Grampians National Park
Grampians National Park
Bushwalking is by far the most popular activity in Gariwerd, the Aboriginal name for the Grampians. Some of the best walks include Mackenzie Falls, the walk to Mt. Mud-dadjug/Mt. Abrupt, the Mt. Wudjub-Guyun/Hollow Mountain walk, and another to Silverband Falls. Even if you're not a big walker you can still see many of the best-known rock formations. Elephant Hide, the Balconies, the Pinnacle, and the Fortress are only a short walk from a car park. Canoeing is another great way to get away from the crowds and experience the lakes and rivers of the Grampians.
The most popular attractions of the central Grampians region can be visited in one day. However, if you want to visit a few wineries and really take in the scenery, allow yourself another day or two. From the town of Halls Ga...
Read MoreBushwalking is by far the most popular activity in Gariwerd, the Aboriginal name for the Grampians. Some of the best walks include Mackenzie Falls, the walk to Mt. Mud-dadjug/Mt. Abrupt, the Mt. Wudjub-Guyun/Hollow Mountain walk, and another to Silverband Falls. Even if you're not a big walker you can still see many of the best-known rock formations. Elephant Hide, the Balconies, the Pinnacle, and the Fortress are only a short walk from a car park. Canoeing is another great way to get away from the crowds and experience the lakes and rivers of the Grampians.
The most popular attractions of the central Grampians region can be visited in one day. However, if you want to visit a few wineries and really take in the scenery, allow yourself another day or two. From the town of Halls Gap it's a 15-km (9-mile) drive (plus a 100-yard walk from the car park) to the spectacular Boroka Lookout.
