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Auswalk Walking Holiday rated "excellent" by232 travellers
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SELF-GUIDED
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5 DAYS
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Moderate
PRICE FROM
£ 900 per person
SINGLE SUPPLEMENT
£ 325 per person
Self-guided
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OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW
We have arranged 3 of the best walks on the Grampian Peaks Trail, beginning in Halls Gap with a slow climb up and over the mountains via the Pinnacle and Mount Rosea. Trek over rugged escarpments with superb views along the way. The walk finishes with the Mount Sturgeon portion of the Peaks Trail, making your way into Dunkeld and your accommodation at the Royal Mail.
The Grampians is sure to inspire with its sheer immensity. Enjoy the serenity, with little chance of bumping into anyone, especially on the last 2 walks.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- The Wonderland Range with its many unusual rock formations including Venus Baths and Elephant's Hide
- Breathtaking views upon reaching the Pinnacle Lookout
- Hike to the top of the stunning Mount Rosea and Mount Sturgeon
- Beautiful views over the Victorian Ranges and the Western Plains
- Amazing accommodation at the Royal Mail in Dunkeld for 2 nights, with optional gourmet dining experience at Wickers
ITINERARY
DAY one
START IN EITHER DUNKELD OR STAWELL PRIVATE TRANSFER TO HALLS GAP
Start in Dunkeld if you’ve arrived by private vehicle or Stawell if you’ve arrived by public transport. No walking is scheduled for today, however, we have provided walk notes so that you can walk and explore the fabulous walks right near your accommodation if you arrive early enough.
Walking: Easy to moderate / 9km / 3-4 hrs
Meals: Two course a la carte dinner
Accommodation: Motel in Halls Gap in rooms with ensuites
DAY two
HALLS GAP TO THE PINNACLE AND MACKEY'S PEAK
The Grampians sandstone is incredibly hard having resisted erosion for millions if not billions of years. Today’s Grampians Peaks Trail walk traverses the fascinating Grand Canyon circuit through the Wonderland Range, passing many unusual rock formations including the Elephant’s Hide, Venus Baths, Guardian of the Canyon and Echo Cave as you climb to the Pinnacle. Today’s aim is the lofty heights of the Pinnacle Lookout. The return to Halls Gap is via Mackey’s Peak.
Walking: Moderate / 16.9km / 5-6 hrs
Elevation: 572m
Meals: Cooked breakfast and Walkers Lunch
Accommodation: Motel in Halls Gap in rooms with ensuites
DAY three
LINEAR WALK TO MOUNT ROSEA AND BOROUGH HUTS
The area has been an important source of food, water and shelter for Aboriginal people for 20,000 years and contains the majority of surviving Aboriginal rock art sites in South East Australia. The hike to the summit of Mnt Rosea on the Grampians Peaks Trail is one of the real highlights of the overall track. This is the most challenging of all the walks and is another day full of high points including Sundial Peak, Lakeview Lookout and the walk up to Mt Rosea. There are lots of extra options along the way.
Walking: Moderate / 20km / 6–7.5 hrs
Elevation: 817m
Meals: Cooked breakfast and Walkers Lunch
Accommodation: The Royal Mail, Dunkeld in rooms with ensuites
DAY four
THE PICCANINNY AND MOUNT STURGEON
Today we walk the southern end of the Grampians Peaks Trail, more specifically the Mount Sturgeon walk and the Piccaninny. Beautiful views back to Mount Abrupt, over the Victoria Ranges, the Western Plains and the township of Dunkeld. We have left you with a little extra time this afternoon to explore Dunkeld or simply relax in the beautiful Royal Mail grounds. However, there is a nice walk out to the Arboretum that you can add in if you wish.
Walking: Easy to Moderate / 12km / 3–4 hrs / other longer walk available
Elevation: 361m
Meals: Walkers Lunch and three-course a la carte dinner
Accommodation: The Royal Mail, Dunkeld in rooms with ensuites
DAY five
DUNKELD AND END OF WALK
Your holiday finishes after you check out.
