A moderately challenging route that takes in some stunning scenery and offers opportunities for bird watching
For anyone looking to sample the best of the Grampians National Park, Halls Gap is an excellent place to start.
Covering more than 1600km², the Grampians National Park boasts some of Australia's finest hiking and camping. For many, Halls Gap is where their Grampians experience will start.
A small town located in the heart of the Grampians, it is the launch point for numerous short and medium-distance hikes. From Halls Gap, hikers can easily access the likes of the Boroka Lookout and MacKenzie Falls, as well as take on more challenging overnight hikes in the park.
Despite the trails being popular with visitors, there is still plenty of scope to find quiet places and take in the best of the views and wildlife in the Grampians.
A moderately challenging route that takes in some stunning scenery and offers opportunities for bird watching
A challenging climb through the bush to one of the best lookouts in the Grampians.
Winding its way along the MacKenzie River, this 8km walk takes in Eucalyptus forest and a number of beautiful waterfalls.
A challenging out-and-back trail that promises a good climb and spectacular view from the summit of Mount Rosea.
A challenging multi-day hike that takes in some of the most spectacular vistas in the Grampians - and promises plenty of wildlife-spotting opportunities.