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Grampians Region, Victoria

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  • Grampians National Park: The rugged awe-inspiring ranges of the Grampians (Gariwerd) have evolved over hundreds of millions of years. Colourful spring wildflowers are a feature of the Grampians, as are the many species of birds and animals such as kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas and gliders. It’s also an area of unique cultural significance with 80% of Aboriginal art sites in Victoria located in the park. Whether you enjoy sight-seeing, picnicking, camping, walking, cycling, fishing, rock climbing or simply relaxing, the Grampians has something for everyone.
  • Brambuk The National Park and Cultural Centre: For many thousands of years Aboriginal people have lived in the Grampians and named their mountain home Gariwerd. Today, many Aboriginal art sites have been identified in and around the National Park. Several art sites are open to the public and are easily accessible. In the western Grampians you can visit Manja and Billimina shelters and in the north, the Ngamadijidj and Gulgurn Manja shelters. One of the most important sites in Victoria is Bunjils shelter, just north of Pomonal on the Lake Fyans Road.

    Brambuk The National Park and Cultural Centre in Halls Gap brings to life the history and culture of the Aboriginal groups who lived in the Grampians.
  • Grampians Grape Escape — The Wine and Food Festival: Taste your way around the Grampians region as the best of our food and wine producers showcase their products at one giant feast in Halls Gap. Sample an award-winning Grampians Shiraz, accompanied by local delicacies, while you kick back and enjoy quality entertainment throughout the weekend.
  • Grampians Jazz Festival: The biggest event on Australia’s jazz calendar, this festival attracts music lovers from around the country. Register for the full program, or enjoy casual performances as you stroll around Halls Gap. Cheer your favourite combo in the annual muso’s procession. For more information phone BH (03) 5572 2116, AH (03) 5572 3443.
  • Grampians Wildflower and Arts Show: Celebrate spring in the garden of Victoria, with wildflower and ecological displays, the Giant Wildflower Fantasy Sculpture competition, daily orchid and forest guided walks, local artist displays, gift sales and children’s activities. For more information phone (03) 5356 4616.
  • Ararat Jailhouse Rock Festival: The Jailhouse Rock Festival is a celebration of the 50s and 60s rock ‘n’ roll era, with live music, rock ‘n’ roll dancing, lindi hop dancing, classic cars, hot rods, trucks, classic and vintage motorcycles and much more. Be there as Ararat comes alive!
  • Seppelt Great Western Salinger Cup Food and Wine Day: This day’s not just about the horses! The trackside is transformed into a food and wine village featuring local wineries and gourmet food stalls. Take part in the Wine Tasting Challenge and Emu burger cooking competition! Plus, there’s Fashions on the Field, live music, free kid’s activities and free show bags.
  • Stawell Gift Easter Festival: The Stawell Gift, one of the world’s most famous and prestigious footraces, run over 120 metres, has been held annually since 1878 (apart from two years). Attracting athletes and punters from around the globe, this event is sport in its finest glory. Held over the Easter Weekend, you can experience the thrill of professional athletics, as well as loads of other festivities held at Stawell’s Centennial Park.
  • The Great Grape Touring Route: Taste your way along the unforgettable Great Grape Touring Route, a self-guided tour of the famous wine regions of the Pyrenees, Grampians and Ballarat. The bonuses, apart from the wine, scenery, people and places, are many. Your teachers are the winemakers themselves, men and women who turn the grapes into bottled art. Travelling the Great Grape Touring Route is a lesson in three distinct parts: the Pyrenees, Grampians and Ballarat.

    The vineyards of the Pyrenees, centred on the towns of Avoca and Moonambel, are built on the picturesque Pyrenees Ranges. A temperate climate, alluvial soils and low rainfall help produce classic shiraz and cabernet sauvignon styles, along with chardonnay and sauvignon blanc.

    Within an easy drive of Halls Gap is Great Western, the birthplace of Australia’s first and arguably best known, sparkling wine. Call in at the cellar door to sample the famous bubbly.

    Booklets and maps are available from your nearest Grampians, Pyrenees or Ballarat region Visitor Information Centres.
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BIG4 Grampians Parkgate Resort

Grampians Road,
Halls Gap, 3381,
Australia

Freecall: 1800 810 781

Tel: 03 5356 4215
Email: stay@parkgateresort.com.au
Website: www.parkgateresort.com.au

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