Grampians Victoria
A spreading National Park in central western Victoria of towering peaks, sheer cliffs and deep valleys; of waterfalls, caves and striking rock formations - the rugged beauty of these mountains, especially in the wet when the wildflowers bloom, takes the breath away.

See the Big Wool-bale at Hamilton, the Botanic Gardens and the lava caves; visit Horsham on the Wimmera River; go to the old gold town of Stawell and inspect Bunjil's Shelter; visit Ararat, taste the wine and admire the orchids; travel to Hall's Gap up in the Grampians between Mt Difficult and Mt William Ranges and see the Brambuk Cultural Centre; examine the Cave of Hands, the Cave of Fishes and the Flat Rock Caves, go to the Mt Difficult Lookout and see the world at your feet.