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News Update – July 2011

Marysville itself continues to be rebuilt.  This week A Country Touch opened its doors at their new shop, Cross Country Ski Hire also opened their “new door” though not entirely finished.  An old favourite, Marysville Opportunity Shop (MOPS) is due to open very soon and the Lolly Shop has started with the earth works for the foundations for the new shop.  The Visitor Information Centre is back at its old location in Murchison Street and will be fitted out with an exciting lay out soon.  The police station has its foundations laid.  There are also some new B&B’s are being built.  6000 trees and shrubs have been planted, and new foot paths laid.

So all in all, the last few months have seen some exciting additions to our village.

The surrounding country side continues to work its magic, looking greener every day.  There are lots of walks open again, including the iconic Beeches walk.

Whilst Steavenson Falls is closed during the weekdays for major works, it is open weekends, public and school holidays.  Many of the walking tracks are now open and looking great.

Marysville Golf Club is just about to get a new look with a Greg Norman designed course due to get underway in the winter, along with a new club house and facilities.  It will remain open during the renovations though.

Lake Mountain (cross country skiing) is now fully open and operational.  They have installed even bigger and better snow making equipment and the new building is open with great facilities - they now have snowmobiles for hire and these sounds like great fun.  A mountain bike track has been developed for the summer months with bike hire available in the village.

Marysville still has much to offer our guests and we encourage past and future guests to return to enjoy and marvel at how Mother Nature has the ability to fight back.