Halls Gap the Heart of the Grampians National Park is a bush walkers delight with much much more to offer the adventurous person looking for the mountains splendid secrets, the Grampians offer rock climbing, abseiling for beginners as well as the experienced, walks vary from easy short to a challenge for the enthusiastic bush walker.

The near by area has many fine lakes stocked with fish to test the skills of all keen anglers.

Other activities include swimming, golf, horse riding, bike riding, canoeing, arts, crafts, wineries, tours, Jazz and Gourmet Festivals.

The National Park blooms with banks of colour from prolific wild flowers in the spring time, with many beautiful rare and endemic native orchids and other species found nowhere else in the world.

Also found are unusual shaped fungi, mosses, tree ferns and the most fantastic natural wind and water sculptured rock shapes, a virtual photographers Paradise.

Kangaroos are abundant roaming free and can often be seen in and around the main street.

Wild red deer and echidnas also make their home here, whilst the rare Gang Gang cockatoo, Corellas, Sulphur Crested Cockatoos, Rosellas, Kookaburras, Currawong and Blue Wrens are just some of the beautiful birds that abound in this region.