High CountryVictoria’s Alpine Atlas

Mitchells Bridle Trail

Ride 7.6 km E of Jamieson

Mitchells Bridle Trail is a Parks Victoria riding route in Victoria’s High Country, 7.6 km E of Jamieson.

  • Horse riding · 24 km return · overnight · Advanced
  • Walk · 24 km return · 8 hrs · Grade 4

This trail follows the forests and meandering course of the Jamieson River, linking the Grannys Flat Camping Reserve to Mitchells Flat, and is considered an advanced ride. The trail follows the forests and meandering course of the Jamieson River, linking the Grannys Flat Camping Reserve to Mitchells Flat. Tree species commonly seen along the riverbanks are characteristic of Australian dry foothill forests and valleys, including Manna Gum, Broad-leaved Peppermint, Blue Gum and Stringybark species. Along the Bridle track there are two sites of historical significance, the remnants of the Quicksilver mercury mine and the dwellings of the Mitchell and Hoskins families at Mitchells Flat.

Bushwalking experience recommended · Formed track some obstacles · Short steep hills · Occassional steps · Clearly sign posted

Getting there

Follow the Mount Buller Road from Mansfield towards Merrijig for 4 km. Turn right at the sign for Jamieson and travel for 35 km. Turn left at the Heyfield (Licola) - Jamieson Road in Jamieson. After 7.5 km on this gravel road you will reach the Granny’s Flat Camping Reserve sign on your left. The campsite is down 1 km of windy road. This road is steep, but is accessible to all traffic, except after heavy rain, when it may become temporarily inaccessible to 2WD’s.

Nearby

Details: Parks Victoria via DataVic (CC BY 4.0). Spotted something out of date? Opening hours and conditions change — always check before you travel.