Meals: None included. There are local cafes within walking distance.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
- 5 day pack free walking holiday
- Walk 3 of the iconic walks on the Grampians Peaks trail
- 4 nights accommodation with ensuites
- Cooked breakfasts, 2 chef-prepared dinners (plus extra dinner on weekend at Royal Mail ( with surcharge)) and substantial Walkers Lunches each day
- All luggage transport and vehicle transfers
- We shift you along the track from accommodation to accommodation to limit time in a vehicle, creating more time to relax and enjoy the region
- National Park admission
- Enjoy worry-free navigation with Stroll’s comprehensive track notes
ACCOMMODATION & DINING
We have sculpted this walking holiday so that it takes in the very best of the walking in the Grampians. The walking follows a linear path so there’s no backtracking. We stay in Halls Gap at a comfortable motel right in the middle of town. We also stay at the Royal Mail for 2 nights. The hotel has two restaurants, Wickens at Royal Mail, and the casual diner, Parker Street Project, supported by an internationally recognised wine cellar, wine bar, landscaped gardens full of native plants, billabong inspired swimming pool and of course, all the rooms have ensuites.
This walk must start on a Monday or a Wednesday. If you start on a Wednesday you will stay at The Royal Mail on Friday and Saturday night. This will include dinner 1 night at Parker Street Project and dinner at Wickens on the other night. Staying at The Royal Mail on the weekend will have an additional surcharge of $275 per person.
If you start on a Monday, you will stay at The Royal Mail on Wednesday and Thursday night. Dinner at The Parker Street Project is included for 1 night. This is included in the per person price and there is no additional cost.
The dinners in the restaurants are prepared by professional chefs, as are the cooked breakfasts. A continental breakfast is included for the mornings at The Royal Mail.
Each day whilst you’re walking you’ll be provided with a substantial Walkers Lunch and get to eat it at a fabulous location on the track. A Walkers Lunch is varied and may include a high protein type salad, roll or a wrap, muesli bar, cake or muffin and a piece of fruit.
Alcohol or drinks with meals are not included (except tea/coffee and juice with breakfast).
NIGHTS 1 & 2
HALLS GAP
The motel in Halls Gap is perfectly located in the central part of town and the beginning and end of the walk. The rooms all have ensuites and are spacious.
There’s plenty of wildlife right on your doorstep including roos that live and roam on the property.
NIGHTS 1 & 2
HALLS GAP
The motel in Halls Gap is perfectly located in the central part of town and the beginning and end of the walk. The rooms all have ensuites and are spacious.
There’s plenty of wildlife right on your doorstep including roos that live and roam on the property.
NIGHTS 1 & 2
HALLS GAP
The motel in Halls Gap is perfectly located in the central part of town and the beginning and end of the walk. The rooms all have ensuites and are spacious.
There’s plenty of wildlife right on your doorstep including roos that live and roam on the property.
NIGHTS 1 & 2
HALLS GAP
The motel in Halls Gap is perfectly located in the central part of town and the beginning and end of the walk. The rooms all have ensuites and are spacious.
There’s plenty of wildlife right on your doorstep including roos that live and roam on the property.
NIGHTS 1 & 2
HALLS GAP
The motel in Halls Gap is perfectly located in the central part of town and the beginning and end of the walk. The rooms all have ensuites and are spacious.
There’s plenty of wildlife right on your doorstep including roos that live and roam on the property.
NIGHTS 1 & 2
HALLS GAP
The motel in Halls Gap is perfectly located in the central part of town and the beginning and end of the walk. The rooms all have ensuites and are spacious.
There’s plenty of wildlife right on your doorstep including roos that live and roam on the property.
NIGHTS 1 & 2
HALLS GAP
The motel in Halls Gap is perfectly located in the central part of town and the beginning and end of the walk. The rooms all have ensuites and are spacious.
There’s plenty of wildlife right on your doorstep including roos that live and roam on the property.
NIGHTS 3 & 4
DUNKELD
The Royal Mail is the most prestigious accommodation and restaurant in the Grampians. The rooms are superb and overlook the mountains.
