Du Fermier is a great place for a leisurely lunch. When in season, load up on chestnuts, cherries and heirloom fruit varieties at the Nutty Orchard, and stop in at Wallaby Creek Olive Grove for on-site tastings of olive products.
Trentham is a special little township and the perfect base to explore the many attractions of the area.