Located in the hinterland mountains of central Victoria, about 100km by car from Victoria's capital, Melbourne, Marysville is a small mini-town with a permanent population of less than 300 people.
Marysville is a small, alpine town surrounded by range (Yarra Ranges), snow-capped in winter, Melbourne ski snow-watching sacred place, famous winter scenery.
Marysville was originally a stop on (Yarra Track, 's way to the Great Watershed Jordan Gold Mine), and since 1864, when the first butcher shop and shop began, the town has flourished.
Since the 1920s, Marysville has become a popular tourist destination in Victoria. Marysville is home to (Lake Mountain Alpine Resort), a mountain resort that visits lakes and mountains. During the winter skiing season, the population of the town tends to double, and the town's main street is packed with ski equipment rental companies, shops and cafes. Like a prosperous winter tourism season. Summer trips to Marysville, not only visit Victoria's two most famous motorcycles,: Black Spur and The Reefton Spur, but also the picturesque hiking trails and Stevenson Falls (Steavenson Falls).
In Marysville, you don't see any of the old wooden huts that are common in other small towns, the shops that sell all sorts of old things, and so on, because a mountain fire that was rare in Australian history in 2009 burned down entire towns, fires, and even threat to Melbourne. The burning wood ash has floated into the city. After the disaster, the Marysville people with tenacious optimism, with their hard-working hands to rebuild this beautiful town.
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Visitor centre of Marysville