Grampians

Absolute Outdoors offer several outdoor adventure activities to get your heart pumping. Take part in rock climbing, abseiling, canoeing and SUPing to connect to the place and unlock the true Grampians experience.

Explore the extensive network of tracks and trails within the Grampians National Park. The Park promotes getting outdoors and exploring by four-wheel driving.

Grampians Adventure Golf is a challenging and exciting 18-hole mini golf course. The Adventure Golf Café Bar also features a wholesome contemporary menu.

Visitors can enjoy the use of the Halls Gap public swimming pool located in the centre of town. The swimming pool is open in the summer months at a very reasonable price.

Tee off amidst breathtaking scenery at the Halls Gap Golf Course, where verdant fairways wind through the foothills of the Grampians. This picturesque 9-hole course challenges golfers of all levels with undulating terrains, native bushland, and stunning vistas of the rugged mountain range.

Soar above the majestic Grampians National Park with Grampians Helicopters. Experience breathtaking panoramic views of sandstone ranges, ancient gorges, and verdant valleys stretching below. Choose from exhilarating joy flights, scenic tours, or land at a winery for a truly unforgettable aerial and culinary adventure.

Take part in one of Grampians Wine Tours that include Grampians National Park, local vineyards, breweries, the silo art trail and more. Take a tour of the highpoints of the Grampians, underground cellar tours, tastings and picturesque views.

Flame Brother’s is an American-style smokehouse open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Try their delicious smoked meats, wood-fired pizzas, and burgers.

Enjoy some delicious homemade sweets and coffee at Kerrie's Kreations, located at the front of Breeze Holiday Parks - Grampians it is the perfect one-stop-shop without leaving the park!

Open Wednesday to Sunday for dinner and Friday to Sunday for lunch and dinner. Bar and pool tale available for use.

Situated at the foothills of Mount Williams in the main tourist hub of the Grampians region, the Halls Gap Hotel is the perfect place to visit during your next trip through regional Victoria. The Halls Gap Hotel offers a range of services to suit every customer at any time of the year with a large outdoor deck that’s perfect for summer and warm log fires to keep you warm in the cooler months.

An a-la-carte restaurant that offers a wide variety of meals along with a selection of local wines.

Offering excellent coffee, local produce, boutique local wines and handcrafted beer, Livefast Café is the perfect one stop shop for your breakfast and lunch needs. Their menu boasts a diverse range of meals that will be sure to hit the spot.

Paper Scissors Rock Brew Co is the original Grampians based independent craft brewery, with kitchen and regular live music events.

Craving for Authentic Indian food? Look no further than the Spirit of Punjab Restaurant. You can choose from 90 dishes according to your taste and while you’re enjoying your meal you can take in the gorgeous views of the Grampians mountains.

This winery specialises in Shiraz, Reisling and Cabernet Sauvignon as well as displaying work from local artists.

Located on the highway at Great Western. Tours are conducted here daily in the historic underground cellars as well as the Cellar door being open everyday.

Nestled in the scenic town of Halls Gap, Coola’s Ice Creamery is a scoop above the rest. With 33 tempting flavours dancing in fresh waffle cones and sundaes piled high, it’s the perfect sweet treat after exploring the breathtaking Grampians.

This charming farm is nestled at the foot of the Grampians National Park and offers handmade preserves, ice cream made with duck eggs, and fudge. They also have a farm gate shop open Friday, Saturdays, and Sundays.

Pomonal Estate is a charming winery, microbrewery, and cider house nestled in the picturesque village of Pomonal. Just 10 minutes from Halls Gap and cradled by the Grampians National Park, it’s a haven for delicious wines, handcrafted beers, and refreshing ciders.

Raccolto Pizzeria is a casual Italian restaurant in Halls Gap that serves delicious wood-fired pizzas made with fresh, simple ingredients. They also have a selection of other dishes like entrees and salads, as well as fresh cannoli for dessert.

Nestled among the majestic Grampians, Royal Mail Hotel offers a luxurious escape, blending award-winning cuisine from its bountiful Kitchen Garden with a 30,000-bottle wine cellar.

Immerse yourself in the world of olives at Red Rock Olives, nestled amidst the picturesque valleys of Halls Gap. Picture rows of emerald, green olive groves bathes in golden sunlight, where over 5,000 trees gracefully sway in the breeze.

Nestled in the heart of the Great Western region, Best’s Wines is a legend, crafting iconic Shiraz and other varietals renowned for elegance, balance, and age-worthiness.

Barangaroo Wines is a boutique winery. They produce a range of award-winning wines, including Shiraz, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Vermentino. Their cellar door is open on weekends, and they offer tastings, grazing platters, and events.

Take a trip to Victoria’s largest regional zoo to see over 160 species of native and exotic mammals, reptiles, and birds. Visitors can have the opportunity to have up close and personal encounters with different species.

Only a short walk from the centre of Halls Gap, over Stony Creek to a collection of deeper rock pools. The natural rock pools fill with fresh water during the warmer months, perfect for a cool off.

