1. Clematis Station

The railway station (located behind and below the hotel) was opened at the same time and given the name of Paradise Valley, shortened to Paradise in 1908, and then finally changed in 1921 to Clematis

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2. Emerald Station

Emerald Station This is the highest station on the line at 318.5 m ( 1045 ft ) above sea level . The station building is the only original station building that remains intact along the line.

3. Nobelius Siding Packing Shed

The siding and Packing Shed formerly served the once-extensive Nobelius & Co. nursery. From here, seedlings and plants were dispatched by rail to all parts of Australia and the World

4. Nobelius Station

Nobelius Station opened in 1927 and consists of a "Mallee Shed" type corrugated iron waiting shelter with an office on a short platform, although it has had more substantial buildings in the past

5. Location of Bridge 6

The long lost Bridge 6 was located between Nobelius and Lakeside. It is now filled in and part of the horsehoe bend that leads into Lakeside Station

6. Wig-wag level crossing warning signal

Wig-wag level crossing warning signal which operates at the park access road between the platform and storage siding. It is believed to be the only regularly operating Wig-wag signal in Victoria

7. Lakeside Station

Lakeside Station was the end of the Puffing Billy line for 23 years, from 1975 to 1998. In 1998, the final section of the line between Lakeside and Gembrook was reopened to the public.

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