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Stawell is the closest large town to the Grampians National Park and the park’s tourist village of Halls Gap, making it an ideal base to explore the natural attractions in the area

The Grampians

Magnificent look outs with short walks or half to full day hikes and spectacular waterfalls. 25km Drive, ~30mins

Pickers Market

with over 30 dealer spaces full of home-wares, garagenalia, collectibles, historic items and kitchenalia – open 7 days a week, you never know what you’ll find.

Big Hill Lookout

magnificent views over Stawell and the Grampians, on the way to……

Bunjil Shelter / Ancient artworks

Travel to nearby Black Range and take the walk to Bunjil’s Shelter – a huge rock overhang with ancient rock art depicting Bunjil, an Aboriginal spirit figure.

Town Hall Clock

comes alive with animation at 9am 12 noon and 3pm.

Stawell Railway Station Gallery

and the many other galleries Stawell & surrounds.

Stawell Gift Hall of Fame and Central Park

Everything there is to know about the world’s richest footrace

Halls Gap Zoo

Victoria’s largest regional with over 150 species of animals including giraffes, meerkats, red pandas, monkeys and their newest attraction the cheetahs.

Stawell Gift Hall of Fame and Central Park

Everything there is to know about the world’s richest footrace

Stawell Gift

March / April: A professional athletics meeting with a large number of events over three days, combined with a carnival featuring a fashion parade Race to the finish

Be a part of the excitement as the country’s best runners descend on Stawell for the Stawell Gift foot race, a part of the historic Easter festival since way back in 1878. Check out the Stawell Gift Hall of Fame to learn more about this iconic 120-metre dash.