We’re happy to share the first in our Brilliant Base Camps series. The Grampians is one of Victoria’s favourite national parks, famous for wonderful walks, amazing views, Aboriginal cultural heritage and stunning wildflowers. The region offers a wide range of accommodation and other recreational activities such as photography, canoeing and kayaking. Given its popularity, you’re more likely to have the tracks to yourself if you choose to walk mid-week. Here are our notes and suggestions for planning Grampians base camps.
Now…over to you!
What’s your favourite Victorian base camp location? To share it with other readers, email a prepared article (in Word format, with accompanying photos in JPG or PNG format) to admin@bushwalkingvictoria.org.au with ‘Brilliant Base Camp’ in the subject line. Authors and clubs will be acknowledged. You might like to include these details: why the location is special; best seasons to visit; suggested walks (including family-friendly walks); facilities; camping and accommodation choices; options for other outdoor recreation; a list of maps and resources.
Large or small, well-known or practically unknown, we look forward to receiving YOUR base camp ideas.
Image: Warrnambool Bushwalkers. Best view spot in Tower Hill