Macedon Ranges Shire Council faces backlash for ruining ‘best autumn view in Australia’
A council in Victoria’s northwest has been accused of “destroying” a picturesque tourist destination popular with photographers and influencers, after erecting signs to improve safety. Macedon, a regional town 62km from Melbourne, is home to a famous stretch of road called Honour Ave — a spot which has become increasingly popular with tourists due to the tall, vibrant trees that line either side of the road. The spot is particularly popular during autumn , when many flock to capture the new auburn colours of the leaves. Watch the latest news and stream for free on 7plus >> However, a move by the Macedon Ranges Shire Council has angered many people who frequent the spot. No Standing signs have been placed along the road in the lead-up to April, when the region’s famous Autumn Festival is set to kick off. Tourists and photographers flock to Honour Ave in Macedon for the picturesque view during autumn . Credit: Instagram The signs are to ensure the area remains safe amid the incr...