Get Climbing
…with Hangin’ Out professional Grampians guided rock climbing tours, courses and adventures. The Grampians (in Victoria, Australia) is renowned for some of the best sandstone rock climbing by climbers from around the globe. We create a safe environment for you to experience this for yourself.
On each session, we provide you with certified guides, top quality equipment, and the combined benefits of our knowledge and guiding experience. We have a deep passion for climbing in all its forms, from easy top-rope climbs, to tagging a summit after a great day in the mountains. We work hard to make sure you have an outstanding experience, and we hope you will join us to experience this exhilarating sport.
Get Climbing
…with Hangin’ Out professional Grampians guided rock climbing tours, courses and adventures. The Grampians (in Victoria, Australia) is renowned for some of the best sandstone rock climbing by climbers from around the globe. We create a safe environment for you to experience this for yourself.
On each session, we provide you with certified guides, top quality equipment, and the combined benefits of our knowledge and guiding experience. We have a deep passion for climbing in all its forms, from easy top-rope climbs, to tagging a summit after a great day in the mountains. We work hard to make sure you have an outstanding experience, and we hope you will join us to experience this exhilarating sport.
Climb/Abseil Sessions & pricing
Choose from our introductory Get Climbing (4 hr) session, our Rock On (6 hr) session or a Rock Intro Full Day session. We also offer Private Guided and Multi-pitch sessions. Or choose to enjoy the full day Adventure Walk. All sessions are great for individuals, families and friends.
School Groups
Find out why Hangin’ Out is the perfect opportunity to get your school group climbing. With facilitated sessions to encourage communication skills, personal growth and learning though challenge, Hangin’ Out has an outstanding reputation for safe, quality sessions that are rewarding to students and staff.
Social or Corporate Groups
Our climb/abseil sessions are an excellent activity to provide your group with an enjoyable and memorable outing and enhance bonding, communication and personal growth. Find out how your group can benefit on one of our highly regarded sessions.
Climb/Abseil Sessions & pricing
Choose from our introductory Get Climbing (4 hr) session, our Rock On (6 hr) session or a Rock Intro Full Day session. We also offer Private Guided and Multi-pitch sessions. Or choose to enjoy the full day Adventure Walk. All sessions are great for individuals, families and friends.
School Groups
Find out why Hangin’ Out is the perfect opportunity to get your school group climbing. With facilitated sessions to encourage communication skills, personal growth and learning though challenge, Hangin’ Out has an outstanding reputation for safe, quality sessions that are rewarding to students and staff.
Social or Corporate Groups
Our climb/abseil sessions are an excellent activity to provide your group with an enjoyable and memorable outing and enhance bonding, communication and personal growth. Find out how your group can benefit on one of our highly regarded sessions.
“This was our third time climbing and abseiling with Earl and his team and every time gets better and better! Would highly recommend these guys. They really know their stuff and are great with all age groups and all levels of ability. We especially appreciate the way Earl has encouraged and helped both our young girls to participate in and enjoy both climbing and abseiling. Thanks again Earl and team!”
– Allan Baldwin
“Highly recommend a day out of abseiling and rock climbing with Earl. We had an amazing time and found it so exhilarating and challenging. I can’t praise Earl enough on his patience, knowledge and down to earth manner. We always felt safe and he did an awesome job at settling our nerves and spurring us on through our hesitations. Can’t wait to do it again.”
-Sokleng Eang
“Our “GaP n Back” crew took the leap of faith with Earl! What an experience!! Earl’s expertise and words of encouragement with kids & adults alike gave everyone the chance to step out of their comfort zone and experience the thrill of abseiling off a 22m cliff face. Rock climbing catered for the diversity of our group of ages 5 and above! Highly recommend for family group of all ages.”
– Kerry Goodridge
“This was our third time climbing and abseiling with Earl and his team and every time gets better and better! Would highly recommend these guys. They really know their stuff and are great with all age groups and all levels of ability. We especially appreciate the way Earl has encouraged and helped both our young girls to participate in and enjoy both climbing and abseiling. Thanks again Earl and team!”
– Allan Baldwin
“Highly recommend a day out of abseiling and rock climbing with Earl. We had an amazing time and found it so exhilarating and challenging. I can’t praise Earl enough on his patience, knowledge and down to earth manner. We always felt safe and he did an awesome job at settling our nerves and spurring us on through our hesitations. Can’t wait to do it again.”
