Jamieson - Licola Road in Mount Buller

Jamieson - Licola Road in Shire of Mansfield is a gravelled secondary road. It crosses Mount Margaret Road, Rifle Range Road, Cinnabar Lane, Clydesdale Lane, Cemetery Lane, Brosnans Track, Jamieson South Firebreak, Grannys Flat Track, Jamieson Lookout Track, Gallows Track and Ferguson Track and comes from Brewery Bridge. It connects Mount Buller, Jamieson, Gaffneys Creek and Knockwood. Jamieson - Licola Road is also known as Heyfield-Jamieson Road. This road is part of the hiking trails Australian Alps Walking Track and McMillans Walking Track and the long-distance road "C486".

Alternative Name
Heyfield-Jamieson Road
Road Type
secondary road

Campsite

  • Gallows. The Gallows is a small secluded campsite with basic facilities, although remote this spot is perfect for the avid four-wheel driver. You can camp yourself next to the Jamieson River, throw a line in, go for a swim or simply enjoy the sound of the river – approx. 1,6 km.
  • Fergusons. Fergusons is a small secluded campsite with basic facilities, although remote this spot is perfect for the avid four-wheel driver. You can camp yourself next to the Jamieson River, throw a line in, go for a swim or simply enjoy the sound of the river tu – approx. 2,7 km.
  • Axe Track. Axe track campground is a small secluded campsite with basic facilities, although remote this spot is perfect for the avid four-wheel driver. You can camp yourself next to the Jamieson River, throw a line in, go for a swim or simply enjoy the sound of t – approx. 5,6 km.
  • Silvermine. Silvermine is a small secluded campsite with basic facilities, although remote this spot is perfect for the avid four-wheel driver. You can camp yourself next to the Jamieson River, throw a line in, go for a swim or simply enjoy the sound of the river t – approx. 11,0 km.
  • Mitchells Flat Camping Area – approx. 11,1 km.
  • Wrens Flat. Wrens Flat is a small secluded campsite with basic facilities, although remote this spot is perfect for the avid four-wheel driver. You can camp yourself next to the Jamieson River, throw a line in, go for a swim or simply enjoy the sound of the river t – approx. 13,5 km.
  • Gardners Hut – approx. 18,0 km.
  • Low Saddle – approx. 19,2 km.
  • 6 Mile Flat – approx. 19,4 km.
  • Upper Jamieson Hut Campsite – approx. 20,1 km.
  • Seven Mile Flat walk-in campsite – approx. 20,5 km.
  • 7 Mile Flat – approx. 20,9 km.
  • Rumpff Saddle – approx. 21,0 km.
  • 8 Mile Flat – approx. 21,2 km.
  • Upper Jamieson Two – approx. 21,5 km.
  • Upper Jamieson Three – approx. 21,6 km.
  • Upper Jamieson Four – approx. 21,8 km.
  • Ritchies – approx. 24,9 km.
  • Bluff Hut - Alpine NP – approx. 27,9 km.
  • Pikes Flat – approx. 28,6 km.
  • Mt No. 3 Refuge Hut. The original hut was built as a shelter for cross country skiing trips. Wildfire destroyed the hut during the summer of 2006-2007 resulting in this new hut being built in 2008 for the continued use as a refuge for skiers, hikers and horse riders. The si – approx. 30,2 km.
  • Razorback Hut. Camping at Razorback hut gives you plenty of options, you can either set up camp on the surrounding grassy areas outside the hut or you can sleep in the bunk hut which is suitable for up to 20 people. – approx. 30,3 km.

Viewpoint

  • Scenic Lookout – approx. 19,3 km.
  • Enjoy – approx. 28,2 km.

Shelter

  • Razorback Hut (weather_shelter) – approx. 30,4 km.