Where does the bus stop?

It stops at the Myrtleford Visitor Centre and Wangaratta Station.

Yes, but it will be significantly more expensive than the bus.

Myrtleford

Wangaratta

Bus Driving

Myrtleford to Wangaratta

Updated: 27 May 2026

The route from Myrtleford to Wangaratta spans 45 km along the Great Alpine Road (B500). This is a primary transit corridor connecting the high country to the regional hub of Wangaratta. Driving takes about 40 minutes through rolling agricultural landscapes. Public transport is available via V/Line bus services connecting to the train network. The road is a major arterial route with heavy vehicle traffic.

Total Distance: 45 km driving distance; 42 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving your own car is the fastest method at 40 minutes.

Cheapest Way

V/Line bus services offer the most cost-effective travel.

Compare Myrtleford to Wangaratta Routes

	Bus Direct	Driving Direct
Duration	50 minutes	40 minutes
Avg Price	10-18 AUD	10-15 AUD fuel cost
Operator	V/Line	Personal Vehicle
Route	Great Alpine Road	Great Alpine Road (B500)
Tip	Book tickets online or via the V/Line app for convenience.	Use the passing lanes near Everton for safer overtaking.

Travel Tips

Train Connection
Wangaratta Station connects you to the Melbourne-Albury train line.
Traffic
Expect heavier traffic during peak holiday periods.
Shopping
Wangaratta offers larger retail options compared to Myrtleford.
Bus Stops
The bus stops at the Myrtleford Visitor Information Centre.
Connectivity
Mobile coverage is excellent along the entire B500 route.

Safety Tips

Overtaking
Only overtake in designated passing lanes.
Fatigue
Take a break if you feel tired; the drive is short but requires focus.
Weather
Heavy rain can cause minor flooding on low-lying sections.
Emergency
Dial triple zero for emergency services.