Mount Wedge is made of a very rare form of granite with only one other mountain in the world being of the same formation. Cereal crops and sheep are the mainstay of this area.

Mt Wedge School historic site

1914 – 1970 Memorial plaque on southern side of Birdseye Highway near Mt Wedge.

More places to see

• Baird Bay
• Bramfield and Bramfield Cemetery
• Colton Historic Town Site and Colton Cemetery
• Fishing Information
• Hincks and Hambidge Wilderness Protection Areas
• Lake Hamilton Eating House
• Lake Newland Conservation Park
• Leo Cummings Monument Lookout
• Lock’s Well
• Mount Wedge
• Mt Camel Beach
• Murphy’s Haystacks
• Needle Eye Lookout Venus Bay
• Our Top 10 Must See and Do Activities
• Point Labatt Sea Lion Colony
• Polda Historic Golf Course
• Polda Pumping Station
• Sheringa and Round Lake
• Sylvia Birdseye commemorative plaque
• Talia Caves and Talia Beach
• Venus Bay South Head Walking Trail
• Walker’s Rock