Omeo to Dargo and Licola to Jamieson

Have not taken a van Dave, but towed our dual axle camper Omeo - Dargo without any problems. Just be cautious for oncoming drivers going to fast on that road, it gets a bit narrow in parts, with a couple of steep jump ups.

The road to Jamieson is ok as well. A few steep climbs with blind corners. Enjoy the drive, a nice C/Van park in Jamieson.

If my memory serving me correctly immediately after Licola on Licola-Jamieson road there is sign "Not Suitable For Caravans". Though I drove this road few times (fantastic scenery!) and I did not feel that it would be problem for off-road trailer.

Hullo Dave
Most of the Birregun Road is OK
However, the section from the Dargo River up Jones Road and then along the ridge to approx Murdering Spur Tk is narrow and winding, with poor sight distance. In particular, if travelling to Omeo from Dargo, you will be on the steep drop off side of Jones Rd as you climb out of the Dargo R valley and there are limited passing opportunities.
IMHO, this road should be marked "Not suitable for caravans" [not that that makes a jot of difference to some people - they just take the attitude that it doesn't apply to them!]
Also be aware that Birregun Rd is a major logging road so there is the potential to meet log trucks - and they generally take no prisoners :-)
As to the Licola - Jamieson road, I don't recall any major issues.
Cheers
Andrew

Dave, this time last year we went Jamieson to Licola with our 16' pop top. No traffic nor problems.You'll be lucky to see three or four cars. Enjoy the wildflowers on Mount Skene. It's a really winding and curving road from Glenmaggie to Licola on the tar. I used to expect bends on dirt mountain roads and be psyched up for straighter travel on the tar, but in Vic it's curvy everywhere!!
Have also towed Omeo to Dargo. The fog rolled in so no views off Mt Birregun as per Hema map. Lots of curves along the Dargo River. Enjoy... W

G'Day Just be aware that the Mountain Cattlemens Get-together will be held at Licola on the weekend of 11th -14th of January. You can expect a lot of horse trucks,4wds etc travelling to licola via Jamieson on Friday/Saturday.Avoid this route if travelling that weekend.Otherwise the road is passable but does include some steep climbs and a number of switchbacks.
As a matter of interest details on the Mountain Cattlemens get together can be found on www.mcav.com.au Always a great weekend. Regardsjohn y