Mackenzie Falls: One of the largest waterfalls in Victoria, where powerful cascades plunge down steep cliffs into a tranquil pool, creating shimmering mist. In sunlight, the droplets form dazzling light effects. Follow the walking trail to the base and feel the refreshing spray up close.

• Silverband Falls: Enjoy an easy 1.6 km walk through lush fern forest to this romantically named waterfall, where water flows like a silver ribbon down the rocks. In spring, wildflowers bloom along the path and native wildlife may appear. The walk takes about 45 minutes and is suitable for all ages.

• Boroka Lookout: One of the most accessible top viewpoints in the park — just a 5-minute walk from the car park leads to a platform with sweeping 180-degree views over Halls Gap, Lake Bellfield, and the surrounding ranges. At sunset, golden light bathes the sandstone cliffs in breathtaking color.

• Reeds Lookout: Located near Boroka Lookout, this is another prime vantage point for the dramatic western Grampians landscape. The striking contrast between rugged sandstone formations and lush vegetation makes it a perfect photo spot.

• Halls Gap: Nestled in the heart of Grampians National Park, this charming township is surrounded by bushland scenery and curious wildlife. It serves as an ideal base for exploring the park, blending tranquil village life with untamed nature.

• Grand Canyon: Hike through towering, layered sandstone cliffs and experience the canyon’s rugged beauty and serenity. Along the way, admire unique geological formations and native vegetation for an immersive nature adventure.

Encounter Wildlife in Their Natural Habitat

Beyond its spectacular landscapes, the journey also offers opportunities to see Australia’s unique wildlife in the wild. Grampians National Park is home to 35 species of mammals and 195 species of birds. You may encounter grazing kangaroos, adorable wombats, vibrant parrots, and even the rare brush-tailed rock-wallaby — a true showcase of Australia’s distinctive ecosystem.