The Royal Mail has 2 restaurants one of them is highly rated, namely Wickens at Royal Mail Hotel. This restaurant provides a fine-dining experience. The food is an inspired degustation menu. Much of the produce comes from the hotel’s 1.2-hectare kitchen garden. The restaurant also has the largest wine collection in the southern hemisphere with over 25000 bottles of wine in their cellar.
NIGHTS 3 & 4
DUNKELD
The Royal Mail is the most prestigious accommodation and restaurant in the Grampians. The rooms are superb and overlook the mountains.
The Royal Mail has 2 restaurants one of them is highly rated, namely Wickens at Royal Mail Hotel. This restaurant provides a fine-dining experience. The food is an inspired degustation menu. Much of the produce comes from the hotel’s 1.2-hectare kitchen garden. The restaurant also has the largest wine collection in the southern hemisphere with over 25000 bottles of wine in their cellar.
NIGHTS 3 & 4
DUNKELD
The Royal Mail is the most prestigious accommodation and restaurant in the Grampians. The rooms are superb and overlook the mountains.
The Royal Mail has 2 restaurants one of them is highly rated, namely Wickens at Royal Mail Hotel. This restaurant provides a fine-dining experience. The food is an inspired degustation menu. Much of the produce comes from the hotel’s 1.2-hectare kitchen garden. The restaurant also has the largest wine collection in the southern hemisphere with over 25000 bottles of wine in their cellar.
NIGHTS 3 & 4
DUNKELD
The Royal Mail is the most prestigious accommodation and restaurant in the Grampians. The rooms are superb and overlook the mountains.
The Royal Mail has 2 restaurants one of them is highly rated, namely Wickens at Royal Mail Hotel. This restaurant provides a fine-dining experience. The food is an inspired degustation menu. Much of the produce comes from the hotel’s 1.2-hectare kitchen garden. The restaurant also has the largest wine collection in the southern hemisphere with over 25000 bottles of wine in their cellar.
GENERAL INFO
You’ll be walking an average of 17 km a day. Those that enjoy the solitude of nature will appreciate some days where you are more likely to encounter echidnas and kangaroos rather than other people.
There are three walking days on this five-day itinerary starting in Halls Gap and finishing in Dunkeld. There is an option to walk from Halls Gap on the first day if you arrive early enough. We include accommodation from day one to day four, most meals, transfers and comprehensive trip notes and walking maps. We transfer your luggage to the next accommodation so you can focus on enjoying the walking with just your daypack and what you need for the day.
For what to bring please refer to Gear Advice in our FAQ section.
HOW TO GET TO AND FROM THE WALK
Day one of this holiday sees you spend the night in Halls Gap. Regular V-Line train and coach services to Stawell are available from Melbourne. We organise for you to be transferred from Stawell to your first accommodation. There is also the option of self driving on this walking holiday if you are arriving by private vehicle.
The Grampians Peaks Trail Highlights walk finishes on day five in Dunkeld at the end of the Grampians Peaks Trail. For walkers who caught public transport, there are V Line coach services back to Melbourne via Ballarat. Please use the PTV travel planner to work this through to find out the best way to get back that suits you. For more help please contact the Stroll office.
WEATHER
September to November is usually warm. The summer months of December to March are likely to be warm, and sometimes quite hot. During summer, it is common to have daily temperatures in the 30s, with the nights remaining quite warm. April and May are cooler and the winter months of June through August can vary from cool to mild temperatures with the occasional cold, wet spell. The wildflowers are usually at their best between August and November – although there are always some flowers around. Not available during July.
See the Bureau of Meteorology’s information about average temperatures and rainfall at different times of the year.
INSURANCE
We require that you have adequate travel insurance against potential losses, damage or injury, including cancellation costs and loss of luggage.
For all trips that require international travel, you must have purchased travel insurance that also includes medical evacuation coverage.
We also charge a cancellation fee if you cancel your walking holiday after we have confirmed it to cover costs incurred from our suppliers and in the office. See the FAQ section for more information.
