Big Hill Lookout
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Big Hill Lookout is located just outside Ararat and offers wide views across the surrounding countryside and distant ranges. Easily reached by car within minutes of town, the lookout is a simple stop for photos or a short break, with views toward Mount Langi Ghiran, the Pyrenees Ranges, and parts of the eastern Grampians on clear days.

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.

RELATED LINKS

Google Maps of MacKenzie Falls Lookout | Click here

Big Hill Lookout by Visit Grampians | Click here to go to visitgrampians.com

Big Hill Hike by AllTrails | Click here to go to alltrails.com

Big Hill Lookout by Gold Fields Guide | Click here to go to goldfieldsguide.com.au

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