Mount William Walk is a 3.6 km return walk to the highest point in the Grampians at 1,167 metres. Starting from the Mount William Carpark, the steep road climb takes around 1.5 to 2 hours return and requires a good level of fitness. The summit offers wide 360 degree views across the ranges and Wimmera Plains, with cooler conditions and occasional snow in winter.
Hollow Mountain Walk is a 2.2 km return walk in the northern Grampians, starting from the Hollow Mountain Carpark near Mount Stapylton. Allow around 1 to 1.5 hours to complete the walk, which includes steady climbing, rock scrambling, and narrow ledges. The summit features a large hollowed rock formation and views across the Wimmera Plains, with uneven and exposed sections requiring care.
Mount Zero Walk is a 2.8 km return walk in the northern Grampians, starting from the Mount Zero Picnic Area. The track climbs steeply over rocky steps and uneven ground and takes around 1 to 1.5 hours to complete. The summit offers views across the Wimmera Plains and surrounding farmland, with care needed on exposed and rocky sections.
Mount Stapylton Walk is a challenging 4.6 km return hike in the northern Grampians, starting from the Mount Zero Picnic Area. Allow around 2.5 to 3.5 hours to complete the walk, which includes steep climbs, rocky gullies, and exposed ledges. The summit offers wide views across the northern ranges and Wimmera Plains, with care required on uneven and slippery sections, especially after rain.
Mount Rosea Walk is a challenging 9.4 km return hike in the Grampians, starting from the Rosea Carpark near Sundial. Allow a full day to complete the walk, which includes steep steps, stone staircases, and exposed rock sections across forest and granite plateaus. The summit offers 360 degree views, and the route requires good fitness, proper footwear, and care in exposed areas.
Boronia Peak Walk is a 6.6 km return hike east of Halls Gap, starting from Tandara Road. Allow around 2.5 to 3.5 hours to complete the steady climb through eucalypt forest and rocky ridges. The summit offers broad views over the Fyans Valley, Lake Fyans, and surrounding ranges, with some uneven and exposed sections requiring care.
Chatauqua Peak Walk is a 2.5 km return summit walk starting from the Halls Gap Botanic Gardens. Allow around 1.5 to 2 hours to complete the steady climb through bushland and rocky slopes. The final scramble leads to views over Halls Gap and the Fyans Valley, with uneven and exposed sections requiring care.
Sundial Peak Walk is a 4 km return hike starting from the Sundial Carpark near Halls Gap. Allow around 1.5 to 2 hours to complete the walk, which follows a gently climbing track through open forest to a summit with views over Lake Bellfield, Mount William, and the southern Grampians ranges. The track is moderately challenging in parts but generally less busy than nearby summit walks.
The Pinnacle Walk from Halls Gap is a 9.6 km return walk starting at the Halls Gap Botanic Gardens and takes around 3.5 to 4.5 hours to complete. The moderately challenging route passes Venus Baths, the Grand Canyon, and Silent Street before reaching the Pinnacle Lookout. The track includes steep and rocky sections and finishes with panoramic views over Halls Gap, Lake Bellfield, and the surrounding ranges.
The Pinnacle Walk from Wonderland Carpark is a 4.2 km return hike starting near Halls Gap and takes around 2 to 3 hours to complete. The route passes through the Grand Canyon and Silent Street, with rocky gullies, natural staircases, and uneven surfaces throughout. The walk is moderately challenging and finishes at the Pinnacle Lookout with wide views over Halls Gap, Lake Bellfield, and the surrounding ranges.
The Pinnacle Walk from Sundial Carpark is a 4.2 km return walk starting near Halls Gap and takes around 2 to 3 hours to complete. The moderately challenging track follows bushland paths, rocky sections, bridges, and narrow ridges to the Pinnacle Lookout. It’s a well-marked route with steady climbs and finishes with views over Halls Gap, Lake Bellfield, and the surrounding Grampians landscape.