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Wartook Valley

Give your entrance to the Grampians National Park some extra drama and arrive via the natural amphitheatre of Wartook Valley with its mountain views and mobs of kangaroos.

Savouring serenity and getting active outdoors
It's enough just to be enveloped in Wartook Valley's unspoilt and diverse scenery, but if the great outdoors inspires you to be active you're spoiled for choice. Bushwalk, rock climb, fish, watch birds and wildlife, admire native wildflowers and soak up stunning sunsets.

Soak up the tranquillity and set up camp or stay in rammed earth or log cabins. Wake up to greet the resident kangaroos and emus.

Breathtaking natural attractions
Make your way to Mount Zero, Hollow Mountain and Mount Staplyton, just minutes away. Take advantage of your proximity to spectacular Grampians waterfalls, including the majestic MacKenzie Falls.

The area surrounded by the Wartook Valley is steeped in Aboriginal and pioneer history. Scour the surrounding mountains for Aboriginal rock art sites, most of which are open and accessible to the public.

Things to do

Grampians Quad Bike Adventures

Come and explore the Grampians in a new, fun and exciting way on a guided quad bike tour of a 410 acre property at the foothills of the majestic...

Grampians National Park

Rising abruptly from the surrounding Western Plains, the Grampians (Gariwerd) is a series of rugged sandstone mountain ranges and forests rich in...

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Get active

Rock climbing and abseiling
Return to the Grampians to beat your previous best rock climbing and abseiling efforts, inspired by the challenging rock faces and big reputation.
Camping
Pitch a tent in some of the Grampians region's prime real estate to truly appreciate the natural attractions and to encounter curious native widlife.
Fishing
Uncover fishing paradise in the Grampians region's lakes and rivers and snare a prize catch from the plentiful species of fish that bite year-round.
Four-wheel driving
Go off-road in the diverse terrain of the Grampians National Park's vast sandstone mountains, or in the sandy environs of Little Desert National Park.
Walking and hiking
Step out and explore the Grampians region's spectacular natural beauty on foot, whether a short gentle stroll or a full day wilderness adventure.
Canoeing and kayaking
You're never far from water in the Grampians region, with streams, lakes and creeks providing the ideal settings for canoeing and kayaking adventures.