Located on the Gippsland Plains, in the shadow of the Great Dividing Range, the town offers a country feel just a stone’s throw from the Latrobe Valley.

Gippsland Plains Rail Trail family on bikes riding past Glengarry sign

Gippsland Plains Rail Trail Glengarry Platform cafe cyclists and dog walkers

Narkoojee ladies standing amongst golden autumn vines in Traralgon winery

Glengarry Platform Cafe family eating biscuits and pies

Glengarry Apex Park family playing on the playground

Things to do in Glengarry

Time your visit with the Glengarry Makers, Bakers & Growers Market, held on the 3rd Sunday of each month.

At Apex Park you'll notice the bright artwork on the old drainpipes. This was painted by local Gunai artist Ronald Edwards Pepper.

Ride, walk or horse-ride a section of the Gippsland Plains Rail Trail (Traralgon - Stratford, 63km). This journey weaves through the idyllic countryside with handsome mountain vistas, punctuated by warm and quirky villages.

In the heart of town you’ll find the Glengarry Skatepark, a popular hangout, boasting curved ramps, quarter extension, spine and huge metal flat box.

Apex Park Glengarry two children playing in cylinders with murals

Glengarry restaurants & cafes

Platform 3854 Cafe is bursting with rustic charm. It's conveniently located on the Gippsland Plains Rail Trail so cyclists can fuel up with a pie or coffee. The dining room has regular makeovers with exhibitions by local artists and displays of jewellery, homewares and gifts from nearby makers.

Make haste to the iconic Glengarry Hotel (or The Glen Pub to the locals) for contemporary bistro meals amongst country charm. Catch a live band for your Sunday sippers.

Nestled in the foothills of the Great Dividing Range, Narkoojee is a 5 Red Star Winery as rated by James Halliday. Enjoy the impressive backdrop while you sample the full range of current release wines at the cellar door, or stay for lunch at their Mediterranean-inspired restaurant.