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Welcome to
Western Victoria
Australia.
Virtual Tours
The Grampians AustraliaRocklands Reservoir
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Rocklands Reservoir
The recent rains at have made for excellent fishing, swimmimng and water
skiingr.The Rocklands reservoir park exhibits abundant wildflowers and wildlife and Aboriginal
rock art.
The recent rains at have made for excellent fishing, swimmimng and water
skiingr.The Rocklands reservoir park exhibits abundant wildflowers and wildlife and Aboriginal
rock art.
Mount Bepcha
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Mount Bepcha
Mt Bepcha is situated
East of Balmoral near the Rocklands Reservoir.
The fire lookout has
spectacular views of the Grampians and Black Ranges.
Mt Bepcha is situated
East of Balmoral near the Rocklands Reservoir.
The fire lookout has
spectacular views of the Grampians and Black Ranges.
Old Ararat Road
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Old Ararat Road
Adjacent to the main highway is Old Ararat Road where you get
a close up of the magnificent Grampians
Adjacent to the main highway is Old Ararat Road where you get
a close up of the magnificent Grampians
Mount Napier
Mount Napier
Mount Napier is Victoria's youngest volcano,
there are many eruption and lava flow features
that are remnants from
the last stages of volcanic activity believed to have occurred less than 8,000 years ago.
Mount Napier is Victoria's youngest volcano,
there are many eruption and lava flow features
that are remnants from
the last stages of volcanic activity believed to have occurred less than 8,000 years ago.
Nigretta Waterfalls
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Nigretta Waterfalls
Nigretta waterfalls
cascade on the Wannon River with plentiful pools and fishing holes to
satisfy all visitors.
Nigretta waterfalls
cascade on the Wannon River with plentiful pools and fishing holes to
satisfy all visitors.
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Byaduk | Southern Grampians
Byaduk Caves
Byaduk | Southern Grampians
Volcano - Byaduk Caves
The Grampians, Australia.
Mount Napier is the youngest volcano in Victoria, there are many lava flow features that are remnants from the last stages of volcanic activity believed to have occurred about 8,000 years ago. Byaduk caves were formed when the surface air formed a crust, with molten lava flowing beneath. After the molten lava flows come to an end, a hollow tube was left behind. Byaduk caves have only one cave open to the public - Harmans 1. Walking tracks follow the cave edges and have a number of viewing points.
Bentwing bats spend winter in some of the Byaduk caves. To avoid winter food shortages the bats slow their body systems down in what is known as torpor where their body temperature matches that of their surroundings. Disturbance during this period can kill them. The caves are closed during the torpor period. Appropriate footwear and clothing are required, along with a torch.
Byaduk Caves | Harman's Caves entrance
Byaduk Caves | Inside Harman's Cave
Byaduk Caves | Harman's Cave from top
Byaduk Caves | Stone Wall
The Great Ocean Road
Explore the Great Ocean Road and see the beautiful coastline
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