Grampians National Park is a beautiful mountain area in Western Victoria, Australia. It has diverse natural features - myrtle forests, fern-covered ravines, eucalyptus trees, sub-alpine forests, rainforests, desert lands, wildflower meadows and swamps.

A variety of animals and birds are found. Mackenzie Falls is particularly beautiful after a heavy rain. There are also many trails in the park that lead to open areas where the beautiful valleys and lakes can be observed. Rafting, rock climbing, abseiling, cycling, canoeing and bird watching can all be enjoyed in the mountains. The best time to visit is from spring to autumn and the nearest town is Stowell, 20 km away.

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