Red Cliffs is situated 18 kilometres south of Mildura, close to the Murray River.

The town is located within a major citrus and grape growing district, sustained by irrigation from the Murray River.

The commercial centre of Red Cliffs is situated just off the Calder Highway, around Indi Avenue and Ilex Street. Big Lizzie, a 45 tonne steam tractor which started clearing the surrounding land for farming in 1920, has been preserved in Barclay Square, facing the Calder Highway.

A journey eastwards along Pumps Road leads to the Red Cliffs Scenic Reserve where the Cliff Top Lookout commands fine views over the river and surrounding landscape. Nearby is a pumping station which draws water from the Murray River up over the cliffs and into a network of irrigation channels.

Carringbush Glass Gallery View unique handcrafted glass artwork created by a local resident artist

	Hattah-Kulkyne National Park Located between Red Cliffs and Ouyen, this park is typical Mallee country with extensive low scrub and open native pine woodlands featuring a network of freshwater lakes seasonally filled by creeks connected to the Murray River
	Kings Billabong Wildlife Reserve Situated a few kilometres north-east of Red Cliffs on the Murray River floodplain, the reserve is home to majestic River Red Gums and a large variety of birdlife, with attractions including the Psyche Pump Station, Bruces Bend Marina and Kings Billabong Lookout
	Murray-Kulkyne Regional Park Situated on the Murray River floodplains south of Mildura and west of Robinvale, this park is a recreational haven for camping, fishing, boating and walking
	Murray-Sunset National Park Victoria's second largest national park is located south of Red Cliffs in a semi-arid environment with wide open landscapes in an isolated location

Visit Mildura Tourism information for Mildura and surrounding areas including Red Cliffs

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