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The Grampians National Park in Victoria has excellent walking tracks, incredible waterfalls, beautiful spring wildflowers and fantastic mountain lookouts. It also has an abundance of wildlife, including kangaroos, emus, wallabies and native birds.
The Grampians (Gariwerd) National Park is 260 kilometres west of Melbourne. It consists of five stunning sandstone ridges that run north to south, with steep and rugged slopes on the eastern side and gentler slopes on the west side.
Top 10 Things to Do in The Grampians, Victoria
MacKenzie Falls in The Grampians is one of Victoria's largest and most spectacular waterfalls. The water cascades 35 metres down the rugged cliff face and plunges into a deep pool at the base of the falls.
The Pinnacle Lookout is located in The Grampians National Park. The iconic walk to The Pinnacle lookout rewards you with fantastic views over Halls Gap, Lake Bellfield and the Grampians mountain ranges.
The Venus Baths are beautiful natural rock pools formed by Stony Creek flowing along a sandstone shelf. They are located near the Botanic Gardens in Halls Gap. This is a lovely, family-friendly short walk.
Splitters Falls is located in The Grampians National Park. It is a lovely 12-metre waterfall cascading over the terraced rocks into the gorge below. Splitters Falls is a seasonal waterfall.
Watch Wildlife
There is an abundance of wildlife and native birds in The Grampians National Park, including kangaroos, emus, wallabies, cockatoos, parrots and much more. See the kangaroos grazing at The Halls Gap Reserve.
Hollow Mountain is located in The Grampians National Park. Along this walk, you will see rugged sandstone cliffs, fascinating caves and fantastic views over Mount Stapylton and the Wimmera plains.
Beehive Falls is a stunning, seasonal waterfall that flows 25 metres down the rugged cliff face into a deep rock pool. In Spring, wildflowers are abundant along the easy undulating track.
The walk to The Balconies starts at the Reed Lookout. It is an easy one-kilometre walk. You will be rewarded with amazing views of the iconic balcony rocks and sensational views over Victoria Valley.
At the Gulgurn Manja Shelter, you will see traditional Aboriginal rock art. The easy undulating walk through the native bush has lovely scenery and stunning views of Hollow Mountain and the rocky cliffs.
Silverband Falls is a lovely seasonal waterfall. The easy, flat walk is excellent for families, and in spring, there are stunning wildflowers. This walk starts from the Silverband Falls Carpark and is 1.4 kilometres return.
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