Grampians National Park, known as Gariwerd, rises abruptly from western Victoria’s plains. Forested valleys and rugged ridgelines contain a rich concentration of wildlife and cultural sites.
Experiencing Grampians National Park
Walking ranges from short waterfall trails to challenging ridge hikes, while viewpoints open across the surrounding plains. Guided cultural experiences add essential context to Gariwerd’s long Aboriginal history.
Planning your stay
The Grampians work particularly well as part of a road journey linking Melbourne, wine country and the Great Ocean Road rather than as a rushed out-and-back excursion.
