About Korweinguboora
Located in the heart of the Wombat State Forest on volcanic soil from Leonards Hill, nestles the town of Korweinguboora (Co-whingee-boora). A small town with a big heart once known for wood chop events and mud scrambles and now the place to find road side stalls selling seasonal produce from berries in the summer to potatoes in the winter and legally harvested wood all year round.
Renowned for rainfall, the Recreation Reserve and rich red soil, Korweinguboora is an area where many nationalities have settled and diverse agricultural activities are now practiced. It is easy to pass through Korweinguboora….but if you observe the 80kph signs and keep your eyes peeled you will notice the old General Store and the little white Catholic church now privately owned.
Why be in a hurry to get to Daylesford….slow down….there’s more than meets the eye in Korweinguboora....
Things to see and do in Korweinguboora!
Magnificent walking tracks:
 
- Werribee River Track:
This track begins at the Werribee Picnic Ground down Bunding-Blakeville Road, taking you to Carrolls Mineral Spring.
- Visit the Spargo Creek Mineral Spring:
How to find Korweinguboora
Use the interactive map below to locate where we are and to plan your route before you leave.
Use the arrow buttons to scroll north, east, south or west.
Use the plus button to zoom in & the minus button to zoom out.
Use the Map, Satellite & Hybrid buttons to toggle between the different map views.
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