Grampians

Visitors are struck by the beauty revealed within the boundaries of the Grampians National Park. The impressive ranges are renowned for their unspoilt natural beauty and feature lookouts with stunning panoramic views, picturesque waterfalls, ancient Aboriginal rock art, colorful wildflower displays and abundant native wildlife, make for a journey through time itself.

Grampians National Park is home to a great diversity of habitats, unique wildlife, and more than one third of all plant species found in Victoria. The park is renowned for its rich and colorful displays of springtime wildflowers, best seen during October. There's also an abundance of wildlife in the lowlands including emus, kangaroos, possums, echidnas, koalas, wallabies and over 200 species of bird.

Other attractions include Australia's own Grand Canyon, the Grand Stairway and Pinnacle rock formations, refreshing waterfalls at the end of bush walking tracks, and Victoria's largest Koori rock art collection.

Wine buffs are spoiled for choice on the Great Grape Road, where renowned wineries such as Seppelt, Best's, Mt Langi Ghiran and Montara offer tastings at cellar doors. There's also an abundance of local produce from ewe's milk, cheese and olives to locally sourced beef and lamb which features on menus throughout the region.