The Grampians is a heritage-listed wonder also known by its traditional Aboriginal name of Gariwerd, meaning mountain range. The Grampians region stretches from the western edge of Melbourne to the South Australian border. The best way to appreciate the area is on a Grampians tour, by taking a scenic drive through this stunning area or heading off to explore the landscape on one of the many world-class walking trails.
The fourth largest national park in Victoria, the Grampians is home to kangaroos, wallabies, emus, koalas, possums, echidnas, gliders and a host of bird species. The Grampians region flourishes with over 800 species of indigenous plants, including Grampians Parrot-pea and Grampians Gum. Along with a rich and continuing Aboriginal history, the Grampians offers a host of adventure activities as well as more relaxing activities for food and wine lovers.
The Grampians is a rugged mountain range known for its breathtaking landscapes, rich biodiversity, and vibrant cultural heritage. A Grampians Day Tour offers something for everyone. Explore the area’s natural beauty spots like the Pinnacle Lookout and Mackenzie Falls, one of the largest waterfalls in Victoria. In spring the Grampians puts on a magical wildflower display.
Visit charming villages like Halls Gap and indulge in fresh local produce in cozy cafes and restaurants. Wander through local galleries showcasing Indigenous art and contemporary works or visit the historic gold mining town of Stawell, gateway to the Grampians National Park and home of the Stawell Gift, a professional foot race that began in 1878.
Wine enthusiasts with appreciate a tour of the Grampians Wine Region with its boutique wineries nestled in picturesque landscapes. Along the way, take the opportunity to stop in tiny townships with local markets offering fresh produce and unique handmade crafts.
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The Grampians is known for its dramatic sandstone mountain ranges of striking cliffs and deep gorges, its breathtaking landscapes and rich biodiversity. The Grampians (Gariwerd) has also been a special place, central to the dreaming of the Djab Wurrung and the Jardwadjali people for over 20,000 years.
Gariwerd is steeped in Aboriginal culture and contains the densest concentration of rock art paintings and the largest collection of Aboriginal art motifs in Victoria. The area features sacred ceremonial grounds and landscapes, each with a story that tells of the deep connection between the Indigenous peoples and the land.
The Grampians rock art of intricate paintings depicts ancestral beings, animals, and Dreamtime stories and serve as a vital link to cultural identity and history. Today, Aboriginal guides lead visitors to these special places, to provide education, understanding and respect for the enduring legacy of Aboriginal culture, ensuring its preservation for future generations.
Ararat and Stawell are larger towns in the Grampians. The tourist centre of Halls Gap is located within the national park and is a popular spot to visit.
There are many Grampians tours and Grampians day tours on offer where visitors can take a walk in the Grampians National Park (Gariwerd) admire the amazing views at Lake Bellfield or Boroka Lookout, learn about the rich local culture at Brambuk Cultural Centre, hike to the base of the impressive Mackenzie Falls and stroll around the quaint town of Halls Gap.
Mount William is the Grampians' tallest peak, rising 1167 metres. Visitors with suitable vehicles can drive almost to the top, then park and walk to the peak. The reward is the most awe-inspiring views.
In winter, temperatures in the west are mostly between 13 to 15°C, dropping to around 10°C in the east. Temperatures warm up considerably in the summer months, rising to between 27 to 30°C in the west and around 25°C in the east.
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