The Grampians’ unique landscape is an extraordinary landscape and the perfect platform for a one of kind hiking experience. The walk follows parts of the Grampians Peaks Trail from Mount Zero via Halls Gap and south to Dunkeld and includes walking on the unique western side of the mountains, portions of trail that will one day be part of the Grampians Peaks track. Walk through rugged, craggy, yet strangely beautiful landscapes with some of the best views as you walk anywhere in Australia. This stunning handpicked selection of Grampians walks take you via Venus Baths, Grand Canyon, Elephant’s Hide, Silent Street and the Pinnacle. Explore Mt Stapylton in the Northern Grampians as well as MacKenzie Falls, Mount Zero, Rosea and Sturgeon and much more. This is the place to see Australian native fauna. Hundreds of cliffs and rough valleys provide refuge for many native animals, including prolific quantities of kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas and koalas and an abundance of bird species. The sandy soil is ideal for native plants, making this national park famous for its spring wildflowers. There are over 800 varieties of indigenous plant species, many of them wildflowers which come into vivid bloom each spring.