Victoria’s high country and Snowy River National Park offer plenty to make a rider long for more. Graeme Sedgwick went for a look-see.
One became almost oblivious to the many idyllic camping spots.
Dargo is one of the Victorian high plains’ most remote townships.
It’s best known for its groves of century-old, valley-floor walnut trees and as a rest stop and supply town for a bygone era of miners to and from Grant, Talbotville and the Crooked River goldfields. It was the perfect location to start a recent alpine adventure.