Harrisons Cut is a Parks Victoria recreation site in Victoria’s High Country, 16 km N of Dargo.
Harrisons Cut is a 50 metre river diversion which was probably excavated in the early 1880’s. The cutting was used to divert the Dargo River to enable the river to be mined for gold. The vehicle track ends at the cutting.
Facilities
- Heritage
Getting there
From Dargo, head north on Lind Avenue, continuing onto Dargo High Plains Road. Merge right onto Upper Dargo Road and follow this road through until you arrive at Harrisons Cut at the roads end.
Track closures nearby
Live from Vicmap. Closures change often — check Parks Victoria before you travel.
Nearby
- Collins Flat Campground · 1.4 km S
- Black Flat Campground · 4.3 km S
- Mount Birregun Peak · 5.3 km NE
- High Country Backroad Tour - Omeo to Dargo - Harrisons Cut Drive · 6.3 km S
- Ollies Jump Up Campground · 6.9 km S
- Clarks Camp Ground Campground · 7.1 km W
- Jimmy Iversons Campground · 8.5 km S
- Two Mile Creek Campground · 9.3 km SW
Details: Parks Victoria via DataVic (CC BY 4.0). Spotted something out of date? Opening hours and conditions change — always check before you travel.