moderate
2–6 hours depending on trail
Suitable for those with moderate fitness; expect some steep sections and uneven terrain.
Discover the ease of hiking the Grampians National Park with the GPT Express shuttle from Pomonal. A flexible, shuttle-backed adventure lets you explore iconic trails without the hassle of car swaps or time limits.
10 mins to 2 hours • Your Hiking Support!
Experience the GPT Express, a unique hiking shuttle service that effortlessly transports you along the stunning trail from Dunkeld to Mount Zero. Enjoy the freedom of walking without time constraints, as you can leave your car at the end and start your adventure at your own pace.
10 mins to 2 hours
The GPT Express is a scheduled hiking shuttle service that runs the entire length of the trail from Dunkeld to Mount Zero. It’s purpose, and schedule, is designed to move people from south to north so that you can walk north to south.
For most hikes, its best to leave your car at the end of your walk and book the GPT Express shuttle to get you to the start on your first day – that way there’s no time pressure to finish the walk on the last day and you can have all you need waiting for you in your car.
Walking the Southern Stage? Book this ticket to start your walk at Jimmy Creek and get picked up at the end in Dunkeld. OR leave your car at the end of your walk and book the ticket to get picked up and brought back to wherever you would like to start.
Walking the whole GPT? If you want to leave your car in Halls Gap, book the Northern Zone to get to the start of your walk and this Southern Zone ticket to get picked up at the end and taken back to Halls Gap. If you're leaving your car in Dunkeld, use our GPT Express End-2-End ticket to get all the way from Dunkeld to Halls Gap in one go.
Spaces fill quickly, especially during peak season—reserve your spot in advance to secure your preferred pickup time.
Though the trails have natural beauty, water sources are sparse; bring at least 2 liters per person to stay hydrated.
Open granite slopes offer little shade—apply sunscreen and wear a hat to shield yourself from UV exposure.
Weather in the Grampians can shift rapidly; pack a lightweight rain jacket and layers to stay comfortable.
The Grampians hold profound Aboriginal significance, with rock art sites documenting thousands of years of Indigenous culture.
Visitors are encouraged to stick to marked trails and carry out all rubbish to preserve the park’s delicate ecosystems.
Sturdy footwear is necessary for navigating rocky and uneven trail surfaces.
Keeps you hydrated on the trail, essential in the dry Australian climate.
Protects skin from the intense sun exposure on open sections of the trail.
summer specific
Useful for unexpected showers common during shoulder seasons.
spring specific