2866 Northern Grampians Road,
Wartook, Victoria
Ph: 03 5383 6200
Wonderland
The Wonderland area hosts the most visitors to the Park, as it is close to Halls Gap, the major service centre around the National Park. It is situated in the Fyans Valley between the Mt William and Serra Ranges.
With its higher rainfall and dramatic cliffs, there are areas of very tall timber, sheer rock slopes and wonderful fern gullies. Most of the major tourist icons are along the road between Halls Gap and Wartook.
History
Halls Gap sits adjacent the Wonderland area of the Grampians. Named after CB Hall one of the original settlers in the area, Halls Gap was the original Grampians Holiday destination and houses the Brambuk Aboriginal Cultural Centre and National Park Information Centre. In the 1860's the Fyans Valley became the source of water for Stawell. Much of the early timber industry was based near Halls Gap.
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Picnic Areas
Picnics in this area will usually be as a break between activities or in preparation for the next excursion.
Instructions:
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Boroka Lookout
The setting at Boroka Lookout gives magnificent views as well as a quiet restful place for a picnic. Great wildflower displays are along the Boroka Lookout Road, particularly just before the carpark and lookout area.
Image: View from the Boroka Lookout Picnic Area
Wonderland Carpark
A popular spot in the wonderland area to have a picnic before or after a walk.
Sundial Carpark
A popular spot in the wonderland area to have a picnic before or after a walk.
Lake Bellfield
What better way to picnic than beside water where you also admire the mountains that surround you. Close to Halls Gap it is one of the easiest to visit.
Walks
A very popular walking area where some of the best and most accessible rock formations may be experienced. Home of the ever popular Pinnacle Walk.
Waterfalls
Silverband Falls and Turret Falls are the most popular, but after rain there are many other small falls and cascades that can be very attractive. Venus Baths, which is a series of rock pools should not be overlooked.
Instructions:
- Hover mouse over each blue dot to identify each location
- Click mouse over each blue dot to jump to the Walk information
- After hovering, click the blue link generated below
OR
Boroka Lookout
The setting at Boroka Lookout gives magnificent views as well as a quiet restful place for a picnic. Great wildflower displays are along the Boroka Lookout Road, particularly just before the carpark and lookout area.
Image: View from the Boroka Lookout Picnic Area
Lake Bellfield
What better way to picnic than beside water where you also admire the mountains that surround you. Close to Halls Gap it is one of the easiest to visit.
Wonderland Carpark
A popular spot in the wonderland area to have a picnic before or after a walk.
Sundial Carpark
A popular spot in the wonderland area to have a picnic before or after a walk.