Grampians Travel Blogs

Well, i must say. needed to be travelling again. Took the train to Ballarat and from there on i took the coach to Horsham. Waited for 30 min in Horsham before Steve (owner of the lodge i was staying) picked me up. He had to run some errands so he didn't mind picking me up. Was at the Asses Ear's lo…

Leave Warnambool about 9:30 am and head for the Otways tree-top walk. Nice walk through the tree canopy ,grab lunch on he road as we make our way to "Tree Tops" cottage. The place was really cute. Two bedrooms house, kinda bungalow, country style and really cute. More than worth the $110.00AUS.&nbs…

January 2007 my mum and dad and my sister and I went to our family in Horsham for a week and then went to the great ocean road and to the east coast of Australia to travel from Fraser Island to Sydney. The trip was amazing! A wonderful country and very very kind people... Thinking about moving there and live with my family some day...

Well, to begin i ll introduce my travel intinery and all the awesome activities i m gonna do during my trip. I plan to start my trip on the twenty first of march, i m gonna take a plane from brisbane (which is my current location) to cairns. i ll start my bus ride just some day after and travel with it along all the aussie cost until adelaide. During this travel i m gonna make a lot of activities such as skydiving, river rafting, (u can have more detail of the trip in the blog)

After more commentary we got to our town for lunch - just 1 street really.  We then drove up into the Grampians.  Two lookouts and a water fall, and plenty of places to take pictures - very different view of the ranges.  One of the places had ‘Jaws of Death’ the story goes that u…

Left the city and the heat behind us and headed for the country aka the grampians. Stayed in the Asses Ears Wilderness lodge, savage spot in the middle of nowhere. Think we were the only guests so we had the run of the place. Visited the McKenzie Falls, hiked to the Balconies, had ice cream in Hall…

Mount Gambier to the grampions road trip. this was a hiking expedition which was a beutifull natural journey of passage

The Grampians are a bunch of rocky mountains that pop out of nowhere west of Melbourne in Victoria. The main thing we wanted to see was Hollow Mountain. We got there, but I think we were on the wrong side of it. Because, while there were a lot of very large boulders, there weren't THAT many of the&…

Sur la route de notre potentiel job, se dressent les Grampians, une chaîne de montagne perdue au milieu d'innombrables champs de blé... Nous y avons pris, pendant une journée bien chargée, de grandes bouffées d'aire frais avant de nous diriger vers Coonawara, un bled au milieu de nul part…