ビクトリアの絶景の山頂・トップ12

グランピアンズ国立公園のホールズ・ギャップの上にそびえ立つチャタクア・ピークは、ホールズ・ギャップ渓谷とワンダーランド山脈の広い景色を望む岩の頂です。周辺の山々を見渡せる見晴らしの良い場所として知られています。

Flinders Peak Walk is a short but relatively steep route that climbs from the Turntable car park to the summit of Flinders Peak. The track follows a well-formed path through dry eucalypt woodland before transitioning to exposed granite steps near the top. Though it’s only about 3 kilometres return, the steady climb and rocky sections make it a moderately challenging walk.

The Pinnacle is an impressive rock lookout with sweeping views over Halls Gap and the surrounding ranges. Reached via rocky steps and natural platforms, it’s one of the most iconic viewpoints in the central Grampians, with plenty of opportunities to take memorable photos across valleys, cliffs, and layered sandstone peaks.

The summit of Mount Dandenong definitely has a lot going on. Not only is it the highest point of the surrounding mountains (633 meters), it also has great views of Melbourne in the distance, the Skyhigh Restaurant, a picnic garden, lodging, and even a maze!

Stunning doesn't do the views here justice. After climbing up to the summit you'll be treated to panoramic views across Wilson's Promontory that will take your breath away. You'll likely want to rest here at the top to soak in the vistas before reluctantly heading back downhill.

Mount Feathertop, at 1,922 metres, is Victoria’s second‑highest peak and one of its most impressive, with steep, angular slopes unlike the rounded domes of nearby summits with sweeping 360-degree views across surrounding ranges, especially in clear weather. It forms part of the Victorian Alps in the Alpine National Park and is often snow‑covered from June to September. The mountain is joined to Mount Hotham by the Razorback ridge, making it a standout in the High Country.

Short and steep best sums up this walk. And great views

Great hiking for general fitness level