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Mt Zero, Grampians, Victoria, Australia
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Mount Zero Walk

Grampians National Park

From the picnic area, carefully cross the Halls Gap–Mt Zero Road to the sign-posted walking track, track markers guide you up the rocky hillside. Near the top of the ridge the track becomes steeper – a hand rail will help you up the rocky steps to the summit. Views of Mt Stapylton and the surrounding Wimmera plains are some of the best in the area. Return by the same route.

Length: 2.8km return
Walk: 1 hour 30 minutes
Track: Rocky
Grade: Medium
Start/Finish: Mt Zero Picnic Area
Nearby: Halls Gap
Permits/bookings: None required
Safety: A good map should always be carried. Wonderland Walking Brochures are available from Brambuk the National Park and Cultural Centre Halls Gap, or from a local Grampians Visitor Information Centre.
Further information: Contact the Parks Victoria Information Centre on Ph 13 19 63 (within Australia).

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