We were one of the first crews to walk the Grampians Peaks Trail. It was officially opened on a Saturday. We started on the following Monday (15-11-2021).
A lot of the infrastructure was still being built. We met a few of the construction crews who were doing a fantastic job.
Start near Mt Zero 
Typical trail marker. They are all on rocks. None are on trees. 
Barigar camp 
Gar campround 
View form Gar hut 
The construction crew at Gar Hut 
Fantastic views from the huts 
Spectacular seats! 
The Bungalows face west. They are going to be HOT in summer. 
Views from Gar (Mt Difficult) 
How good is this camoflage! 
Werdug campground 
Bellfield lake in the distance 
The Wanker wall. Were is the roof? 
The platforms are great 🙂 
Tent Platforms 2 
Boot washing station. Most had no fluid in them so were useless 
The walkways do a great job of protecting the vegitation 
Parts of the trail are more of a route and involve rock scrambling. 
Yarram campsite 
Still under construction 
What walkers really need are seats with a BACK on them! 
Djardji-Djawara campsite 
Don’t touch these guys 🙁 
Lots to go to finish this hut at Mud-dadjug campsite 
Near the end 🙂
The trail is a combination of different terrain and trail. It ranges from expertly made stone staircases to routes with minimal signage and rock scrambling.
And as you get near the end of the two weeks delirium sets in and you may start to share things just a bit too much 🙂