INFORMATION PACK
For nearly 30 years we have taken pride in providing seamlessly organised walking holidays, but we know, even with that in mind, that you’ll have many more questions. You will receive a very detailed information pack and itinerary approximately 6 weeks out from departure outlining all the fine detail and much more.
CONTACT
If you have any questions, feel free to ask one of our destination consultants. You can get in touch with us via our contact form or email us at info@stroll.com
MAP
DEPARTURE DATES
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DATESAVAILABILITYPRICESingle OccupancyDetails
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1 Jan 2024 - 30 Nov 2024AVAILABLE
from £ 1065
SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 325This walk must start on a Monday or a Wednesday. If you start on a Wednesday there is a weekend Surcharge at The Royal Mail of £150 per person.
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1 Jan 2024 - 30 Nov 2024AVAILABLE
from £ 900
SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 325WITH OWN VEHICLE: This walk must start on a Monday or a Wednesday. If you start on a Wednesday there is a weekend Surcharge at The Royal Mail of £150 per person.
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1 Jan 2025 - 31 Dec 2025AVAILABLE
from £ 1110
SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 380This walk must start on a Monday or a Wednesday. If you start on a Wednesday there is a weekend Surcharge at The Royal Mail of £170 per person.
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1 Jan 2025 - 31 Dec 2025AVAILABLE
from £ 935
SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 380WITH OWN VEHICLE: This walk must start on a Monday or a Wednesday. If you start on a Wednesday there is a weekend Surcharge at The Royal Mail of £170 per person.
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1 Jan 2026 - 31 Dec 2026AVAILABLE
from £ 1155
SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 395This walk must start on a Monday or a Wednesday. If you start on a Wednesday there is a weekend Surcharge at The Royal Mail of £170 per person.
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1 Jan 2026 - 31 Dec 2026AVAILABLE
from £ 975
SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 395WITH OWN VEHICLE: This walk must start on a Monday or a Wednesday. If you start on a Wednesday there is a weekend Surcharge at The Royal Mail of £170 per person.
REVIEWS
Customer Reviews
sections
Overview
We have arranged 3 of the best walks on the Grampian Peaks Trail, beginning in Halls Gap with a slow climb up and over the mountains via the Pinnacle and Mount Rosea. Trek over rugged escarpments with superb views along the way. The walk finishes with the Mount Sturgeon portion of the Peaks Trail, making your way into Dunkeld and your accommodation at the Royal Mail.
The Grampians is sure to inspire with its sheer immensity. Enjoy the serenity, with little chance of bumping into anyone, especially on the last 2 walks.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- The Wonderland Range with its many unusual rock formations including Venus Baths and Elephant's Hide
- Breathtaking views upon reaching the Pinnacle Lookout
- Hike to the top of the stunning Mount Rosea and Mount Sturgeon
- Beautiful views over the Victorian Ranges and the Western Plains
- Amazing accommodation at the Royal Mail in Dunkeld for 2 nights, with optional gourmet dining experience at Wickers
Itinerary
DAY one
START IN EITHER DUNKELD OR STAWELL PRIVATE TRANSFER TO HALLS GAP
Start in Dunkeld if you’ve arrived by private vehicle or Stawell if you’ve arrived by public transport. No walking is scheduled for today, however, we have provided walk notes so that you can walk and explore the fabulous walks right near your accommodation if you arrive early enough.
Walking: Easy to moderate / 9km / 3-4 hrs
Meals: Two course a la carte dinner
Accommodation: Motel in Halls Gap in rooms with ensuites
DAY two
HALLS GAP TO THE PINNACLE AND MACKEY'S PEAK
The Grampians sandstone is incredibly hard having resisted erosion for millions if not billions of years. Today’s Grampians Peaks Trail walk traverses the fascinating Grand Canyon circuit through the Wonderland Range, passing many unusual rock formations including the Elephant’s Hide, Venus Baths, Guardian of the Canyon and Echo Cave as you climb to the Pinnacle. Today’s aim is the lofty heights of the Pinnacle Lookout. The return to Halls Gap is via Mackey’s Peak.
