Mad Dog Morgan's view

Morgan's Lookout, on the Culcairn-Walbundrie Road, is a massive white granite outcrop with 360deg views, an ideal hangout for one of the most dangerous and bloodthirsty of Australia's bushrangers, Daniel Morgan (1833-1865), aka 'Mad Dog Morgan'. Morgan used the lookout as a hideout and ideal place to see approaching police.

After a career of bushranging, cattle duffing, theft, mayhem and murder (including several police and squatters), Morgan was eventually apprehended and shot by police at Peechelba (in what is now northern Victoria) in 1865.

Morgan's Lookout is on privately owned land made available for public access by the Paech family. A private driveway gives access to the lookout through the Paech family farm.

[Oli Lindenskov]

Nice pic😊

[Corinne C]

A beautiful view

[Dawn]

A nice view

[Lesley]

Super history (I looked it up)

[Susan Wakely]

Great story and view.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Nice shot

[Babs]

Lovely view and interesting narrative.

[Joan Robillard]

Beautiful view-nature has written over the ugly as it so often does.

[Diana]

Fabulous capture of this gorgeous landscape, wonderful story too.

[winghong_ho]

Beautiful view and great story.

[haskar]

Lovely scene and info.

[Brian]

Gorgeous scene and informative narration. fav

[Phil Howcroft]

top view and photo Suzanne

[Suzanne]

Many thanks to all of you for your visit and comments.
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[Suzanne]

That is true, Joan. Standing up on the boulders surveying the peaceful agricultural landscape, it's hard to believe it was once the scene of battles and raids.
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[Suzanne]

The whole bushranging story of raids on Cobb & Co coaches carrying gold and on squatter properties is quite fascinating.
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[Juan B.]

Great landscape view