Is there a train to Myrtleford?

No, the railway line is no longer in service.

How long is the drive?

It takes approximately 50 minutes.

Is the rail trail good for families?

Yes, the trail is flat and very family-friendly.

Yes, regional bus services operate between Wodonga and Myrtleford.

What is Myrtleford known for?

It is known for its beautiful valley setting, cycling trails, and local produce.

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Bus Driving

Wodonga to Myrtleford

Updated: 27 May 2026

Myrtleford is located 65 kilometers south of Wodonga in the heart of the Ovens Valley. The drive takes approximately 50 minutes via the C522 and Great Alpine Road. This route is popular for its scenic beauty and access to the Murray to Mountains Rail Trail. Public transport is limited, making private vehicle travel the most practical choice for visitors.

Total Distance: 65 km driving distance; 50 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving your own car is the fastest method, taking about 50 minutes.

Cheapest Way

Bus services are the most cost-effective way to travel if you don't have a car.

Compare Wodonga to Myrtleford Routes

	Bus Direct	Driving Direct
Duration	1 hour 10 mins	50 mins
Avg Price	$15 - $20	$12 in fuel
Operator	Dysons Bus Service	Personal Vehicle
Route	Regional bus services connecting Wodonga to Myrtleford.	Follow the C522 and merge onto the B500 Great Alpine Road.
Tip	Check the timetable as services are limited outside of school hours.	The road is scenic; take your time and enjoy the views.

Travel Tips

Cycling
If you are bringing bikes, ensure you have a secure rack for your vehicle.
Local Produce
Visit the local farm gates to buy fresh seasonal produce like berries and nuts.
Weather
The valley can experience significant temperature drops at night, even in summer.
Bookings
Book accommodation in advance if visiting during the peak summer or autumn holiday periods.
Information
The Myrtleford Visitor Information Centre is located in the Old School building.

Safety Tips

Alpine Road
The Great Alpine Road can be busy; stay alert and follow all road signs.
Wildlife
Be cautious of wildlife, especially when driving at dawn or dusk.
Emergency
Keep a mobile phone charged and carry a map in case of limited reception in remote areas.
Road Conditions
Check for road closures or maintenance work on the Great Alpine Road before you depart.