The pubs and hotels dotted throughout the beautiful
Upper Murray region each boast their own unique
qualities, from their historic facades and tall tales,
to their friendly warm welcomes or mouth-watering
signature dishes.
Most of the Upper Murray Pubs are in close proximity
to welcoming golf courses; we encourage you to
match a meal with a round of golf.
The options are endless. For more information why not check out the Explore Upper Murray Pub Trail brochure below!
Tintaldra Hotel
2 Main St, Tintaldra
Home to sweeping Murray River views and famously cold beer, the historic Tintaldra Hotel—established in 1870—is a favourite with locals and touring groups alike. Nicknamed the ‘Tinpot’, this country pub is known for its weekend treat of freshly shucked Pambula oysters and popular curry nights. Guests can stay in basic accommodation near the expansive beer garden.
Corryong Hotel Motel
54/60 Towong Road, Corryong
Offering some of the best views in town, the Corryong Hotel Motel is the perfect spot to relax with a meal or drink while enjoying an uninterrupted view of Mt Mittamatite. A craft beer lover’s haven, the bar staff are happy to guide you through the extensive selection of tap beers, including local brews. The bistro serves a seasonal menu full of pub favourites and exciting specials, complemented by a range of regional wines in the refurbished lounge area. Motel rooms are fresh and modern, with new beds, linens, and facilities, plus a continental breakfast is provided.
Corryong Courthouse Hotel
27 Hanson Street, Corryong
Affectionately known as the ‘Top Pub’, the Corryong Courthouse Hotel blends history with warm High Country hospitality. Step back in time as you relax by the welcoming fireplace or take in the view from the sweeping verandah, which leads to a bygone era. The spacious beer garden is perfect for sunny days, while the extensive menu caters to all tastes, including smaller portions for younger guests. The historic function room is available for events. The accommodation wing numerous room configurations with ensuite facilities.
Walwa Hotel
39 Main Street, Walwa
Established in 1926, Walwa Hotel is a beloved spot full of charm and character, drawing generations of locals and visitors alike. The dog-friendly beer garden, complete with water bowls, is perfect for enjoying ice-cold beers and a great wine list alongside hearty, traditional pub food. Popular with travellers, local workers, and cycling or motorbike groups, the hotel offers six newly updated motel rooms with free continental breakfast.
Cudgewa Hotel
77 Main Street, Cudgewa
Founded in 1921, the Cudgewa Hotel offers a warm country welcome just 12 km from Corryong. Known for its quality meals made from fresh, seasonal produce—including free-range chicken and grass-fed lamb—enjoy delicious schnitzels, tenders, and crumbed cutlets. Currently known for opening on Friday nights with delicious meal options, the managers warmly welcome giving them a call. The hotel’s pet-friendly, green lawn and garden provide a relaxing spot to unwind, and it’s a popular venue for private functions.
Koetong Pub
6156 Murray Valley Highway, Koetong
Once an illegal wine shanty during the tin mining boom, the Koetong Pub is a beloved stop along the High Country Rail Trail. Known for top-notch hospitality and some of the region’s best food, the pub proudly supports local producers, offering homemade sweets and Mt Beauty coffee. Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the beer garden (open Thursday–Sunday in winter, Wednesday–Monday in warmer months), or stay in the self-contained unit—ideal for exploring nearby natural attractions.
This Pub is temporarily closed as it seeks new ownership.
Tooma Inn
9 Possum Point Road, Tooma
Step into history at the Tooma Inn, a charming country pub dating back to 1879. Famous for its decadent lolly bar—packed with chocolates, lollies, and ice-creams—the venue also features an all-Australian gift shop stocked with travel essentials and gourmet treats. Enjoy a quality menu featuring everything from Thai chicken and lychee curry to lamb shanks and seafood baskets. With a spacious outdoor area for events, free onsite camping, caravan access behind the Pub, and basic accommodation, the Tooma Inn is a must-visit stop in the Snowy Valleys.
Khancoban Alpine Inn
1399 Alpine Way, Khancoban
Nestled in the foothills of the Snowy Mountains, the Khancoban Alpine Inn offers a warm welcome, hearty meals, and over 30 rooms for guests. A favourite with adventurers, it's the perfect stop for fishing, biking, or snow trips. Enjoy fireside dining in winter or relax in the shady beer garden during summer. With a family-friendly bistro, local beers on tap, and a great wine list, it's ideal for a meal, dessert, or nightcap.
Jingellic Pub
3149 River Road, Jingellic
Perched on the banks of the Murray River, Jingellic Pub is more than just a pub—it’s a riverside destination. A favourite with travellers and campers, the free reserve below the pub includes showers and unbeatable access to food, drinks, and views. With a range of accommodation—from pub rooms to cabins and a holiday house—guests can settle in and enjoy an extensive menu, featuring everything from classic Chicken Parmigiana to standout BBQ Bourbon Pork Ribs.
