Latrobe Valley to Licola

Morwell
Make sure you refuel before leaving the Latrobe Valley. Moe, Morwell and Traralgon all have the major brands, most with 95 and 98.

turn right down Latrobe Road. This route will take you away from the Freeway.

enjoy the magnificence of the Brown Coal mine on your left.

Glengarry
Glengarry is known for it's "Bushies Bakery" and their wonderful pies and pastries (as at 2018)

At this point you will leave the main road and head out through the farm land. Keep eyes open for wandering stock.

the turn off to the left can come up pretty quickly and, from memory, is a little off camber.

this is where the fun begins. The road is generally pretty good but can be a little narrow in sections, and regularly has 4WD and log trucks on it. Also be careful for fallen rocks in sections.

Licola
Be careful crossing the bridge to get into Licola. The deck is wooden and can have some gaps in it. You can head off to the right and follow the Tamboritha road until the Third Wellington Bridge crossing - from there the road becomes dirt and is know to be quite rough. If taking the Tamboritha Road, be careful for campers doing their thing, livestock can also appear at times and deer are known along this road.

Finish
Time for a rest. Stop at the shop and check out the old photo board - there are some hair raising log truck and school bus photos on the board. Also check out the visitors rest hut across from the shop - some great flood and fire photos.

Latrobe Valley to Licola
MotoWhere Route
Motorcycling
Morwell
Make sure you refuel before leaving the Latrobe Valley. Moe, Morwell and Traralgon all have the major brands, most with 95 and 98.
turn right down Latrobe Road. This route will take you away from the Freeway.
enjoy the magnificence of the Brown Coal mine on your left.
Glengarry
Glengarry is known for it's "Bushies Bakery" and their wonderful pies and pastries (as at 2018)
At this point you will leave the main road and head out through the farm land. Keep eyes open for wandering stock.
the turn off to the left can come up pretty quickly and, from memory, is a little off camber.
this is where the fun begins. The road is generally pretty good but can be a little narrow in sections, and regularly has 4WD and log trucks on it. Also be careful for fallen rocks in sections.
Licola
Be careful crossing the bridge to get into Licola. The deck is wooden and can have some gaps in it. You can head off to the right and follow the Tamboritha road until the Third Wellington Bridge crossing - from there the road becomes dirt and is know to be quite rough. If taking the Tamboritha Road, be careful for campers doing their thing, livestock can also appear at times and deer are known along this road.
Finish
Time for a rest. Stop at the shop and check out the old photo board - there are some hair raising log truck and school bus photos on the board. Also check out the visitors rest hut across from the shop - some great flood and fire photos.