The Grampians National Park has been 400 million years in the making. It's home to the largest collection of Aboriginal rock art in Southern Australia. The Brambuk Aboriginal Culture Centre, perfectly set in Halls Gap bushland, provides deep and moving insights into the history of the region’s first inhabitants. Fine local food and wines is also a key feature of the region. They can be found on the menus of fine dining restaurants in friendly towns like Hamilton, Ararat, Stawell and Halls Gap. There’s also one unforgettable dining experience – at Dunkelds award-winning Royal Mail Hotel.