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----- Take your budget further and get 5% off when you use the code WELWIKI5 on your booking through the link on WikiCamps. Enjoy your experience! ----- Discover the stunning bush trails, sandstone peaks and impressive waterfalls that have made Grampians National Park famous on this full-day guided adventure for nature lovers. Learn all about the local history and culture of the nature reserve and spot native wildlife such as kangaroos and rare birds. Walk away with spectacular photos from the various lookout points that boast panoramic views over the gullies and mountain ranges of the park. Depart Melbourne at around 8.00 am as we pass through the Western Plains of Victoria on our way to the historic town of Ballarat. Continuing on our drive through the picturesque, volcanic plains, we pass through the town of Moyston, the birthplace of Australian Rules Football. We then arrive at the foot of the Grampians Range or 'Gariwerd' in the local Jardwadjali language. On arrival, we immerse ourselves in the Australian bush with a gentle stroll to the Silverband Falls. We next make our way into the township of Halls Gap , keep an eye open for the local kangaroos and abundant birdlife that can be seen in the main street. We head to the Wonderland Turntable trail for a short hike to the Grand Canyon site. Marvel at the formidable rock walls, crisscrossed with layering and fault lines, showcasing the area's unique geology. No trip to the Grampians would be complete without a visit to the majestic MacKenzie Falls. Our next port of call is the Boroka Lookout, which provides unrivalled views of the surrounding region, overlooking the town of Halls Gap and further afield to Lake Bellfield and beyond. A dinner stop is made on the journey back to Melbourne (at your own expense) before we enjoy a stunning view of the illuminated city as we arrive back at your accommodation.