-Sokleng Eang
“Our “GaP n Back” crew took the leap of faith with Earl! What an experience!! Earl’s expertise and words of encouragement with kids & adults alike gave everyone the chance to step out of their comfort zone and experience the thrill of abseiling off a 22m cliff face. Rock climbing catered for the diversity of our group of ages 5 and above! Highly recommend for family group of all ages.”
– Kerry Goodridge
Why Hangin’ Out?
Since 2002
Hangin’ Out has been operating rock climbing/abseil sessions to thousands of happy customers. We are passionate about sharing our love of climbing in the Grampians and aim to deliver a safe and enjoyable experience that focuses on personal development and achievement. All groups have a maximum 1:9 instructor/student ratio and all safety equipment is supplied, as well as climbing shoes.
Accreditation and Insurance
Hangin’ Out is fully accredited by National Parks (PV#1599) and ACIA (Australian Climbing Instructors Association), and endorsed by Tourism Victoria and Tourism Australia. As per Parks Victoria standards, Hangin’ Out is fully insured with the appropriate public liability insurance.
Flexibility
Our sessions and programs are flexible and we can customise the course to suit desired needs and outcomes. Programs can be run any day of the week, morning or afternoon.
Our Guides
All guides have either an Australian Climbing Instructors Association (ACIA) or Professional Association of Climbing Instructors (PACI) qualification, or both, have First Aid level two, and are experienced guiding in the Grampians National Park. Apart from being professional, our guides are fun and friendly, helping to maintain high energy within the group and giving a very enjoyable and memorable day.
Why Hangin’ Out?
Since 2002
Hangin’ Out has been operating rock climbing/abseil sessions to thousands of happy customers. We are passionate about sharing our love of climbing in the Grampians and aim to deliver a safe and enjoyable experience that focuses on personal development and achievement. All groups have a maximum 1:9 instructor/student ratio and all safety equipment is supplied, as well as climbing shoes.
Accreditation and Insurance
Hangin’ Out is fully accredited by National Parks (PV#1599) and ACIA (Australian Climbing Instructors Association), and endorsed by Tourism Victoria and Tourism Australia. As per Parks Victoria standards, Hangin’ Out is fully insured with the appropriate public liability insurance.
Flexibility
Our sessions and programs are flexible and we can customise the course to suit desired needs and outcomes. Programs can be run any day of the week, morning or afternoon.
Our Guides
All guides have either an Australian Climbing Instructors Association (ACIA) or Professional Association of Climbing Instructors (PACI) qualification, or both, have First Aid level two, and are experienced guiding in the Grampians National Park. Apart from being professional, our guides are fun and friendly, helping to maintain high energy within the group and giving a very enjoyable and memorable day.
Where Do We Climb?
Lookout Point Wall
Nestled high above the valley of Halls Gap in the Wonderland Range, this is a remarkable climbing destination for all our customers. Lookout Point Wall is a more intimate site with huge views and incredible climbs. This site has a 22 meter abseil face and climbs ranging from 14 to 27 meters.
Summerday Valley
Situated in the northern area of the Park, Summerday Valley has it all. Great views, a 22 meter abseil, climbs ranging from 10 to 25 meters. The amazing rock at Summerday Valley has helped give the Grampians its unsurpassed reputation for climbing. Also well suited to large groups with a wide range of experience and levels.
Other Locations
We also take customers to Mount Arapiles and several other sites in the Grampians including The Watchtower, Bundaleer, Mt Rosea, The Mountain Lion and Mt Staplyton area.
Where Do We Climb?
Lookout Point Wall
Nestled high above the valley of Halls Gap in the Wonderland Range, this is a remarkable climbing destination for all our customers. Lookout Point Wall is a more intimate site with huge views and incredible climbs. This site has a 22 meter abseil face and climbs ranging from 14 to 27 meters.
Summerday Valley
Situated in the northern area of the Park, Summerday Valley has it all. Great views, a 22 meter abseil, climbs ranging from 10 to 25 meters. The amazing rock at Summerday Valley has helped give the Grampians its unsurpassed reputation for climbing. Also well suited to large groups with a wide range of experience and levels.
Other Locations
We also take customers to Mount Arapiles and several other sites in the Grampians including The Watchtower, Bundaleer, Mt Rosea, The Mountain Lion and Mt Staplyton area.
