Harrow

Harrow has a different feel to the rest of the West Wimmera. Set along the banks of the scenic Glenelg River, here silos and wheat farms give way to undulating paddocks and red gums. This a town bursting with history: its sleepy quaint streetscape is home to Victoria’s oldest inland pub, its longest continuous licenced store and a 19th-century-listedheritage log lock up. And while it has one foot firmly in the past, the other is planted very much in the present with a dynamic local community passionate in keeping the town’s legacy burning. And boy does this place have some stories to tell.

Wander streets lined with heritage buildings, or stroll the river trail where interpretive signage brings Indigenous history to life through scar trees, ring trees, and traditional canoe sites. The Harrow Discovery Centre and museum offer a deeper dive into the region’s remarkable stories, from pioneering days to international sporting milestones.

Despite its small size, Harrow is a hub of creativity and community energy. From theatrical sound-and-light shows to quirky events like the National Bush Billycart Championships, there’s always something unexpected around the corner. Whether you’re camping under red gums, exploring cultural history, or simply soaking in the serenity, Harrow is a place to pause, connect, and discover.

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