VIC
Grampians
A dramatic sandstone mountain range in western Victoria, with national parks, Aboriginal rock art, and a growing wine and food trail.
Fallen Giants
Grampians, VIC
Family-owned Grampians winery planted in 1969 on steep eastern slopes, now certified organic since 2022. Specialises in cool climate Shiraz, winning multiple trophies including the 2021 Jimmy Watson Memorial Trophy.
Seppelt Great Western
Grampians, VIC
Historic winery founded in 1865 featuring The Drives, a National Trust classified network of 3km of hand-dug underground tunnels used to cellar wines at optimal temperature since 1868.
Grampians Eco Retreat
Grampians, VIC
Self-contained eco cottages tucked into native bushland at the foot of the Grampians. Kangaroos graze on the lawn, kookaburras call at dawn, and ancient Aboriginal rock art is a short walk away. nightly rates from $180 to $300; accommodating up to 4 guests across 2 bedrooms; amenities include wifi, fireplace, hot_tub; ideal for couples and small families and nature lovers.
Grampians Wilderness Glamping
Grampians, VIC
Off-grid eco cabins at the base of the Grampians mountain range with views of sandstone peaks and ancient rock art sites. Each cabin is solar-powered with rainwater collection and composting facilities. Kangaroos and emus graze in the surrounding paddocks at dusk. nightly rates from $170 to $280; accommodating up to 2 guests across 1 bedroom; amenities include off_grid; ideal for couples and nature lovers and those seeking luxury in the wild.
Boroka Lookout
Grampians, VIC
One of the most accessible yet dramatic lookouts in the Grampians perched high above Lake Bellfield with sweeping views across Halls Gap and the surrounding ranges. Drive right up and walk a short path to the viewing platform. Sunset transforms the landscape into golden hues. A must-visit for photographers and first-time Grampians visitors.
Grampians National Park
Grampians, VIC
A dramatic sandstone mountain range in western Victoria with Aboriginal rock art, wildflowers, waterfalls, and diverse wildlife.
MacKenzie Falls
Grampians, VIC
The largest waterfall in the Grampians, MacKenzie Falls thunders year-round over a broad rock face into a deep pool below. Accessible via a well-maintained stepped track descending through native bush, the falls are particularly impressive after winter rains when the flow is at its peak.
Mackenzie Falls Pool
Grampians, VIC
The deep plunge pool at the base of Mackenzie Falls in the Grampians. Swimmers are rewarded with a vast pool beneath one of Victoria''s largest waterfalls.
Mount William Summit
Grampians, VIC
The highest point in the Grampians at 1167 metres offering panoramic views across western Victoria to the distant horizon.
Reed Lookout and The Balconies
Grampians, VIC
A short walk from the car park leads to the famous Balconies rock formation jutting out over the Victoria Valley in the Grampians. The wind-sculpted sandstone creates a jaw-like overhang that is one of the most photographed natural landmarks in Victoria. Views stretch endlessly across the valley to the Serra and Mt William ranges. Sunset is the magic hour when the rock glows orange against a darkening sky.
Silverband Falls
Grampians, VIC
A gentle walk through lush fern gullies leads to this delicate waterfall cascading over a mossy rock shelf in the Grampians. The falls are at their most impressive after winter rains when the flow increases dramatically. The surrounding temperate rainforest pocket creates a cool microclimate even on warm days. A peaceful alternative to the busier Mackenzie Falls.
The Pinnacle Walk
Grampians, VIC
A rewarding climb through rocky terrain to a stunning natural rock formation offering 360-degree views across the Grampians ranges. The final scramble over boulders leads to a breathtaking vantage point above the valley. Best visited on clear days when you can see all the way to the western plains. Spring brings wildflowers along the trail.
Venus Baths
Grampians, VIC
A series of natural rock pools connected by gentle cascades in a sheltered valley of the Grampians. The smooth sandstone creates perfect natural swimming holes surrounded by native bush. Water levels vary with rainfall but the pools are usually swimmable from spring through autumn. A family favourite with easy rock-hopping access between pools.