Hebel Pub offers cold drinks and country banter, indoor or outdoor seating with lots of interesting relics to keep your eyes wandering. The pub’s front is adorned with vibrant artwork by John Murray, while inside, the furniture is a quirky blend of recycled items from the bush.

It is widely claimed that Dan Kelly and Steve Hart from the legendary Ned Kelly Gang resided in Hebel area under assumed names and that they frequented the Hebel Hotel. Hebel was once known as Kelly’s Point and changed name to Hebel in the early 1890s.

For meals or accommodation options please contact the Hebel General Store located across the road.