Grampians (Gariwerd) National Park

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Grampians National Park: The Absolute Essentials

Grampians National Park, known as Gariwerd by the traditional owners, features dramatic sandstone ridges and diverse ecosystems. This selection covers the region's most significant sites, including the multi-tiered MacKenzie Falls and the panoramic Boroka Lookout. Visitors can explore the ancient geology of the Grand Canyon, view Indigenous history at the Brambuk Cultural Centre, and hike to the iconic Pinnacle rock formation. The park is home to numerous seasonal waterfalls like Silverband and Fish Falls, alongside rugged peaks such as Mount Abrupt.

Grampians National Park: The Absolute Essentials — Map

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MacKenzie Falls Lookout

Offers an elevated view of Victoria’s largest waterfall and the surrounding gorge. The lookout is accessible via a sealed path from the car park.

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The Pinnacle

A rocky outcrop providing views over Halls Gap and Lake Bellfield. It is reached via the Wonderland or Sundial tracks through rugged sandstone terrain.

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Venus Baths

Natural rock pools formed by Stony Creek, located a short walk from Halls Gap. The site features smooth sandstone basins used for wading.

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The Balconies

Distinctive twin rock formations, previously known as the Jaws of Death, overlooking the Victoria Valley and the surrounding mountain ranges.

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Grand Canyon

A deep sandstone gorge located on the Wonderland Range hiking trail. The site features high rock walls and steps carved directly into the stone.

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Boroka Lookout

A wheelchair-accessible viewing platform providing panoramic vistas of Halls Gap, Lake Bellfield, and the Mount William Range.

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Silverband Falls

The Silverband Falls are waterfalls located in the Grampians National Park, in western Victoria, Australia.

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Brambuk Cultural Centre

An Indigenous cultural center sharing the history and stories of the Gariwerd traditional owners through displays, art, and multimedia presentations.

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Fish Falls

A 60-meter multi-tiered waterfall on the MacKenzie River, located a 1.4-kilometer walk downstream from the base of MacKenzie Falls.

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Turret Falls

A cascading waterfall situated on a 2.4-kilometer return walking track from Silverband Road, featuring views of the Wonderland Range.

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Billimina Falls

A wide, multi-tiered waterfall in the northern Grampians. It is accessed via a track from the Buandik campground near ancient rock art sites.

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Bridal Veil Falls

A seasonal waterfall located along the walking track between Venus Baths and the Grand Canyon in the Wonderland Range.

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Splitters Falls

A waterfall on Stony Creek accessible via a walking trail from Halls Gap or the Wonderland car park.

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Calectasia Falls

A seasonal waterfall in the central Grampians, typically flowing after significant rainfall and located near the Silverband Falls area.

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Burrong Falls

A multi-tiered waterfall on the western slopes of the Grampians, accessible via a short walking track from the Burrong Falls car park.

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Mt Abrupt

An 827-meter peak in the southern Grampians offering 360-degree views of the Serra Range and the town of Dunkeld.

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Wallaby Rocks

Prominent sandstone cliffs in the northern Grampians, frequently used for rock climbing and offering views toward the Asses Ears peaks.