Walking: Moderate / 16.9km / 5-6 hrs
Elevation: 572m
Meals: Cooked breakfast and Walkers Lunch
Accommodation: Motel in Halls Gap in rooms with ensuites
DAY three
LINEAR WALK TO MOUNT ROSEA AND BOROUGH HUTS
The area has been an important source of food, water and shelter for Aboriginal people for 20,000 years and contains the majority of surviving Aboriginal rock art sites in South East Australia. The hike to the summit of Mnt Rosea on the Grampians Peaks Trail is one of the real highlights of the overall track. This is the most challenging of all the walks and is another day full of high points including Sundial Peak, Lakeview Lookout and the walk up to Mt Rosea. There are lots of extra options along the way.
Walking: Moderate / 20km / 6–7.5 hrs
Elevation: 817m
Meals: Cooked breakfast and Walkers Lunch
Accommodation: The Royal Mail, Dunkeld in rooms with ensuites
DAY four
THE PICCANINNY AND MOUNT STURGEON
Today we walk the southern end of the Grampians Peaks Trail, more specifically the Mount Sturgeon walk and the Piccaninny. Beautiful views back to Mount Abrupt, over the Victoria Ranges, the Western Plains and the township of Dunkeld. We have left you with a little extra time this afternoon to explore Dunkeld or simply relax in the beautiful Royal Mail grounds. However, there is a nice walk out to the Arboretum that you can add in if you wish.
Walking: Easy to Moderate / 12km / 3–4 hrs / other longer walk available
Elevation: 361m
Meals: Walkers Lunch and three-course a la carte dinner
Accommodation: The Royal Mail, Dunkeld in rooms with ensuites
DAY five
DUNKELD AND END OF WALK
Your holiday finishes after you check out.
Meals: None included. There are local cafes within walking distance.
What’s Included
- 5 day pack free walking holiday
- Walk 3 of the iconic walks on the Grampians Peaks trail
- 4 nights accommodation with ensuites
- Cooked breakfasts, 2 chef-prepared dinners (plus extra dinner on weekend at Royal Mail ( with surcharge)) and substantial Walkers Lunches each day
- All luggage transport and vehicle transfers
- We shift you along the track from accommodation to accommodation to limit time in a vehicle, creating more time to relax and enjoy the region
- National Park admission
- Enjoy worry-free navigation with Stroll’s comprehensive track notes
Accommodation & Dining
We have sculpted this walking holiday so that it takes in the very best of the walking in the Grampians. The walking follows a linear path so there’s no backtracking. We stay in Halls Gap at a comfortable motel right in the middle of town. We also stay at the Royal Mail for 2 nights. The hotel has two restaurants, Wickens at Royal Mail, and the casual diner, Parker Street Project, supported by an internationally recognised wine cellar, wine bar, landscaped gardens full of native plants, billabong inspired swimming pool and of course, all the rooms have ensuites.
This walk must start on a Monday or a Wednesday. If you start on a Wednesday you will stay at The Royal Mail on Friday and Saturday night. This will include dinner 1 night at Parker Street Project and dinner at Wickens on the other night. Staying at The Royal Mail on the weekend will have an additional surcharge of $275 per person.
If you start on a Monday, you will stay at The Royal Mail on Wednesday and Thursday night. Dinner at The Parker Street Project is included for 1 night. This is included in the per person price and there is no additional cost.
The dinners in the restaurants are prepared by professional chefs, as are the cooked breakfasts. A continental breakfast is included for the mornings at The Royal Mail.
Each day whilst you’re walking you’ll be provided with a substantial Walkers Lunch and get to eat it at a fabulous location on the track. A Walkers Lunch is varied and may include a high protein type salad, roll or a wrap, muesli bar, cake or muffin and a piece of fruit.
Alcohol or drinks with meals are not included (except tea/coffee and juice with breakfast).
NIGHTS 1 & 2
HALLS GAP
The motel in Halls Gap is perfectly located in the central part of town and the beginning and end of the walk. The rooms all have ensuites and are spacious.
