Perched high above Halls Gap in the central Grampians, Boroka Lookout offers one of the most spectacular panoramic views in the region. Easily accessible by car via a sealed road, this popular lookout showcases breathtaking vistas over the Fyans Valley, Lake Bellfield, and the Mount William Range.

With two spacious viewing platforms, Boroka Lookout is ideal for all visitors, including those with limited mobility. The short, paved path from the car park makes it a quick and easy stop with an incredible payoff—especially during sunrise or sunset.

Whether you're an early riser chasing golden morning light or a road tripper looking for a picture-perfect stop on your scenic drive, Boroka Lookout is a must-visit destination in the Grampians. Learn more at Parks Victoria.

Reed Lookout is one of the Grampians’ most accessible and rewarding viewpoints, offering sweeping panoramas over the Victoria Valley, Victoria Range, and Serra Range. Located just a short drive from Halls Gap along Mt Victory Road, the lookout is easily reached via a sealed road and a short walk from the car park.

It’s a perfect stop for a quick scenic break or a peaceful sunset experience. The dramatic views stretch across layers of mountain ranges and forested valleys, providing an incredible photo opportunity and a sense of the park’s vast beauty.

Reed Lookout is also the starting point for the walk to The Balconies, another iconic viewpoint nearby. Together, they’re a must-see pair for any visitor enjoying the Grampians’ scenic drives. Learn more at Parks Victoria.

Tucked away along the Wonderland Range near Halls Gap, Lakeview Lookout offers a peaceful alternative to the more popular viewpoints in the Grampians. As the name suggests, it provides beautiful views over Lake Bellfield, framed by rolling hills and rugged rock formations.

The lookout is accessed via a moderate 2.6 km return walk starting from the Sundial Carpark. The track meanders gently uphill, showcasing wildflowers in spring and native birdlife throughout the year—ideal for nature lovers and casual hikers.

Lakeview Lookout is particularly stunning at sunset, when the lake below glows with warm golden tones. It’s a fantastic scenic stop for those exploring the Wonderland area or seeking a quieter walking route. More info at Parks Victoria.

MacKenzie Falls Lookout provides a front-row seat to one of Victoria’s most dramatic waterfalls. Located in the northern Grampians, the falls plunge over steep cliffs into a deep gorge and flow year-round, making it one of the park’s most reliable and impressive sights.

The main lookout is reached via a short, sealed path from the MacKenzie Falls Carpark, making it accessible for visitors of all abilities. From here, you’ll enjoy a sweeping view of the waterfall and surrounding rocky escarpment.

For those who want to experience the falls up close, the MacKenzie Falls Base Walk leads down a steep stairway to the base of the falls, where you can feel the mist and hear the thunder of the cascading water.

Just outside the township of Ararat on the eastern edge of the Grampians region, Big Hill Lookout provides expansive views of the surrounding countryside and distant ranges. It’s a perfect introductory stop for those approaching the park from Melbourne or Ballarat.

The lookout is easily reached by car, only minutes from Ararat’s town centre. From the summit, you can see Mount Langi Ghiran, the Pyrenees Ranges, and on clear days, parts of the eastern Grampians peaks.

With picnic tables, open space, and scenic views, Big Hill Lookout makes a great place to pause for photos or a rest before continuing on a scenic drive through the Grampians region. More information can be found at Ararat Rural City.