Editing Yarra Valley (section)

== Tourism ==
[[File:Yarra Valley wine region panorama.jpg|thumb|Yarra Valley wine region panorama. Facing West. Shot on 230422]]
The Yarra Valley is one of Victoria's primary tourism regions, attracting visitors with its natural landscapes, wineries, and outdoor activities. The [[Lilydale to Warburton Rail Trail]] is a popular 40-kilometre track that follows an old railway line, frequented by cyclists, walkers, and equestrians. Other natural attractions include the [[Healesville Sanctuary]], a conservation-focused wildlife park that showcases native Australian animals, and several parks and reserves in the Yarra Ranges, which offer hiking trails and scenic views.

Winery tours are a major attraction, drawing tourists from across Australia and internationally. Many wineries offer cellar door tastings and restaurants with views over the vineyards, making the Yarra Valley a destination for food and wine tourism.<ref>{{Cite book |last=Farrer |first=Keith Thomas Henry |title=To feed a nation: a history of Australian food science and technology |date=2005 |publisher=CSIRO Publ |isbn=978-0-643-09154-2 |location=Collingwood}}</ref>