By Meg Kennedy<\/p>\n
\u201cLeave the freeway and explore Moorabool Shire for a unique day out\u201d, is the call to action after the release of a new touring map.
\nThe map details various activities in the Moorabool Shire and has just been released to the public.
\nThe brightly illustrated touring map includes various recreational themes of Moorabool, from local eateries, accommodation, to bird watching and heritage attractions.
\nCo-ordinator for Economic Development Andy Waugh said the map replaces last year\u2019s version.
\n\u201cThis new touring map provides self-driving routes, walking tracks and breaks down the Shire\u2019s key tourism offerings into themes: adventure, camping and caravan parks, falls and mineral springs, walking and hiking tracks, bird watching, fresh produce, eateries, specialities, look-out and heritage,\u201d he said.
\nHowever, on the Moorabool365 facebook page post of the new map, a comment from one man noted that Millbrook, Bungaree, Navigators, Clarke\u2019s Hill, Mt Wallace, Yendon, Bungal, Barkstead and Morrisons were not identified, \u201cHow about the smaller towns\/locations?\u201d, he wrote.
\nThe free maps are available at the Visitor Information Centre (215 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh) or at Ballan and Darley council offices during business hours.
\nBusinesses are welcome to request copies to provide to their clients by emailing tourism@moorabool.vic.gov.au.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
By Meg Kennedy \u201cLeave the freeway and explore Moorabool Shire for a unique day out\u201d, is the call to action after the release of a new touring map. The map details various activities in the Moorabool Shire and has just been released to the public. The brightly illustrated touring map includes various recreational themes of […]<\/p>\n