ENQUIRIES Contact Earl
ENQUIRIES Contact Earl
CONTACT
PO Box 75, Halls Gap VIC 3381
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March 11th, 10:00 am
Is it just about climbing?...
My perspective after 20 years as a climbing guide in the Grampians.
I write this in loving memory of my brother Ben Earl 15/08/73- 04/03/19, for my family and friends the Traditional owners of Gariwerd (the Grampians), the climbing community and importantly to all the climbing guides and climbers in the world that may or may not know how important you are.
I do not consider myself as an articulate individual with words, nor a great story teller, though I hope you are able to read this and find something here that resonates for you.
Moving to the Grampians from the hustle of Melbourne in August 1999 to work as an outdoor adventure guide, I cemented a new love and passion for the Grampians and rock climbing. I had no idea of where this would take me, the people I'd meet, the life I'd live and the impact I'd have on people's lives through my work.
This year is my 20th year as a guide here. My work has meant so much to me. Not just to support my life here, mainly to give my life the sustenance it requires. I like helping people in need. Always did.
I had worked with “at risk” youth and young adults many times and was able to easily connect and facilitate knowledge or learnings that would empower them and hopefully assist them in their life ahead.
But nothing had prepared me for the day when my brother called me from Beaufort, fuelling up his motorbike, just an hour down the road and said, "what are you doing?" It was summer around 2001.
I said, “nothing much, what about you?” Ben replied “I'm on my way to Adelaide, I've a date with a truck! Thought I might stop by if your around?”.
“What do you mean, a date with a truck”.
He replied, “ I'll tell you when I see you”.
“Awesome I'll catch you soon then”. And he soon rode towards my abode in the bush, known to locals as “The Shack”.
Waiting out on the road, I wave him into the the bush track that accesses the Shack. He didn't know what to expect as he arrived to see my tent and the wooden shack that had no bathroom, no kitchen, windows but no glass, no power, no plumbing, no flat ground for his bike - after all it was just a shack. I place a piece of stringy bark under his bike-stand so it wouldn't move in the sand and cause his bike to fall over. It was definitely an eye opener for him, from the hustle of Smelbourne (no harm intended) and suburban life to see me, set up at the Shack. Though once you arrive at such a place you start to connect back. Back to those primal roots embedded deep in us all, become calm, smell the bush and see through different eyes.
“What did you mean when you said, a date with a truck” I asked?
Ben then told me that he was going to ride his bike towards Adelaide into an on-coming truck and end his life!
That he just decided for some reason to call me and perhaps to see me.
This definitely took me for surprise to hear this. What could I do? How could I help him?
I had helped many people, but none that I thought were suicidal. This was a big deal and he was my brother after all and us brothers connect, no matter what the situation is.
Only one thing to do-that was to take him climbing. I wanted to show him that there's more to life.
To most non-climbers, I accept that you may think that taking someone climbing may not stop someone from being suicidal, or empower them through their depression or some other mental illness. But it was the only card I had to play. Climbing had changed my life; perhaps it'll help with my brother's.
So I took him to the local crag called the Watchtower and we walked steeply up to the base of the crag. His tobacco filled lungs had not felt this alive for some time! Just reaching the base and seeing what loomed above him was invigorating enough, I sensed him now with some excitement and amazement pumping through his heart as he did not know what to expect. I also saw that he was proud of me to have taken up such a passion.
I sort out the gear, we tie in and I start the ascent up the cliff to a position 25 meters above. I anchor myself and set-up so that Ben may safely ascend on the other end of the rope.
For the 10-15 minutes as he climbed up towards me, he was out of my sight. He was just by himself, nothing else could matter - no history, no future, just him and his decisions, connected to the rock face, a relationship to the earth he had not felt before.
And to then present himself at the top, to see the view around him and to see the world now through different eyes, this was more than clear to both of us. All that was needed from my brother was a nod, the recognition of a reset, a re-connection to the earth and himself.
This is what I call, “the real world” and I am fortunate to see this living and climbing in the Grampians (Gariwerd). I tell many people that to see the world through these eyes looking out upon the real world can change the way your see your life. That life you live with all the stresses, pain and complications can seem so far away, perhaps unnecessary or without such challenge seen from this perspective. Suddenly you may see differently.
Fulfilled with life, recharged and empowered, he rode back to Melbourne, sought the help he needed and carried on. Made a family with three amazing kids and continued to be a great Dad and friend to so many people around him.
