Grampians Attractions
Believed to be one of only three sites in the world where lava blisters exist, the rocky clusters situated on Byaduk's Old Crusher Road are a must see, up to 10 metres high and 20 metres in diametr...
Dedicated to the preservation of the indigenous way of life, Brambuk Cultural Centre showcases the history and culture of the Jardwadjali and Djab Wurrung Aboriginal communities of south-western Vi...
The diverse landscape, rocky ridges and rugged escarpments make areas around Halls Gap some of the best cycling and mountain biking trails the Grampians region has on offer. Take a day to jump on y...
A delicate balance of natural forces is the phenomenal highlight of Little Desert National Park, where a traditionally arid landscape is home to a number of unique flora and fauna species. For a dr...
Discover the iconic rugged ranges and outdoor splendor of the region with a trip to Grampians National Park, home to spectacular views, rocky ridges and a wealth of Aboriginal art sites. Home to ka...
A unique sheltered workshop with almost 1,000 fine-wool sheep living under cover to produce a superb fibre.
With the landscape dominated by the spectacular Grampians mountain range, ancient volcanoes, tranquil rivers and waterfalls and undulating pastoral land dotted with majestic red gums, the Southern ...
The lake is open to fishing and sailing, but power boating is prohibited. Swimming is not advised, due to cold, deep water. Camping and caravanning is permitted downstream of the embankment.
A 4ha complex housing many historic buildings, antiques, machinery and furnishings of the first Pioneers.
Victoria's largest freshwater lake, 21km long and approximately 10km wide. Open water areas can be rough and water enthusiasts are advised to use the perimeter of the lake. Picnic Point and Four Mi...
houses a wide variety of collections including water-colours and etchings by Paul Sandby (1725-1809) "The Father of English Water-colour Painting".