Halls Gap Lakeside Tourist Park
Just a few minutes from the Halls Gap township on the edge of Lake Bellfield is the Halls Gap Lakeside Tourist Park.
The views from your cabin or campsite are second to none.
Discover Downunder host, Brooke Hanson, talks to the owners Rohan and Josephina McDonald about the tourist park and the new upgrades they have made after buying the park only two years ago.
There are 20 cabins including 7 brand new ones, Australia's only wood-fired swimming pool and a new reception area and cafe.
Halls Gap Lakeside Tourist Park is also a great place for the kids with a playground, trampoline and activities all over the park.
For more information about this park, visit toptouristparks.com.au
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Australian Road Trip Series | A Visit to Halls Gap - Victoria, Australia
With its rich Indigenous history, the town of Halls Gap allows travelers and would be adventurers a chance to experience and soak up the natural wonders of one of the most spectacular and historically rich places in Australia.
With everything from tent to luxury eco-accommodation in the stunning bush land available, you will undoubtedly be visited by the inquisitive wildlife all around.
With over 160 kilometres of hiking trails to choose from, the region is a hikers paradise. The MacKenzie Falls and Beehive Falls are both a short drive away from Halls Gap, with nearby Bellfield, Lonsdale, Fyans and Wartook Lakes also offering opportunities for canoeing, fishing and bird watching.
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Lake Eyre 2019 - Day 1, Halls Gap, Lake Bellfield Holiday Park
Day 1 on my solo road trip to Lake Eyre
Time lapse - Lake Bellfield Halls Gap
Time lapse taken in the early afternoon at Lake Bellfield in the Grmapians near Halls Gap, Victoria.
Title photo was taken at Lake Lonsdale near Stawell in Victoria.
The end title photo was taken at Dog Rocks, Batesford in Victoria.
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Melbourne Makenzie Falls at the Grampians
This weekend I went camping and had such a wildlife experience hanging out wild kangaroos, going hiking and sightseeing some amazing view points at the Grampians. One of my favorite places were the hidden waterfalls! Watch to find out where they are.
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Lake Bellfield, Grampians, Victoria
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Lake Bellfield - The Grampians 2019
Hiking up to the Pinnacle, Halls Gap - Grampians, Victoria- Australia
Unfortunately due to bad weather (Rain) we were not able to reach the pinnacle.. Watch video till the end to see how far we reached... :(((
Halls Gap is a town in Victoria, Australia. It is located on Grampians Road, adjacent to the Grampians National Park, in the Shire of Northern Grampians local government area. The town is set in the Fyans Valley at the foot of the Wonderland and Mount William ranges.nAt the 2011 census Halls Gap had a population of 613. The approximate driving time from Melbourne is 3 hours.
From the Main Street of Halls Gap, at the base of the sandstone mountain range that is at the heart of the Grampians National Park, or Gariwerd as it is called in the local Aboriginal language, you can see The Pinnacle. It is one of the rocky spurs jutting out from the jagged cliff faces that loom over the town.
From the street, The Pinnacle appears unnervingly high and potentially difficult to walk. The good news is that it is not, and the views from the lookout make every bit of effort worthwhile. It is one of the very best vantage points in the Grampians National Park for terrific scenic views over a vast expanse of western Victoria.
There are a number of walking options to reach The Pinnacle, varying in distance and difficulty. The easiest route to The Pinnacle departs from the Sundial carpark within the national park and ascends to The Pinnacle via Devils Gap. This is the best route to use if young children or unconfident walkers are part of your walking group. The 4.2km walk will take one and a half to two hours for the return trip. It does include some water crossings and rock-hopping, so good sturdy shoes are essential.
A more challenging walk departs from the aptly named Wonderland carpark and ascends via the impressive Grand Canyon. It does not resemble the American canyon of the same name but is equally impressive with its unique Australian rock formations, albeit on a smaller scale! The walk continues through the Silent Street before rising up to The Pinnacle.
For the really adventurous, you can walk to The Pinnacle from the base of the mountains, starting at the Halls Gap caravan park. This extended walk will take around five hours return so is suitable for fit and experienced walkers.
All these walks offer a variety of incredible rock formations to see and negotiate, as well as lush vegetation that has recovered from bushfires with fresh spurts of new growth. In springtime, wildflowers burst into life with their brilliant bright colours. With an abundance of wildlife living in the park, your walk may also include glimpses of koalas, kangaroos, snakes, skinks and maybe even an echidna or two.
Whichever way you get there, the view from The Pinnacle lookout will astound you. While you get your breath back after your ascent, you will be able to see Halls Gap far below you, as well as Lake Bellfield. Plus you will get a close-up look at the irregular and fascinating rock formations for which the Grampians are so well-known.
The outstanding natural beauty of this area led to its inclusion on the Australian National Heritage List in 2006. For comprehensive information about this natural environment, as well as about the indigenous culture and heritage of the region, a visit to the Brambuk the National Park and Cultural Centre in Halls Gap, which is free to enter and open daily, is a must.
For those with Apple or Android mobile devices, Parks Victoria provides free interactive maps of the park that provide an overview of facilities, walking tracks and distances. So as well as The Pinnacle, all the wonderfully-named park locations such as Jimmy Creek to Mt Zero are now just a click away.
The Grampians National Park is around 260km from Melbourne and 460km from Adelaide. From Melbourne, it is around a three-hour drive by car or alternatively regional rail provides regular services.
