Gellibrand - VIC

Gellibrand is a tranquil village surrounded by towering trees, lush fern gullies, and scenic trails. Known as the “rainforest capital of the Otways,” it’s a haven for nature lovers seeking a peaceful escape.
Gellibrand was named after Joseph Gellibrand, the first attorney-general of Van Diemen's Land (Tasmania) and an early European settler in Victoria.
Gellibrand is positioned close to the Gellibrand River, with tourist attractions including fishing, access to the Old Beechy Rail Trail for cycling, walking, and horse-riding, and proximity to many of the Otway Ranges' walks and waterfalls.