Hotels in Grampians, Australia

The Grampians is a mountain range in Victoria, Australia, about three hours west of Melbourne, famous for its rugged sandstone peaks and ancient Aboriginal rock art sites. The climate has four distinct seasons: cool winters (around 50°F/10°C) bring roaring waterfalls like Mackenzie Falls, while spring (September to November) offers mild weather perfect for hiking trails and spotting thousands of wildflowers. Summer can hit 86°F (30°C), so early morning walks or rock climbing at Mount Stapylton are better then, but spring or autumn give the most comfortable conditions for exploring.