Don’t just look at the weathered peaks and escarpments of the park, like The Pinnacle, from your car window on your way to Adelaide. Halls Gap is a great location for a stopover on your journey, so that instead of admiring the rock formations from below, you can take the time to walk to The Pinnacle and view a spectacle more awe-inspiring than anything visible from a city skyscraper.
Explore the Grampians in Regional Victoria | Grampians Peaks Trail - The Big Bus
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In this segment we join Park Trek Walking Holidays and Visit Grampians on a four-day short break hiking through the spectacular Grampians in regional Victoria.
By 2019 the 144-kilometre Grampians Peaks Trail will be completed, allowing hikers to walk the entire length of the range. At present about a quarter of the trail is complete.
We enjoy four days of superb walks around the majestic peaks, returning each evening to cosy chalet style accommodation in Halls Gap. Most meals are included, along with transport from Melbourne and our guided daily walks.
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Lake Bellfield with Absolute Outdoors
A wonderful canoe/kayak on Lake Bellfield, Halls Gap with Absolute Outdoors.
The A-Frame Chalet - Halls Gap - Australia
The A-Frame Chalet hotel city: Halls Gap - Country: Australia
Address: 217 Grampians Road; zip code: 3381
Located in Halls Gap, The A-Frame Chalet offers free private parking and free WiFi in the heart of the Grampians National Park. Lake Bellfield is a 3-minute drive away.
-- Situé à Halls Gap, l'hébergement The A-Frame Chalet dispose d'un parking privé et d'une connexion Wi-Fi gratuits. Il se trouve en plein cœur du parc national de Grampians. Vous rejoindrez le lac de Bellfield en 3 minutes en voiture.
-- El The A-Frame Chalet, que dispone de aparcamiento privado gratuito y WiFi gratuita, se halla en Halls Gap, en el corazón del parque nacional de Grampians. Está a 3 minutos en coche del lago Bellfield.
-- The A-Frame Chalet木屋位于霍尔峡（Halls Gap），坐落于格兰坪国家公园（Grampians National Park）的中心，提供免费私人停车场和免费WiFi，距离贝尔菲尔德湖（Lake Bellfield）有3分钟的车程。 自助式的两卧室小木屋设有设备齐全的厨房和全套洗衣设施。主卧室设有spa浴缸和带淋浴的独立浴室。 木屋提供免费自行车，远足和骑自行车是当地的热门活动。
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Halls Gap Lakeside Tourist Park
Long Range FPV at Lake bellfield, Halls Gap
Relatively calm day in Halls Gap, around -2 degrees at 8:15 am. This video also showcases wind strength at different altitudes, as the mixing height was 150m that day
Grampians Day Tour Wildlife Tours Australia
1 Day Grampians National Park Tour
The Grampians National Park (Gariwerd), a series of rugged mountain ranges to the west of Melbourne, is home to an abundance of kangaroos, wallabies and other native animals and rich in natural wonders with stunning waterfalls and panoramic mountain views. This Grampians day tour includes short walks to some of our favourite spots and includes a visit to the award winning Brambuk Aboriginal Cultural Centre for an insight into the history of the people and the flora and fauna that make up this region.
Highlights:
Morning Tea: En route to the Grampians stop at the charming township of Beaufort and enjoy a complimentary morning tea
Experience Aboriginal Culture: One of the world's oldest and most spectacular mountain ranges, rich in Aboriginal history. A visit to Brambuk Aboriginal Cultural Centre, brings to life the amazing history and culture of the local Aboriginal communities
Pizza Lunch in Halls Gap: Surrounded by the unique and enticing Grampians region
Grampians National Park: Travel straight into the heart of the Grampians National Park to the delightful town of Halls Gap
Boroka Lookout or Lake Bellfield: Stretch those legs with a walk to the breath-taking Boroka lookout or Lake Bellfield
Walk to the Spectacular Balconies: Hike to the remarkable Jaws of death and Balconies Lookout experiencing majestic views and scenery
Hike Down to an Impressive Waterfall: Visit the majestic Mackenzie or Silverband waterfalls
Aussie Wildlife Guaranteed: As you enjoy your Grampians tour, your experienced guide will point out our unique wildlife, including kangaroos, emus and a vast array of bird life - be sure to keep your eyes open!
Return to Melbourne: Stopping along the way for dinner (at own expense)
*Itinerary is subject to change
Swimming at Lake Fyans in western Victoria
Swimming at Lake Fyans near the foot of the southern Grampians in western Victoria on a warm summer's day. Includes water temperature readings and two rubber tube rides, and covers both the holiday park beach and (briefly) Kelleys Beach.
Exploring the Grampians in Victoria, Australia
Video includes the MacKenzie Falls, the Boroka and Reed scenic lookouts, the walk to the Pinnacle (which includes the Grand Canyon rock formation and Silent Street), lake Bellfield and Wartook Reservoir.
Music: Fallen Embers by Enya
Swimming at Expedition Pass Reservoir near Castlemaine in Victoria, Australia
Re-tracing the steps of surveyor-general Major Thomas Mitchell with a swim at Expedition Pass Reservoir at Golden Point near Castlemaine, in the Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park
Grampians drone video 2017
Grampians, Boroka lookout, Halls gap, Lake wartook, Lake bellfield, Halls gap township, Kangaroos.
Lake Wartook at the Grampians National Park
Located within half an hours driving distance from Halls gap, Lake Wartook is one fascinating venue boasting a serene setting perfect for all weekend and day trippers. It is also one of the largest and renowned lakes in the entire region of the Grampians.