The Grampians region takes its name from the towering series of mountains at the western end of Victoria's Great Dividing Range, serviced by the tourist centre of Halls Gap. Waterfalls, spectacular scenery, lush bushland and native wildlife are features of the Grampians National Park.

The largest population centre in the region is Horsham. Set on the banks of the Wimmera River, this progressive city is surrounded by wheat fields and sheep stations. Stawell and Ararat, located at the western end of the region, are historical gold mining towns situated within pastoral, wine and fruit growing districts.

Visitor Information Centres in this region.

Photos of Grampians National Park, covering landscapes and other natural attractions in the area.

	Visit Grampians
	Wimmera Region