Halls Gap

Located in the Grampians National Park is the town of Halls Gap, which is approximately 256km from Melbourne. This is the only town located within the boundaries of the National Park and is a very popular holiday spot. It sits at the base of the Wonderland and Baronia ranges so the rock crags and bluffs seem to hang over the town. It is here you can access a lot of the walks, picnic areas and hill climbs. However if you don't feel energetic there are plenty of arts and crafts boutiques and cafes to enjoy.

Stony Creek has a number of shops and cafes and across the road is the Halls Gap Picnic Reserve. Halls Gap town center is set in between the Wonderland and Mount William Ranges.

Halls Gap attracts a lot of tourists that enjoy the Great Outdoors. The Great Dividing Range has everything a person who loves nature could possibly want. There are mountains, waterfalls, bushland, rivers and lakes.

Lake Bellfield is just a few kilometers from the town center and offers swimming and boating.

Boroka Lookout gives stunning views down to the town center while the Reed Lookout gives great views of the Moora Moora Reservoir and the surrounding bushland.

Mackenzie Falls is the largest waterfall in the Grampians and is found via Wartook Road. There is a walking track to the top of the falls and a lookout.