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A Grampians day trip – a quintessential Victorian escape into wild country that
packs a whole lot more into its single sunrise-to-sunset span than you might expect.
I've lost count of how many times I've done this route – but whenever I’m back among those
sandstone peaks, I'm reminded all over again why this bit of western Victoria
feels so full of life. It's not just about the jaw-dropping scenery or the legendary bushwalking trails, though those are definitely part of the deal.
It's about the secrets etched into the rock — tales held quietly within the landscape, wallabies bouncing around at dusk
as if they rule the region, and that uncanny feeling of stepping outside time that blankets the entire area.



The Grampians (Gariwerd to the locals), sit roughly three hours west of Melbourne,
far removed from Melbourne’s busy streets. Whether you hit the road solo or
join a guided crew with Autopia Tours, this is a place that's crying out for some curiosity,
a reliable pair of hikers, and something that can cope with the intense natural light.


The Traditional Owners — the Jardwadjali and Djab Wurrung
Peoples — know this region as Gariwerd Country. And for good reason, thanks
to its immense cultural significance. This is a deeply important cultural
site in the south, home to the majority of Victoria’s ancient rock art.
When you find yourself face-to-face with ancient markings at
a place like the sacred Bunjil’s Cave site, it's impossible to ignore the
sense of deep time folding in around you.


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