Welcome to the breathtaking Grampians region, where rugged mountain ranges meet the vast plains of north-west Victoria. Nestled within the Grampians National Park, this area boasts unspoiled natural beauty, panoramic lookouts, enchanting waterfalls, ancient Aboriginal rock art, vibrant wildflowers, and a diverse array of wildlife.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find their paradise here, with opportunities for some of the finest hiking in Victoria. Rock climbing and abseiling aficionados can challenge themselves on various rock faces, including the iconic Mt Arapiles. If you prefer water adventures, indulge in fishing and canoeing in the region’s tranquil lakes and rivers.

Wine enthusiasts will be delighted along the Great Grape Road, home to some of the world’s oldest vines. Renowned wineries like Seppelt, Best’s, Mt Langi Ghiran, and Montara invite you to savor their finest blends through cellar door tastings.

Food lovers, rejoice! Indulge in local delicacies ranging from ewe’s milk and cheese to olives, beef, and lamb. Dunkeld’s Royal Mail Hotel has elevated the town into a gastronomic hotspot. In the heart of Grampians National Park, Halls Gap offers captivating views of the Wonderland Range and Mt William Range. Explore charming towns like Pomonal and Wartook Valley, perfect bases for your park adventures.

Delve into history at gold rush towns like Ararat, home to the intriguing Gum San Museum narrating the story of Chinese gold miners, or Stawell, famous for the prestigious Stawell Gift foot race. Discover the artistic charm of agricultural towns such as Horsham and Hamilton, featuring enchanting gardens, galleries, and museums. Don’t miss the chance to explore the region’s quaint villages, each with its unique charm.

Located just three hours from Melbourne on the Western Freeway, the Grampians region invites you to embark on a memorable journey filled with natural wonders, outdoor adventures, exquisite wines, and delectable cuisine. Experience the best of Victoria’s wilderness and hospitality right here in the heart of the Grampians.