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Home>Our Shire>Discover the Glenelg Shire>Visiting Dartmoor
 Dartmoor is situated on the banks and floodplain of the scenic and peaceful Glenelg River.
In 1918, an avenue of Atlantic Cedars were planted as a memorial to those that served in the first World War. The Dartmoor Community and a local chainsaw artist, joined together to create nine tree carvings in the avenue of Honour, depicting service men and women in the army, navy and air force.
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| Things to See and Do in Dartmoor |
 | Walk along the Avenue of Honour and view the tree carvings that line the main street or enjoy the view from the picnic area. | | Fort O' Hare situated on the banks of the Glenelg River offers picnic areas, free camping, fishing, walks and a watering hole. | | Visit the Stainglass Studio. | | Try your luck at fishing in the Glenelg River | | Hire a canoe from Winnap and paddle down the river
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|  For more information on thing to see and do in the Dartmoor area, contact the:
Portland Visitor Information Centre, Lee Breakwater Road
Open daily 9.00am-5.00pm (except Christmas Day)
Phone: 1800 035 567 (toll free)
or Email: PortlandVIC@glenelg.vic.gov.au
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