On the border of Victoria and NSW, the Bringenbrong Bridge day use area is an excellent spot to stop and revel in the presence of the might Murry River. The Murray River officially rises at Indi Spring, located at the base of Forest Hill near Cowombat Flat. Historically, the indigenous people had different names for different sections of this waterway. Upstream of Bringenbrong is known as the Indi River. Local indigenous people enjoyed the Murray Cray meat as an edible delicacy. You will find an impressive and interactive of a Murray Crayfish at Bringenbrong Bridge along the Great River Road touring route. The Murray Crayfish is the second-largest freshwater crayfish species in the world. Found in the middle and upper reaches of the Murray and Murrumbidgee River systems, they favour the rocky bottoms of fast-running waterways in areas with riparian vegetation where the species feeds on decaying aquatic plants and animals.