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The Grampians Peaks Trail
Hiking Trail
Hard
96.09 mi
24,591 ft
A world-class, multi-day hike through the heart of one of Australia's national parks.
This once-in-a-lifetime hiking experience takes hikers through the heart of one of Australia's most spectacular National Parks. A 13 day / 12 night trek, this incredibly challenging trail starts at Mount Zero in the North, then heads South across the most famous summits in the Grampians before finishing in the Dunkeld Township. A typical itinerary would take in a series of 9-15km hikes throughout the trek, stopping at campgrounds along the way. Halls Gap - itself a popular hiking destination - marks the midway point of the trail, and boasts stunning vistas and good camping. It goes without saying that this trail is only for experienced hikers. While there are camp grounds and untreated water points along the route, hikers must expect to be self-sufficient at all times, and be comfortable navigating through the bush. Before attempting any hike of this nature it is essential to check local conditions and notify rangers you are attempting the hike. For those that do tackle the trail, they will be rewarded with some of the most stunning views in Australia. Wildlife is abundant, as is the variety of flora and fauna. Written by FATMAP Official
This once-in-a-lifetime hiking experience takes hikers through the heart of one of Australia's most spectacular National Parks. A 13 day / 12 night trek, this incredibly challenging trail starts at Mount Zero in the North, then heads South across the most famous summits in the Grampians before finishing in the Dunkeld Township. A typical itinerary would take in a series of 9-15km hikes throughout the trek, stopping at campgrounds along the way. Halls Gap - itself a popular hiking destination - marks the midway point of the trail, and boasts stunning vistas and good camping. It goes without saying that this trail is only for experienced hikers. While there are camp grounds and untreated water points along the route, hikers must expect to be self-sufficient at all times, and be comfortable navigating through the bush. Before attempting any hike of this nature it is essential to check local conditions and notify rangers you are attempting the hike. For those that do tackle the trail, they will be rewarded with some of the most stunning views in Australia. Wildlife is abundant, as is the variety of flora and fauna. Written by FATMAP Official
Route and Elevation
Segments
| Name | Distance | Elev. Diff. | Avg. Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roses Gap Rd Climb | 0.40 mi | 338 ft | 15.7% |
| Northern Grampians Road Climb | 0.24 mi | 194 ft | 15.1% |
| Northern Grampians Rd Climb | 0.62 mi | 413 ft | 12.2% |
| Wonderland to Pinnacle | 1.33 mi | 951 ft | 13.5% |
| Sundial Rd Climb | 0.37 mi | 164 ft | 8.3% |
| Silverband Road Climb | 0.93 mi | 584 ft | 11.9% |
| Silverband Road Climb | 0.89 mi | 449 ft | 9.6% |
| Mount William Road Climb | 0.27 mi | 164 ft | 11.4% |
| Mount William Picnic Ground Road Climb | 0.39 mi | 430 ft | 20.7% |
| Mount William Picnic Ground Road Climb | 0.86 mi | 256 ft | 5.6% |
| Mafeking Road Climb | 0.41 mi | 197 ft | 8.9% |
| Grampians Road Climb | 0.31 mi | 276 ft | 16.7% |
| Grampians Road Climb | 0.31 mi | 341 ft | 20.6% |
| Victoria Valley Rd Climb | 1.14 mi | 837 ft | 13.8% |