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MacKenzie Falls isn’t just a popular Grampians destination; it’s one of the few waterfalls in Victoria that flows year-round, thanks to its steady supply from Lake Wartook. Dropping 30 meters into a deep pool below, it’s a favourite stop for over a million people who visit the Grampians annually.

Hollow Mountain in Northern Grampians is far from an ordinary hiking trail—here, you'll be scaling giant boulders, squeezing through narrow rock caves, and scrambling up steep rock faces.

The 1,009m Mount Rosea Summit hike takes you on a thrilling journey through the wild, untamed landscapes of the Grampians’ Serra Range. This moderately challenging hike keeps you on your toes as you follow yellow arrows that lead you through dramatic rock formations and tight, maze-like passageways.

The hike to Mount William, the highest peak in the Grampians at 1,167 meters, isn’t the most exciting since it’s just a walk along a steep, sealed road. However, the 360-degree views from the summit make it absolutely worth it!

When I first started planning my trip to Grampians National Park, it was the stunning photos of Mount Abrupt's summit that immediately caught my attention. This hike became one of the most memorable parts of my Grampians trip, and I’m excited to share why it’s one of the park's must-do treks.

The Pinnacle Walk is one of the most iconic hiking experiences in Victoria’s Grampians National Park. With breathtaking panoramic views, winding trails through rocky canyons, and peaceful strolls through fern-filled bushland, this hike has earned its place as a must-do for anyone visiting Grampians.