Razorback Hut is a historic overnight stop located in Victoria's High Country, historically used by mountain cattlemen during annual stock drives.

Today it serves as a popular destination for horse riders, four-wheel drivers, and hikers, with ample camping space surrounding the large hut. The site includes a public hut available for overnight accommodation, public horse yards, and a long-drop toilet.

Overnight stays inside the hut are permitted, though visitors cannot refuse entry to others wishing to stay or look inside. The area sees heavy use from horse-riding groups in particular.

Access is via Circuit Road north past King Saddle, turning left before the Mt. No. 3 Road intersection. Note that vehicle access is not possible from June to November due to seasonal track closures across the High Country.