Activities
Rock Climbing
Northern peaks – Mt Zero, Hollow Mountain, Mt Stapylton
Mt Arapiles
Mt of Olives
Visit below link to get the best information on climbing trails
Classic Grampians walks, waterfalls and cultural locations
Gulgern Manja Shelter and rock paintings
Brambuk Cultural Centre
Wonderland, Roses Gap and the Balconies
Within 30 minutes’ drive to Mount Difficult, Heatherlie Quarry, Beehive Falls, McKenzie Falls, Zumsteins
World renowned rock climbs and bouldering at Taipan Wall, Sandinista Wall, Hollow Mountain, Summer Day Valley and Mt Difficult
Star Gazing
Away from the big city lights, the beauty of the stars against the dark skies is surprisingly breathtaking and soothing.
Mt Zero provides the perfect mixture, surrounded by nature, wildlife and crystal-clear skies to make your stargazing experience a remarkable experience, the kind of escape that many of us need.
With acres of land to find a perfect spot to spend a few hours under the blanket of stars.
Food and wine
Toscana Olive grove and café
Deirdre’s and Laharum Olive Grove
Royal Mail Hotel (Dunkeld)
Bunyip Hotel (Cavendish)
Great Western wineries – Seppelts, Bests and Grampians Estate
Wimmera and Mallee sights:
Little Desert
Painted silos trail
Fishing opportunities including
Pine Lake
Green Lake
Lake Wartook
Lake Toolondo and
Lake Bellfield
Please make sure you have appropriate fishing licences.
Mountain biking and cycling
The Grampians Peaks Trail
The Grampians Peaks Trail is a world-class long-distance walking experience of 13 days and 12 nights. Being progressively built until 2019, the Trail showcases the spectacular natural and cultural landscapes of the Grampians National Park.
The first stage of the Grampians Peaks Trail has been open for a year now. The three-day loop near Halls Gap has proved popular with a wide range of visitors. Walkers are making the most of the flexibility of the Trail, with some completing the full three days and others preferring to stay one night and walk a two-day section of the track.
The second stage of the Grampians Peaks Trail is now underway. The popular Piccaninny Walk in the southern end of the Grampians near Dunkeld is currently being upgraded and refreshed. When completed it will link in to the overall Trail.
To read the latest information go to the website visitgrampians.com.au/see-do/get-outdoors/grampians-peaks-trail and register for updates.
Links
Halls Gap and Grampians Tourist website