An eclectic artistic community on the fringe of the Strzelecki Ranges.

At the crossroads between hilly countryside and enchanting bushland surrounds, this relaxed village is brimming with galleries and close to spellbinding natural attractions.

Yinnar public art statues of kangaroos under autumn trees red leaves

Yinnar Hotel girls drinking beer wine next to window at pub

Yinnar public art statue of busker man playing guitar

Things to do in Yinnar

Yinnar Community Garden woman walking on mosaic artwork in garden

Wander the streets and surrounding parks, peppered with sculptures and public art.

arc Yinnar, located in the old Yinnar Butter Factory, has the snack-sized town firmly planted on the arts trail with its gallery, theatre and gift shop. The exquisite range of jewellery, glass and artworks are available for purchase.

Check out Matchbox Gallery's stunning art and and exquisite lead lighting.

Take a relaxing amble through the Yinnar Community Gardens, filled with fruit trees, garden plots and sculptures and mosiac art.

For a little slice of heaven, pop in to Holy Innocents' Anglican Church in Yinnar South, one of the smallest churches in Australia at 4 x 5m.

This RV-friendly town has an RV stop on the Main Street, welcoming self-contained vehicles with a toilet and shower for stays of up to 48 hours. Find out more about the Yinnar RV Stop.

Arc Gallery Yinnar two women browsing items in gallery gift shop

Yinnar restaurants & cafes

Drop in to the Yinnar Hotel on an empty stomach for country hospitality and classic pub fare, complete with sunny courtyard.

The charming General Store building now houses the Yinnar Bakery & Coffee Shop, boasting a range of warm pies and freshly baked cakes. Cafe 3869 is where the locals are heading for breakfasts and lunches with wraps, quiches, salads and burgers.

Yinnar Hotel girls dining on outdoor tables under umbrellas

Nature

The town is a gateway to stunning natural wonders. Just 10 minutes' drive from town is the Fosters Gully Nature Walk, inside Morwell National Park. The 1 hr, 2.3km circuit walk weaves through grey and blum gum forest, abundant with wildlife. There are picnic facilities near the Kerry Rd car park.

The Morwell River Falls Reserve is an oasis of native bush, sitting next to a series of stunning cascades.

Lake Hyland is a scenic spot and a favourite for family picnics. You can walk around the lake, famed for fishing.

Journey on to jaw-dropping Tarra Bulga National Park to discover one of the most beautiful places imaginable. This land of fern glades, suspension bridges, falls and breathtaking walks needs to be on your list.