Cornella Canola Walk

Overview

The 2024 display is now finished and they will return August 2025. Follow their social media to get the latest. 

Immerse yourself in a field of brilliant yellow.  360 degrees of colour.

Central Victoria is known for its amazing canola fields which flower from August into early September. The time is ripe for a visit to the iconic Colbinabbin/Cornella canola fields as they come into bloom and colour the paddocks fluorescent yellow!

In conjunction with the Shiraz Republic and Cornella Brewery, we have established a viewing platform and walking track through the flowering yellow crop.

Most farmers, understandably, do not want tourists entering their canola fields and unknowingly destroying the crop and potentially spreading disease but the Shiraz Republic has created a track and viewing platform in their 100 acre fields of canola so that tourists can wander through the canola field and take their insta-worthy selfies!

Walk the canola fields. Immerse yourself in the sea of yellow colour. Park safely at the Shiraz Republic cellar door. Walk the Canola Trail. Experience the 360 degree wonder. 

Enjoy a drink and something to eat at our picturesque cellar door or visit nearby Colbinabbin to view the spectacular Silo Art.

Feel like a short getaway? Stay in one of their cabins and take advantage of early morning or evening photography.

Tickets & Information 
Entry is $10 per adult and $5 for children. Children under 5 are free. A family pass is $30.
Purchase tickets from Shiraz Republic’s cellar door and to collect your guide.

Open Friday to Monday 11am – 5pm. Other times by appointment.
Availability of the walk is both seasonal and weather dependent. We expect the canola to bloom and the walk be ready from the 18th of August, 2024 until mid-September 2024, but is subject to change. 

Essential Gear
Enclosed shoes, water bottle, camera/drone and your excited self, mates and family! 

Note: The canola fields are important crops for farmers. Look to your heart’s content. Stay on the track. Please do not touch or trample the fields.