Dinner Plain

Overview
If you love a relaxed village atmosphere in the mountains Dinner Plain is your kind of place. From the powder white snow in winter to the rocky green hill sides in summer, Dinner Plain is a film makers wonderland.
There are tennis courts in the village, while nearby are guided walks, trail rides, mountain bike tours, flyfishing excursions and white water rafting. The airport is just 10 minutes down the road, and is open year-round for charter operations and private aircraft, making film making an accessible delight.
History
In the 1980s, noted architect Peter McIntyre and real estate visionary John Castran decided to create a distinctive village in Australia's only freehold land above the snowline. All 250 of its homes, apartments and lodges reflect the heritage of the early pioneer buildings in the Victorian High Country. Built of stone, timber and corrugated iron and often boasting magnificent stone fireplaces, each blends in beautifully with the surrounding snow gums and the high plains landscape.
Places of interest
Ski fields
Bushwalking
Hiking
Absailing
Mountian bike riding
Horseriding
Fly Fishing
Accommodation
To book accommodation or for more information contact the friendly staff at the Alpine Shire Council on Churchill Avenue, Bright.
Toll Free: 1800 111 885
Telephone: 03 5755 0555
Facsimile: 03 5755 1811
Web: http://www.greatalpinevalleys.com.au
Town statistics
| Population | 90 |
|---|---|
| Distance from Melbourne | 433 kilometres, 243 miles and 4 hours 10 minutes driving time |
| Road access | Great Alpine Road |