Grampians National Park
Australia · Victoria · 380 m
Description
Grampians National Park (Gariwerd) in western Victoria is a spectacular mountain landscape of rugged sandstone ranges, deep valleys, waterfalls and expansive eucalyptus forests. The national park is known for its scenic hiking trails and panoramic viewpoints such as the Pinnacle, its diverse wildlife including kangaroos, wallabies and emus, and its colourful displays of wildflowers. Gariwerd also holds deep cultural significance for its Traditional Owners and is home to some of the most important Aboriginal rock art sites in southeastern Australia. Halls Gap, nestled in the heart of the Grampians, is the main gateway for hiking, wildlife encounters and exploring this remarkable region.
Length of stay
Recommended length of stay: 1 to 3 days (optimal 2 days)
Travel season
Best time to visit: May or September
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Highlights
- The Pinnacle & Wonderland Walk
- Mackenzie Falls (Migunang wirab)
- Grampians (Gariwerd) National Park
- Boroka Lookout
- Reeds Lookout & The Balconies
- Aboriginal Rock Art Shelters
- Halls Gap Kangaroos & Wildlife
- Grand Canyon & Wonderland Loop
- Grampians Peaks Trail(Multi-day trip)
- Mount William (Duwul)
- Mount Stapylton (Gunigalg)
- Mount Abrupt (Murdadjoog)
- Brambuk National Park and Cultural Centre
- Ngamadjidj Shelter
- Gulgurn Manja Shelter
- Manja Shelter
- Billimina Shelter
- Silverband Falls
- Beehive Falls
- Lake Bellfield
- Lake Wartook
- Grampians Spring Wildflowers (September - November)
- Grampians Rock Climbing
- Lake Bellfield Kayaking
- Lake Wartook Kayaking