The Grampians is a natural reserve located in Victoria, Australia renowned for its breathtaking scenic beauty, rich Aboriginal heritage, array of native wildlife and its abundant health retreats. This mountainous area stretches over 168,000 hectares and is home to rugged mountain ranges, wildflower meadows, waterfalls, and a diverse array of fauna such as kangaroos, emus, and various bird species.
The Grampians National Park, also known as Gariwerd, is a central feature of the area, which is adorned with striking sandstone mountain ranges, panoramic lookout points, extensive walking trails and archaeological sites. Bushwalking or hiking is a popular activity in the park, with trails catering to all levels of experience and ability.
The Grampians is additionally a significant cultural site for local Aboriginal communities as it houses the largest number of significant rock art sites in southern Australia, depicting ancient and sacred Aboriginal symbols and stories in numerous caves and shelters.
The region is also famous for its fantastic food and wine, housing some of Victoria's best vineyards, and frequently hosts food festivals celebrating local produce. There are also several accommodation options available, ranging from campgrounds to luxury lodges.