Now 18 years later, I wish I had that opportunity before he made that final decision, to re-connect him to the real world and recharge his heart, empower his mind, take him on another climb to reunite him with the real world he had not seen for so many years.
This recent event in my life with him passing on, my role a as climbing guide, and the current situation in the Grampians National Park regarding the profile of climbing and climbers has inspired me to speak out about how important the role of a climbing guide and climbers can be. As we have helped so many people over so many decades reconnect themselves, rediscover the real world, become aware, empowered once again, see through different eyes to make their world and the world a better place and all this, through a simple climb! And for me, all this, in this amazing place, Gariwerd-the Grampians.
I do not intend to speak for all climbers, offend or disrespect anyone or peoples. Just in hope to share my knowledge or experiences, that a greater awareness may provide a positive light in the dark time I have experienced.
Gariwerd is such a special place. There's no wonder so many people's ashes have been cast here. I sincerely thank the Traditional Owners for their part in sharing Gariwerd with the greater community. I hope their culture will be kept intact and that all visitors will have only more awareness when visiting the Park. We need to respect the Traditional Owners and I'm sure the Traditional Owners will love to know that all kinds of people have been touched deeply by climbing in Gariwerd, that the majority climbers and the people they introduce to Gariwerd through climbing, would naturally give recognition to this land, find an enhanced respect to the history here through climbing, have a heightened connection to the earth that is found atop of a cliff while looking out upon this aged landscape, where the modern world is not seen and the real world prevails.
To the Traditional Owners of Gariwerd, Parks Victoria all climbing guides and climbers alike, I hope we can still benefit, save lives, reconnect people to mother earth and themselves through the spirit of Gariwerd and climbing for the years to come.
Earl.
Business owner of Hangin' Out, lover of Gariwerd, helping people and rock climbing.
Please help broaden peoples understanding of climbing and share with your friends.
March 8th, 11:12 am
Hello halo.
#sunhalo #grampians #hanginoutinthegrampians
#hallsgap #visithallsgap
#visitvictoria
March 2nd, 6:24 pm
Busy day bathing, with the Victorian emblem bird visiting! Do you know which it is?
#happybirds #hotday #birdbath
March 1st, 3:36 pm
Great day out guiding single and multi-pitch with Christian Klein from Germany. Easy to put a smile on both our faces when the climbing here is this good!
#lovemyjob #guidedclimbing #grampians #gariwerd #grampiansvictoria #grampiansnationalpark #bundaleer #grampiansway #hanginoutinthegrampians #hanginoutingariwerd
February 28th, 9:06 pm
Who doesn't like a good time lapse after work?
#timelapse #grampians #hanginoutinthegrampians #cloudscape
February 28th, 7:57 am
Ropes set early, ready for a hot day on the cliff with Sunbury College.
#walloffools #earlymorninglight #grampiansvictoria #rockclimbing #hanginoutinthegrampians #hanginoutingariwerd
February 27th, 3:50 pm
The famed and illustrious guru of climbing in Australia, Simon Mentz teaching on one of our Learn to Lead tutorials. These catered sessions run year round for individuals and groups. Thanks to Melbourne Climbing School for providing the platform that helped Duncan find Hangin' Out.
#learntoleadclimb #climbingcourses #grampiansclimbing #grampiansvictoria
#hanginoutinthegrampians #hanginoutingariwerd #rockclimbingcourse
#visithallsgap #visitvictoria
February 27th, 2:41 pm
Dragon's! Just born and then several years old. Buried in the sand about 3-4 months ago these little lizards are popping up everywhere at our climbing crags!
#australianlizards #dragonlizard #babylizards #hanginoutinthegrampians #hanginoutingariwerd #visithallsgap #visitvictoria #naturelovers #grampians
February 25th, 3:10 pm
Rope left on the path? Nope.
The great migration of these furry caterpillars last week in Hollow Mtn area.
#insects_of_our_world #caterpillar
#headtotail #hanginoutinthegrampians #hanginoutingariwerd #grampians
#unusualfinds
February 24th, 6:30 pm
Ripper day with a great group from the U.K., S.A. and Vic, including striker Nick from the Moreland Zebras FC ! Started with a fair match of rock-paper-scissors ending with a beer Livefast Cafe .
