Grand Canyon Loop
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One of the most visually impressive short hikes in the Grampians.

The Grand Canyon Loop Walk is one of the most visually impressive short hikes in the Grampians, offering tall sandstone cliffs, sculpted gullies, and narrow rock corridors in the ancient landscape of the Wonderland Range.

Starting from the Wonderland Carpark near Halls Gap, this 1 km loop features rocky steps, ladders, and natural stone formations. It’s a moderately challenging but short trail, making it suitable for adventurous walkers.

The Grand Canyon can be walked as a standalone loop or enjoyed as a feature on the way to The Pinnacle.

RELATED LINKS

Google map of Grand Canyon Loop | Click Here

Grand Canyon guide by Grampians Guide | Click here to go to grampiansguide.com.au

Grand Canyon Loop Walk information by Parks Victoria | Click here to go to parks.vic.gov.au

The Pinnacle via Grand Canyon trail by AllTrails | Click here to go to alltrails.com

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