Summary

The Grampians is a popular Victorian national park proclaimed on 1 July, 1984 and listed on the Australian National Heritage List in 2006. It is known for its natural beauty, indigenous rock art and sandstone mountain ranges. The park is a popular destination for bushwalkers and rock climbers.

Walks in Grampians National Park

Easy

263 m return

15 mins

Boroka Lookout

Boroka Lookout provides panoramic views over Halls Gap and the east of the Grampians.
The sunrise here is especially stunning and the views towards Halls Gap and Lake Bellfield are amazing with both the Wonderland and Mt William mountain ranges in view.

Easy

367 m return

15 mins

Broken Falls Lookout

Take in the sweeping views of the upper sections of MacKenzie Falls. The cantilevered lookout on the edge of the gorge offers sweeping views of the river tumbling over the wide, dissipated waterfall.

Medium

5.6 km return

2.5 hrs

Chatauqua Peak

Day walk. Start walk at caravan park in Halls Gap. Steady climb with several view points. Climbimg over rocks to reach the peak with 360 degrees views and Halls Gap below. Be prepared for all conditions.

Hard

34 km one-way

3 days

Gar and Werdug 3 day hike - Grampians Peak Trail

Along the Gar and Werdug 3-day hike, you'll witness seasonal waterfalls, mountain summits and clifftop camping. The track is an overall Grade 4 walk with steep terrain, suitable for fit and experienced hikers.

This section of the trail is particularly spectacular in winter, spring and after rain, when clifftop rockpools and seasonal waterfalls are at their best. Gar (meaning "big mountain") is the highest on the western side of the range, rewarding walkers with spectacular 360-degree views. Lake Wartook Lookout, at 829m, is one of the highest points on the eastern side of the Mount Difficult Range with sweeping 360-degree views of Gariwerd.

Very Easy

1.9 km return

40 mins

MacKenzie Falls Lookout

The Bluff Lookout provides sweeping views of MacKenzie Falls and the MacKenzie River from high above the gorge. The lookout provides the only opportunity to capture the multiple cascades of the MacKenzie River as it flows through the gorge, including a wonderful view of MacKenzie Falls. If you can’t make it to the base of the falls, this is the best alternative.

Bluff Lookout is accessed via a gently undulating, sealed walking track that wanders through a sheltered woodland. It is suitable for wheelchairs.

For the most spectacular view approach the viewing platform from the right-hand fork of the track.

Medium

1.2 km return

75 mins

MacKenzie Falls Walk

MacKenzie Falls is one of the largest waterfalls in Victoria. Flowing year round, the falls sees water cascade over huge cliffs into a deep pool, sending fine sprays of rainbow mist high into the air above a stunning gorge.

Hard

15.5 km

2 days

Mt Gar - Briggs Bluff

A classic overnight traverse of one of the most rugged landscapes in Victoria, this walk takes in an ascent of Mount Gar (Mount Difficult), panoramic views from Briggs Bluff and a lot of great walking through the wild sandstone country of Grampians-Gariwerd.

Medium

4.8 km return

2 hrs

Mt Stapylton Summit

The shortest track to the summit. Spectacular views of Taipan Wall and an easy walk until you hit the exciting scramble near the top on good holds.

Very Easy

508 m return

30 mins

Reeds Lookout

From the summit of Reed’s Lookout you will enjoy stunning views over the entire Victoria Valley, Victoria Range, Serra Range, Lake Wartook and the Mt Difficult Range. The viewing platform is a popular spot to watch the sun set over the mountains.

Easy

1.6 km return

45 mins

Silverband Falls

Break up your hiking adventure with an easy stroll to Silverband Falls in the Wonderland Range. Follow the fern-laden trail and keep an eye out for the colourful birdlife, from the cheeky yellow robin to majestic Wedge-tailed Eagles circling above.