Morgan

A clifftop vantage over the longest stretch of unbroken river cliffs in the southern hemisphere.

A free Murray River cable ferry

A free cable ferry crossing the Murray at the small fruit-growing town of Cadell.

High cliffs above the old port of Morgan

Floodplain wetlands at the river's bend

A wetland conservation park on the Murray floodplain near Morgan, rich in birdlife and laced with creeks and lagoons.

A free cable ferry at the old river port of Morgan

A railway-and-river museum telling the story of the colony's busiest inland port.

Shady riverfront lawns beneath the historic Morgan wharf, with picnic spots and river views.

A grand relic of the river-trade boom

The towering timber wharf at Morgan, a monument to the days when this was one of South Australia’s busiest inland ports.

Walk the boomtown that rivalled Port Adelaide

A self-guided heritage walk around Morgan's port precinct — the towering 1877 wharf, the railway station turned museum, customs house and courthouse from the days when Morgan was SA's second-busiest port.

Floodplain and lagoons where the Murray turns south

One of the oldest wooden-hulled paddle steamers still afloat, moored at historic Morgan.

Quiet floodplain reserve of red gum and lignum loops along a backwater of the lower Murray.

A free 24-hour cable ferry beneath some of the most photographed limestone cliffs on the Murray.

Black oak, bluebush and birdsong on an old stock route

An 891-hectare conservation park eight kilometres north-west of Morgan, protecting black oak woodland over bluebush plains on a former stock route — with about 91 bird species recorded.