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If you are planning to backpack the Grampians (Halls Gap), then this page provides information on what backpacker hostels are available here. The page also provides a description of the Grampians (Halls Gap), information on how to get here and contact details of the local visitor information centre.
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The Grampian Mountains are the southwest tail end of the Great Dividing Range and are the home of the Grampians National Park. The park is renowned for its excellent bushwalks, mountain lookouts, Aboriginal rock art, wildlife and rock climbing opportunities. From August to November, the native flora comes to life and provides some amazing scenery. There is also around one hundred species of birds here, as well as many native animals, including kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas, snakes, platypus and possums. |
Grampians National Park
Photographer: David Scaletti
Courtesy Tourism Victoria |
Nigretta Falls, Grampians National Park
Photographer: David Scaletti
Courtesy Tourism Victoria |
Some of the major sites worth visiting, include McKenzie Falls, Lake Bellfield and Zumsteins Park. Halls Gap is a small town at the entrance to the Grampians National Park and provides a good base for exploring all these great elements of the park.
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Lake Bellfield, Grampians National Park
Photographer: David Scaletti
Courtesy Tourism Victoria |
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Brambuk Backpackers Hostel
Grampians Rd
Halls Gap, VIC 3381
Phone (03) 5356 4250 |
Grampians YHA Eco-Hostel Halls Gap
Cnr Buckler St & Grampians Rd
Halls Gap, VIC 3381
Phone (03) 5356 4544 |
Tim's Place
Grampians Rd
Halls Gap, VIC 3381
Phone (03) 5356 4288
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Baptist Youth Centre
69-71 Grampians Rd
Halls Gap, VIC 3381
Phone (03) 5398 2528
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By Bus
V/Line operate to here from Melbourne and various other places. |
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Halls Gap and Grampians Visitor Information Centre
Grampians Rd, Halls Gap
Phone: 1800 065 599
Click here to e-mail |
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