CONTACT
PO Box 75, Halls Gap VIC 3381
Watch
this video of one of our sessions from the crew at AdventureMe
Ask about Hangin' Out
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Give someone special the gift of adventure!
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March 11th, 10:00 am
Is it just about climbing?...
My perspective after 20 years as a climbing guide in the Grampians.
I write this in loving memory of my brother Ben Earl 15/08/73- 04/03/19, for my family and friends the Traditional owners of Gariwerd (the Grampians), the climbing community and importantly to all the climbing guides and climbers in the world that may or may not know how important you are.
I do not consider myself as an articulate individual with words, nor a great story teller, though I hope you are able to read this and find something here that resonates for you.
Moving to the Grampians from the hustle of Melbourne in August 1999 to work as an outdoor adventure guide, I cemented a new love and passion for the Grampians and rock climbing. I had no idea of where this would take me, the people I'd meet, the life I'd live and the impact I'd have on people's lives through my work.
This year is my 20th year as a guide here. My work has meant so much to me. Not just to support my life here, mainly to give my life the sustenance it requires. I like helping people in need. Always did.
I had worked with “at risk” youth and young adults many times and was able to easily connect and facilitate knowledge or learnings that would empower them and hopefully assist them in their life ahead.
But nothing had prepared me for the day when my brother called me from Beaufort, fuelling up his motorbike, just an hour down the road and said, "what are you doing?" It was summer around 2001.
I said, “nothing much, what about you?” Ben replied “I'm on my way to Adelaide, I've a date with a truck! Thought I might stop by if your around?”.
“What do you mean, a date with a truck”.
He replied, “ I'll tell you when I see you”.
“Awesome I'll catch you soon then”. And he soon rode towards my abode in the bush, known to locals as “The Shack”.
Waiting out on the road, I wave him into the the bush track that accesses the Shack. He didn't know what to expect as he arrived to see my tent and the wooden shack that had no bathroom, no kitchen, windows but no glass, no power, no plumbing, no flat ground for his bike - after all it was just a shack. I place a piece of stringy bark under his bike-stand so it wouldn't move in the sand and cause his bike to fall over. It was definitely an eye opener for him, from the hustle of Smelbourne (no harm intended) and suburban life to see me, set up at the Shack. Though once you arrive at such a place you start to connect back. Back to those primal roots embedded deep in us all, become calm, smell the bush and see through different eyes.
“What did you mean when you said, a date with a truck” I asked?
Ben then told me that he was going to ride his bike towards Adelaide into an on-coming truck and end his life!
That he just decided for some reason to call me and perhaps to see me.
This definitely took me for surprise to hear this. What could I do? How could I help him?
I had helped many people, but none that I thought were suicidal. This was a big deal and he was my brother after all and us brothers connect, no matter what the situation is.
Only one thing to do-that was to take him climbing. I wanted to show him that there's more to life.
To most non-climbers, I accept that you may think that taking someone climbing may not stop someone from being suicidal, or empower them through their depression or some other mental illness. But it was the only card I had to play. Climbing had changed my life; perhaps it'll help with my brother's.
So I took him to the local crag called the Watchtower and we walked steeply up to the base of the crag. His tobacco filled lungs had not felt this alive for some time! Just reaching the base and seeing what loomed above him was invigorating enough, I sensed him now with some excitement and amazement pumping through his heart as he did not know what to expect. I also saw that he was proud of me to have taken up such a passion.
I sort out the gear, we tie in and I start the ascent up the cliff to a position 25 meters above. I anchor myself and set-up so that Ben may safely ascend on the other end of the rope.
For the 10-15 minutes as he climbed up towards me, he was out of my sight. He was just by himself, nothing else could matter - no history, no future, just him and his decisions, connected to the rock face, a relationship to the earth he had not felt before.
And to then present himself at the top, to see the view around him and to see the world now through different eyes, this was more than clear to both of us. All that was needed from my brother was a nod, the recognition of a reset, a re-connection to the earth and himself.
This is what I call, “the real world” and I am fortunate to see this living and climbing in the Grampians (Gariwerd). I tell many people that to see the world through these eyes looking out upon the real world can change the way your see your life. That life you live with all the stresses, pain and complications can seem so far away, perhaps unnecessary or without such challenge seen from this perspective. Suddenly you may see differently.
