Grampians National Park

Rising from the western plains of Victoria, Grampians National Park (Gariwerd) is a land of stone and story, jagged escarpments, winding trails, and ancient rock that’s held the footsteps of generations. It’s a place where the bush breathes deep, and every lookout feels earned. From half-day hikes to full-blown treks, the Grampians offers trails for every pace, waterfalls tucked into fern gullies, cliff-edge views that stop you mid-step, and sunlit peaks that seem to stretch forever.

Camping is available throughout the park, from serviced, paid sites with amenities to off-grid spots tucked deep into the bush, perfect for those chasing stillness under the stars.

Recent bushfires have left their mark on the landscape, blackened trunks, cleared paths, and reminders of nature’s cycle. But already, life returns. The ferns push through ash, the roos still graze at dusk, and the mountains stand just as proud.