Grampians National Park is a special place in Victoria, Australia where you can see sandstone mountains, pretty wildflowers, and animals like echidnas and wallabies. If you start your walk from Halls Gap, you can explore many trails. Some trails go to tall waterfalls like MacKenzie Falls, and others go to lookouts with great views of the Victoria Range, like the Balconies.

• (closed) Mount Buangor Loop
• Beehive Falls & Briggs Bluff
• Billimina Shelter
• Boroka Lookout
• Boronia Peak
• Boronia Peak Loop
• Byaduk Caves
• Chatauqua Peak & Clematis Falls
• Clematis Falls
• Desert Discovery Daywalk
• Fyans Creek Loop
• Gulgurn Manja Shelter
• Hollow Mountain / Wudjub-Guyun
• Langi Ghiran
• MacKenzie Falls
• MacKenzie Falls to Zumsteins
• Mount Abrupt / Mud-Dadjug
• Mount Arapiles
• Mount Difficult (Gar) via Troopers Creek
• Mount Napier
• 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
• River Track - Little Desert
• Signal Peak
• Silverband Falls
• Stapylton Amphitheatre
• Stringybark Nature Walk
• 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