Beginning at the Mud-Dadjug (Mount Abrupt) automotive park alongside Grampians Tourist Road the trail is roughly 6.5kms return and takes around three hours to finish. The Grampians’ rugged mountain ranges attract rock climbers, walkers and adventurers from across the state. Take in some of the most spectacular views in Victoria from scenic lookouts accessible via walking tracks.
There are also huts and cabins, and the attractive ‘glamping’-style Wilsons Promontory Wilderness Retreats which are a cross between tent and luxurious bush-cabin. There is another small and more primary campsite called Stockyard Camp, close to the park entry (about 30 kilometres from Tidal River) with solely 20 campsites. These can all be booked online
Then it’s time to discover Karijini National Park for hikes at Hammersley Gorge. There you can see the worlds best panoramic view full of colour, texture and reflections plus Hammersley is a great spot for a swim. Hammersley Gorge is essentially the most remote gorge in Karijini however well worth it for the view of
The solely other tenting throughout the park is the Karijini Eco Retreat. It also offers spacious gravel campsites, camp kitchens, BBQs, picnic tables, hot showers and flushing toilets. Or you may prefer an air-conditioned glamping tent with beautiful views out over the park. Dales Campground is managed by DBCA and provides spacious gravel sites, pit