Here's a list of Popular Mountains for Rock Climbing in Melbourne recommended by our experts:
The mountain rises above the otherwise flat landscape just 33km south-westish of Horsham, near the little town of Natimuk (see map). Horsham has several ...
Mount Buffalo National Park has sheer cliffs, imposing granite tors, tumbling waterfalls, snow gums and stunning wildflowers. The park features over 90km of ...
The Grampians Mountain Adventure Company has operated in the Grampians National Park and Mount Arapiles since July 2000. We have a perfect safety record. We are...
Climbing at the Werribee Gorge is a real adventure. The kind of adventure that implies falling rocks, blood and bold moves. You must earn the right to climb ...
Warragul Rocks resides in the Tallarook State Forest, at Tallarook, not far from Seymour. Access is via very long and twisty dirt roads, that are suitable for ...
The You Yangs offers some reasonably good climbing, albeit on short granite tors, within an easy 40 minute drive from Melbourne. There are many areas and ...
Melbourne Zoo is constantly improving and adding new facilities. Discover Wild Sea, which showcases Victoria's diverse coastal environment, exhibiting Victoria'...
Grampians National Park is listed as an Australian National Heritage List for a reason. The outstanding natural beauty and plethora of indigenous rock sites ...
Spring Street is also notable for its Victorian architecture including the landmarks Victorian Parliament House, the Old Treasury Building, the Windsor Hotel ...
Arthurs Seat State Park is located 60km south of Melbourne on the Mornington Peninsula. Access to the park from Melbourne is via the Morning-ton Peninsula ...
1. The East Course - 18 2. The west Course - 18 3. The Composite Course - 12 holes from the West Course and 6 holes from the East Course The Royal Melbourne has...