Fulfilled with life, recharged and empowered, he rode back to Melbourne, sought the help he needed and carried on. Made a family with three amazing kids and continued to be a great Dad and friend to so many people around him.
Now 18 years later, I wish I had that opportunity before he made that final decision, to re-connect him to the real world and recharge his heart, empower his mind, take him on another climb to reunite him with the real world he had not seen for so many years.
This recent event in my life with him passing on, my role a as climbing guide, and the current situation in the Grampians National Park regarding the profile of climbing and climbers has inspired me to speak out about how important the role of a climbing guide and climbers can be. As we have helped so many people over so many decades reconnect themselves, rediscover the real world, become aware, empowered once again, see through different eyes to make their world and the world a better place and all this, through a simple climb! And for me, all this, in this amazing place, Gariwerd-the Grampians.
I do not intend to speak for all climbers, offend or disrespect anyone or peoples. Just in hope to share my knowledge or experiences, that a greater awareness may provide a positive light in the dark time I have experienced.
Gariwerd is such a special place. There's no wonder so many people's ashes have been cast here. I sincerely thank the Traditional Owners for their part in sharing Gariwerd with the greater community. I hope their culture will be kept intact and that all visitors will have only more awareness when visiting the Park. We need to respect the Traditional Owners and I'm sure the Traditional Owners will love to know that all kinds of people have been touched deeply by climbing in Gariwerd, that the majority climbers and the people they introduce to Gariwerd through climbing, would naturally give recognition to this land, find an enhanced respect to the history here through climbing, have a heightened connection to the earth that is found atop of a cliff while looking out upon this aged landscape, where the modern world is not seen and the real world prevails.
To the Traditional Owners of Gariwerd, Parks Victoria all climbing guides and climbers alike, I hope we can still benefit, save lives, reconnect people to mother earth and themselves through the spirit of Gariwerd and climbing for the years to come.
Earl.
Business owner of Hangin' Out, lover of Gariwerd, helping people and rock climbing.
Please help broaden peoples understanding of climbing and share with your friends.
March 8th, 11:12 am
Hello halo.
#sunhalo #grampians #hanginoutinthegrampians
#hallsgap #visithallsgap
#visitvictoria
March 2nd, 6:24 pm
Busy day bathing, with the Victorian emblem bird visiting! Do you know which it is?
#happybirds #hotday #birdbath
March 1st, 3:36 pm
Great day out guiding single and multi-pitch with Christian Klein from Germany. Easy to put a smile on both our faces when the climbing here is this good!
#lovemyjob #guidedclimbing #grampians #gariwerd #grampiansvictoria #grampiansnationalpark #bundaleer #grampiansway #hanginoutinthegrampians #hanginoutingariwerd
February 28th, 9:06 pm
Who doesn't like a good time lapse after work?
#timelapse #grampians #hanginoutinthegrampians #cloudscape
February 28th, 7:57 am
Ropes set early, ready for a hot day on the cliff with Sunbury College.
#walloffools #earlymorninglight #grampiansvictoria #rockclimbing #hanginoutinthegrampians #hanginoutingariwerd
February 27th, 3:50 pm
The famed and illustrious guru of climbing in Australia, Simon Mentz teaching on one of our Learn to Lead tutorials. These catered sessions run year round for individuals and groups. Thanks to Melbourne Climbing School for providing the platform that helped Duncan find Hangin' Out.
#learntoleadclimb #climbingcourses #grampiansclimbing #grampiansvictoria
#hanginoutinthegrampians #hanginoutingariwerd #rockclimbingcourse
#visithallsgap #visitvictoria
February 27th, 2:41 pm
Dragon's! Just born and then several years old. Buried in the sand about 3-4 months ago these little lizards are popping up everywhere at our climbing crags!
#australianlizards #dragonlizard #babylizards #hanginoutinthegrampians #hanginoutingariwerd #visithallsgap #visitvictoria #naturelovers #grampians
February 25th, 3:10 pm
Rope left on the path? Nope.
The great migration of these furry caterpillars last week in Hollow Mtn area.
#insects_of_our_world #caterpillar
#headtotail #hanginoutinthegrampians #hanginoutingariwerd #grampians
#unusualfinds
February 24th, 6:30 pm
Ripper day with a great group from the U.K., S.A. and Vic, including striker Nick from the Moreland Zebras FC ! Started with a fair match of rock-paper-scissors ending with a beer Livefast Cafe .