Red Cliffs Pumping Station and Scenic Reserve

Built from 1920 to 1923 to draw water from the Murray River up over the red cliffs into irrigation channels. Was the Southern Hemisphere's largest pumping station at the time. The 21ha Red Cliffs Scenic Reserve preserves a remnant of the local landscape before the soldier settlement scheme. Includes stairways, walkways, boardwalks and information signs. Middens provide evidence of the area's Indigenous heritage.