Hollow Mt
0
(0)
Hollow Mountain Walk is a 2.2 km return walk in the northern Grampians, starting from the Hollow Mountain Carpark near Mount Stapylton. Allow around 1 to 1.5 hours to complete the walk, which includes steady climbing, rock scrambling, and narrow ledges. The summit features a large hollowed rock formation and views across the Wimmera Plains, with uneven and exposed sections requiring care.

The Hollow Mountain Walk is a short but adventurous trail in the northern Grampians. Located near Mount Stapylton, this walk is a favourite for hikers who enjoy hands-on terrain and geological wonders.

The 2.2 km return trail starts at the Hollow Mountain Carpark and involves steady climbing, rock scrambling, and navigating narrow rock ledges. At the summit, you’ll explore the cave-like “hollow” and take in sweeping views of the Wimmera Plains.

Best suited for moderately fit and confident walkers, Hollow Mountain offers a compact but thrilling hike through one of the Grampians’ most fascinating landscapes.

RELATED LINKS

Google map of Hollow Mountain | Click Here

Hollow Mountain (Wudjub-guyan) Walk by Visit Grampians | Click here to go to visitgrampians.com.au

Hollow Mountain information by Grampians Guide | Click here to go to grampiansguide.com.au

Hollow Mountain trail information by AllTrails | Click here to go to alltrails.com

Hollow Mountain reviews by Tripadvisor | Click here to go to tripadvisor.com.au

Have you been here? Rate it!

Average 0 / 5. Votes 0

0 Comments

Submit a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Top Attractions

Explore More of the Grampians: Trails, Lookouts, and Natural Wonders

The Grampians region in Victoria is a must-visit destination, known for its rugged mountain ranges, stunning waterfalls, scenic lookouts, and unique cultural heritage. Whether you’re here for a weekend getaway or a longer adventure, there are endless things to do in the Grampians, from bushwalking and rock climbing to exploring Aboriginal rock art sites and enjoying local food and wine.

Top destinations in the Grampians include MacKenzie Falls, Boroka Lookout, The Balconies, Reed Lookout, and the Pinnacle. Visitors also love exploring Silverband Falls, Mount William, and the charming town of Halls Gap. With so many attractions and natural wonders, the Grampians is one of Victoria’s most popular regions for travellers seeking adventure, relaxation, and unforgettable views.

The Pinnacle from Sundial
The Pinnacle from Halls Gap
Grand Canyon loop
Walk through nature