The Grampians National Park contains a set of rough and stunning ranges composed mostly of sandstone. These creased ranges stretch for almost 100km from north to south, and numerous peaks within the park surpass a height of 800m.

• Beehive Falls & Briggs Bluff
• Billimina Shelter
• Boroka Lookout
• Boronia Peak
• Boronia Peak Loop
• Chatauqua Peak & Clematis Falls
• Clematis Falls
• Fyans Creek Loop
• Gulgurn Manja Shelter
• Hollow Mountain / Wudjub-Guyun
• MacKenzie Falls
• MacKenzie Falls to Zumsteins
• Mount Abrupt / Mud-Dadjug
• Mount Difficult (Gar) via Troopers Creek
• Mount Rosea
• Mount Stapylton
• Mount Sturgeon (Mt Wurgarri)
• Mt Gar (Mount Difficult)
• Mt Rosea Loop
• Mt Rosea and Sundial Peak
• Mt William (Mount Duwil)
• Mt Zero
• Paddy Castle
• Pinnacle Circuit
• Signal Peak
• Silverband Falls
• Stapylton Amphitheatre
• Sundial Peak
• The Balconies and Reed Lookout
• The Chimney Pots
• The Fortress Caves
• The Grand Canyon and the Pinnacle
• The Piccaninny (Bainggug)
• The Pinnacle
• The Pinnacle & Lakeview Lookout
• Tower Hill (Grampians)
• Turret Falls to The Pinnacle Loop
• Venus Baths
• Waterfalls of Gar
• Wonderland Loop