The country life experience at Rosehaven Farms is more than simply a farm tour; it offers guests of all ages a sensory experience as well as a unique opportunity to get up close and personal with the farm animals. They also create and sell their own natural, handcrafted items made with beeswax, honey, and alpaca fleece.

Serene Lake Warook, nestled within the Grampians National Park, mirrors majestic mountains in its clear waters. Paddle under the sun, cast a line for redfin or trout, or simply soak in the peace while surrounded by ancient eucalyptus trees.

Experience breathtaking landscapes including fascinating rock formations and waterfalls in this Grampians National Park tour.

Enjoy over 200km worth of silo art, extending from Rupanyup up to Patchewollock and across to Nullawil, passing right through Halls Gap. The project is still developing and has already attracted thousands of new visitors to the area.

Learn about the rich history of the Grampians region and local Traditional Owners at the Brambuk Culture Centre. The centre provides tours and also has a café and gift shop.

MOCO Gallery is a unique contemporary gallery set amongst the bushlands. They offer a range of events including artist led workshops, regular exhibitions and artist talks and more.

Heatherlie Quarry whispers tales of industrial grit, where rust-red relics stand frozen in time. Once a hive of bloodied hands and booming machines, carving sandstone giants for Melbourne’s grand facades, it now offers a glimpse into a forgotten era.

Immerse yourself in the fiery symphony of molten glass at the Pomonal glass-blowing workshop. Witness the raw beauty of transformation as skilled artisans breathe life into shimmering globs, shaping them into exquisite art pieces.

Judy Hilbig’s mudbrick studio fosters a community of ceramic explorers, crafting functional wares and mesmerising artworks, each imbued with the earthy soul of the national park. From wheel-thrown wonders to sculpted surprises, Clay Bowl promises a hands-on adventure, leaving you with mud on your fingers and a masterpiece in your heart.

Delve into the Grampians’ chilling past with Lantern Ghost Tours, Australia’s largest ghost tour operator. Explore the eerie halls of J Ward Lunatic Asylum, a notorious former mental institution rumoured to harbor restless spirits.

Climb to the highest point in the Grampians for 360-degree views of jagged mountain ranges and open plains. Go in winter for a chance for a chance see snow.

One of the highlights of the entire Grampians region is the well-known Pinnacle trek and overlook. Beautiful views of Halls Gap and the neighbouring peaks are the reward for hikers.

A short stroll from Halls Gap's centre. To get to the botanic gardens, continue on the 2.3-kilometre track and cross Stoney Creek at the little bridge.

From a single car park, two breathtaking views. Both of these lookouts provide stunning views of the Victoria Valley and the surrounding peaks and are just a short 2 kilometres apart.

Take the rocky climb up to the summit for spectacular views over Lake Fyans and the surrounding countryside.

This walk is for the experienced hiker. Hike through the woodland and emerge on a rocky ridge.

This walk is in the Southern Grampians and offers spectacular views of Mount Abrupt and Dunkeld.

The Mount Sturgeon hike includes rock hopping and slippery surfaces. This is perfect for the adventurous hiker.

This is a full day out for those adventurous hikers. The spectacular ‘Gate of the East Wind’ is a highlight of the walk.

You can find this walk in the Northern Grampians. It is recommended for fit and energetic walkers.

Return to Mt Victory Road, turn right. After 2kms turn left to Reed Lookout carpark. This lookout offers views over Victoria Valley, Lake Wartook and the Mt Difficult Range.

Return to Mt Victory Road, turn right and travel 6kms to Zumsteinds, which is a popular picnic area. A short historic walk also starts from the picnic area.

Start at the stone sculpture at the rear of Brambuk – the National Park and Cultural Centre. Walk north past wetlands, along Fyans Valley until you reach Tandara Road. Cross over Fyans Creek Footbridge and up the stairs. Turn right and follow track, returning to the Cultural Centre.

Start rear of Recreation Reserve, Mt Victory Road. Follow the sign-posted track from the recreation reserve to the first track intersection. Follow track to left and rock scramble to summit. Return to main track, turn left and follow track to Bullaces Glen and Mt Victory Road. Cross road walking through Botanic Gardens to tennis courts.

Start Silverbank car park. From car park, stroll 700m through shady, fern forest. Cross two footbridges to arrive at the base of Silverband Falls, the waterfall that disappears.

Follow the well formed track to Venus Baths, which follows Stony Creek to the Wonderland car park. At the Wonderland car park, cross the footbridge over Stony Creek and enter the Grand Canyon and then to Silent Street. A steady climb past magnificent rock formations brings you to the Pinnacle Lookout and its awe-inspiring views.

Lake Bellfield’s Dam Walk is a scenic stroll for all, offering breathtaking panoramas of the Grampians and a tranquil escape into nature. Whether you choose the easy 800-metre path along the dam crest, soaking in the panoramic views, or explore the surrounding hills for hidden wildlife, Lake Bellfield’s dam walk promises a refreshing break and lasting memories.