Operated by Bill and Sandra Blamires on the north-eastern slopes of the famed granite mountain, Mount Alexander Winery offers cellar door sales and splendid cafe…
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Fresh fruit and vegetables, 7 days a week. A huge range of premium produce. Owned and operated by the same folks who run Harcourt Apple…
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In 1873 the Victorian Ladies Sericulture Company was formed by forthright and influential Mrs Bladen Neill. Mrs Neill was part-owner of Brockelsby Station at Corowa.…
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Pilchers Bridge is a Box-Ironbark forest reserved for conservation of flora and fauna. At an elevation of 310 metres, it is dominated by Red Ironbark,…
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Today’s visitors can enjoy a lovely walk followed by a picnic under the oaks in this beautiful setting. Back in 1900, the Lands Department cleared…
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Mount Alexander has granite boulders great for rock climbing, some up to about 30m in size. There are bolted friction slabs, jam cracks, chimneys and arêtes. The folks over…
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There’s a few good bush walks up and around Mount Alexander. The West Ridge Walking Track runs for 4km along the Harcourt-side of the mount.…
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The ANA Hall has stood in the centre of Harcourt for more than a century. It is named for the Australian Natives Associations—a nationalistic movement…
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With Morris Minors and other historic vehicles dating back to 1926, the garage located at Windrush Park, Harcourt is open by appointment only rmdesign5@bigpond.com Phone:…
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Harcourt Cemetery was gazetted in 1862. The first burial took place in 1865. Notable memorials in the cemetery include: Joseph Blight (quarry-master) George Symes (quarry-master)…
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