There’s plenty of wildlife right on your doorstep including roos that live and roam on the property.
NIGHTS 1 & 2
HALLS GAP
The motel in Halls Gap is perfectly located in the central part of town and the beginning and end of the walk. The rooms all have ensuites and are spacious.
There’s plenty of wildlife right on your doorstep including roos that live and roam on the property.
NIGHTS 1 & 2
HALLS GAP
The motel in Halls Gap is perfectly located in the central part of town and the beginning and end of the walk. The rooms all have ensuites and are spacious.
There’s plenty of wildlife right on your doorstep including roos that live and roam on the property.
NIGHTS 1 & 2
HALLS GAP
The motel in Halls Gap is perfectly located in the central part of town and the beginning and end of the walk. The rooms all have ensuites and are spacious.
There’s plenty of wildlife right on your doorstep including roos that live and roam on the property.
NIGHTS 1 & 2
HALLS GAP
The motel in Halls Gap is perfectly located in the central part of town and the beginning and end of the walk. The rooms all have ensuites and are spacious.
There’s plenty of wildlife right on your doorstep including roos that live and roam on the property.
NIGHTS 1 & 2
HALLS GAP
The motel in Halls Gap is perfectly located in the central part of town and the beginning and end of the walk. The rooms all have ensuites and are spacious.
There’s plenty of wildlife right on your doorstep including roos that live and roam on the property.
NIGHTS 1 & 2
HALLS GAP
The motel in Halls Gap is perfectly located in the central part of town and the beginning and end of the walk. The rooms all have ensuites and are spacious.
There’s plenty of wildlife right on your doorstep including roos that live and roam on the property.
NIGHTS 3 & 4
DUNKELD
The Royal Mail is the most prestigious accommodation and restaurant in the Grampians. The rooms are superb and overlook the mountains.
The Royal Mail has 2 restaurants one of them is highly rated, namely Wickens at Royal Mail Hotel. This restaurant provides a fine-dining experience. The food is an inspired degustation menu. Much of the produce comes from the hotel’s 1.2-hectare kitchen garden. The restaurant also has the largest wine collection in the southern hemisphere with over 25000 bottles of wine in their cellar.
NIGHTS 3 & 4
DUNKELD
The Royal Mail is the most prestigious accommodation and restaurant in the Grampians. The rooms are superb and overlook the mountains.
The Royal Mail has 2 restaurants one of them is highly rated, namely Wickens at Royal Mail Hotel. This restaurant provides a fine-dining experience. The food is an inspired degustation menu. Much of the produce comes from the hotel’s 1.2-hectare kitchen garden. The restaurant also has the largest wine collection in the southern hemisphere with over 25000 bottles of wine in their cellar.
NIGHTS 3 & 4
DUNKELD
The Royal Mail is the most prestigious accommodation and restaurant in the Grampians. The rooms are superb and overlook the mountains.
The Royal Mail has 2 restaurants one of them is highly rated, namely Wickens at Royal Mail Hotel. This restaurant provides a fine-dining experience. The food is an inspired degustation menu. Much of the produce comes from the hotel’s 1.2-hectare kitchen garden. The restaurant also has the largest wine collection in the southern hemisphere with over 25000 bottles of wine in their cellar.
NIGHTS 3 & 4
DUNKELD
The Royal Mail is the most prestigious accommodation and restaurant in the Grampians. The rooms are superb and overlook the mountains.
The Royal Mail has 2 restaurants one of them is highly rated, namely Wickens at Royal Mail Hotel. This restaurant provides a fine-dining experience. The food is an inspired degustation menu. Much of the produce comes from the hotel’s 1.2-hectare kitchen garden. The restaurant also has the largest wine collection in the southern hemisphere with over 25000 bottles of wine in their cellar.
General Info
You’ll be walking an average of 17 km a day. Those that enjoy the solitude of nature will appreciate some days where you are more likely to encounter echidnas and kangaroos rather than other people.
