Depart Melbourne and travel north towards Victoria's High Country, following the route into the heart of Kelly Country.

Travel through the township where Ned Kelly was born.

Visit the birthplace of Ned Kelly and learn about his early life and family beginnings.

Travel through the township where Ned Kelly spent part of his childhood.

Visit the site where a young Ned Kelly rescued Richard Shelton from drowning, earning the famous green sash for bravery.

Visit the site of the infamous Euroa bank robbery and discover how the Kelly Gang carried out one of Australia's most daring hold-ups.

Travel through Benalla, an important town in the Kelly story.

Visit the Ned Kelly & Costume Museum and explore exhibits showcasing Kelly's life, and enduring legacy.

Enjoy free time to explore the township and purchase lunch from one of Beechworth's cafés, or the famous Beechworth Bakery.

Pass the historic gaol where Ned Kelly was once imprisoned. If you'd like to explore inside, a guided gaol tour can be incorporated into your day for an additional cost, subject to availability and timing.

Visit the historic Beechworth Courthouse, home to the Kelly Trials Exhibition, and learn about the legal proceedings that led to Ned Kelly's trial.

Travel into the township where the Kelly Gang made their final stand.

Stop for photos with Australia's iconic Big Ned Kelly statue, standing over 6 metres tall and celebrating one of the country's most famous historical figures.

Discover interactive exhibits and artefacts telling the story of the Glenrowan siege.

Walk the historic siege precinct where the final confrontation unfolded.

If time permits, travel through Greta, the heart of Kelly Country .

If time permits, visit the remote site where the confrontation between the Kelly Gang and police took place, a pivotal moment in the Kelly story.

If time permits, stop at the memorial dedicated to the officers involved in the Stringybark Creek incident before returning to Melbourne.