There are three walking days on this five-day itinerary starting in Halls Gap and finishing in Dunkeld. There is an option to walk from Halls Gap on the first day if you arrive early enough. We include accommodation from day one to day four, most meals, transfers and comprehensive trip notes and walking maps. We transfer your luggage to the next accommodation so you can focus on enjoying the walking with just your daypack and what you need for the day.
For what to bring please refer to Gear Advice in our FAQ section.
HOW TO GET TO AND FROM THE WALK
Day one of this holiday sees you spend the night in Halls Gap. Regular V-Line train and coach services to Stawell are available from Melbourne. We organise for you to be transferred from Stawell to your first accommodation. There is also the option of self driving on this walking holiday if you are arriving by private vehicle.
The Grampians Peaks Trail Highlights walk finishes on day five in Dunkeld at the end of the Grampians Peaks Trail. For walkers who caught public transport, there are V Line coach services back to Melbourne via Ballarat. Please use the PTV travel planner to work this through to find out the best way to get back that suits you. For more help please contact the Stroll office.
WEATHER
September to November is usually warm. The summer months of December to March are likely to be warm, and sometimes quite hot. During summer, it is common to have daily temperatures in the 30s, with the nights remaining quite warm. April and May are cooler and the winter months of June through August can vary from cool to mild temperatures with the occasional cold, wet spell. The wildflowers are usually at their best between August and November – although there are always some flowers around. Not available during July.
See the Bureau of Meteorology’s information about average temperatures and rainfall at different times of the year.
INSURANCE
We require that you have adequate travel insurance against potential losses, damage or injury, including cancellation costs and loss of luggage.
For all trips that require international travel, you must have purchased travel insurance that also includes medical evacuation coverage.
We also charge a cancellation fee if you cancel your walking holiday after we have confirmed it to cover costs incurred from our suppliers and in the office. See the FAQ section for more information.
INFORMATION PACK
For nearly 30 years we have taken pride in providing seamlessly organised walking holidays, but we know, even with that in mind, that you’ll have many more questions. You will receive a very detailed information pack and itinerary approximately 6 weeks out from departure outlining all the fine detail and much more.
CONTACT
If you have any questions, feel free to ask one of our destination consultants. You can get in touch with us via our contact form or email us at info@stroll.com
Departure Dates
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DATESAVAILABILITYPRICESingle OccupancyDETAILS
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Date1 Jan 2024 - 30 Nov 2024AVAILIBILITYAVAILABLEPRICEfrom £ 1065SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 325DETAILS
This walk must start on a Monday or a Wednesday. If you start on a Wednesday there is a weekend Surcharge at The Royal Mail of £150 per person.
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Date1 Jan 2024 - 30 Nov 2024AVAILIBILITYAVAILABLEPRICEfrom £ 900SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 325DETAILS
WITH OWN VEHICLE: This walk must start on a Monday or a Wednesday. If you start on a Wednesday there is a weekend Surcharge at The Royal Mail of £150 per person.
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Date1 Jan 2025 - 31 Dec 2025AVAILIBILITYAVAILABLEPRICEfrom £ 1110SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 380DETAILS
This walk must start on a Monday or a Wednesday. If you start on a Wednesday there is a weekend Surcharge at The Royal Mail of £170 per person.
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Date1 Jan 2025 - 31 Dec 2025AVAILIBILITYAVAILABLEPRICEfrom £ 935SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 380DETAILS
WITH OWN VEHICLE: This walk must start on a Monday or a Wednesday. If you start on a Wednesday there is a weekend Surcharge at The Royal Mail of £170 per person.
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Date1 Jan 2026 - 31 Dec 2026AVAILIBILITYAVAILABLEPRICEfrom £ 1155SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 395DETAILS
This walk must start on a Monday or a Wednesday. If you start on a Wednesday there is a weekend Surcharge at The Royal Mail of £170 per person.
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Date1 Jan 2026 - 31 Dec 2026AVAILIBILITYAVAILABLEPRICEfrom £ 975SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 395DETAILS
WITH OWN VEHICLE: This walk must start on a Monday or a Wednesday. If you start on a Wednesday there is a weekend Surcharge at The Royal Mail of £170 per person.
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