Step Into the Wild
Feel the crunch of leaves beneath your boots and the fresh mountain air on your face. Bushwalking is the perfect way to slow down, explore, and reconnect with nature. From forest trails to mountain peaks, discover the joy of shared adventure and breathtaking views around every corner.
Explore Mount Buangor National Park – Victoria's Newest National Park
Join us and explore tall mesmate forests, spectacular fern gullies, and granite outcrops. Positioned on the Great Dividing Range camp, walk, ride and enjoy nature.
Beeripmo Walk
Embark on an unforgettable journey along the Beeripmo Walk, one of Victoria’s most scenic trails. Beginning near Cave Hill Creek, this 21 km loop winds through tall forests, across mountain ridges, and stops at sweeping lookouts. Known to the Indigenous Beeripmo Balgug people as Beereep Beereep or the Wild Mount, the trail offers a rich cultural and environmental experience. Guided by our expert leaders, students and groups build resilience, teamwork, and independence while taking in panoramic views of the Grampians and surrounding plains.
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Raglan Falls
The short walk from Richards Campground (just down the road from Cave Hill Creek) to Raglan Falls (where we do abseiling) is a camp favourite. Around 1 hour return, it’s a steady climb to get to the falls, clamouring over rocks and through woodlands and lush green ferns. The reward at the lookout at the top is an expansive view across the valley! Although only small, Raglan Falls can be quite spectacular after heavy rain. Beyond the falls, if you keep following the walking track a short distance and keep your eyes peeled, you’ll find Dickman’s Cave…. great fun to explore with a flashlight!
Grevillea & Paradise Loop
The highlight of this trail is the abundant Mt Cole Grevillea. Endemic to the valley this threatend local species with spectacular red flow is found knowhere else int he world. The walk is an relaxing and scenic 2hr loop through tree fern lined gullies and tall messmate forests. Keep an eye out for a koala.
Fiery Creek Loop
Perfect for a daytime stroll or night walk this 30min loop from Cave Hill Creek is flat, easy and accessible. Meandering along the banks of the Fiery and Cave Hill Creeks the Fiery Loop is an easy introductory walk or good if you do not have much time.
Some of Australia's most popular trails can be found in Halls Gap, literally right at Silverband Lodge's doorstep.
Nestled in the heart of the Grampians (Gariwerd) National Park, Silverband Lodge is surrounded by some of Victoria’s most spectacular walking trails. Explore the Pinnacle Walk, the tranquil Venus Baths Loop, or the challenging Boronia Peak Trail, each revealing stunning rock formations, waterfalls, and native wildlife. For those seeking a true adventure, the world-class Grampians Peaks Trail promises an unforgettable hiking experience through ancient landscapes. With so many breathtaking paths to explore, every walk begins a new story of discovery.
Pinnacle Lookout
The iconic Pinnacle walk and lookout is one of the highlights of the entire Grampians region, and one of the most popular day walks in Australia. Hikers are rewarded with stunning views of Halls Gap, Silverband Lodge and the Grampians’ many peaks. A challenging 5hr return walk from Halls Gap the trail explores spectacular rock formations, waterfalls and unique bushland. Shorter and easier trail options available from the Wonderland and Sundial carparks.
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Venus Baths Loop
An easy stroll follows the Stony Creek up to several deep rock pools. During the warmer months the naturally formed rockpools, filled with fresh water, make Venus Baths the perfect place for visitors of all ages to splash around, have some fun and cool off. The track is flat with no obstacles and makes for an enjoyable walk and great scenery for all ages.
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Boronia Peak Trail
Boronia Peak is arguably one of the Grampians best walks and is less popular than some of the other hikes in the region. The entire trail is complete with epic views as you wind your way to the peak and scramble over the rocky climb up to the summit. At the top you are rewarded with superb views of Silverband Lodge, Halls Gap and east towards Lake Fyans. Expect the walk to take 2-3 hours return from Silverband Lodge.
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Grampians Peaks Trail
A 12 night /13 day epic – One of the world’s great multi day hikes taking in the full length of the Grampians.
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May, 2026
5 Unmissable Experiences in Halls Gap When You Stay at Silverband Lodge
Looking for the best things to do in Halls Gap during your stay? At Silverband Lodge, you’re perfectly positioned to experience the very best of the Grampians / Gariwerd National Park—from iconic bushwalks to family-friendly attractions and local favourites. Even better, many highlights are just moments away, with several of the region’s most popular walks…
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May, 2026
A Day in the Life at Winter Camp
When I wake up, it’s still a bit cold (okay… really cold), and I can hear the cockatoos outside being super noisy and waking everyone up. Inside, the cabin is warm and cosy, and people are starting to stir — a bit of chatting and some quiet laughing from the bunks. One of our camp…
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April, 2026
Building leadership and connections: International Camp Directors Course 2026
Last week, the 2026 International Camp Directors Course (ICDC) was held at the stunning Camp Cottermouth in Canberra, providing an inspiring backdrop for four focused and rewarding days of professional learning, reflection, and connection. Cave Hill Creek and Silverband Lodge were well represented, with owner Ange attending alongside Leighton, Manager, Silverband Lodge and Zach, Program…
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What are the sleeping arrangements?
Campers sleep in bunk rooms and glamping tents of 8-11 children of the same gender. Children under 9 are not permitted on top bunks in line with Australian safety standards. Some rooms have ensuites, while others use nearby gender-specific bathroom facilities. Campers should bring a sleeping bag or doona and sheet unless they have mad e aprior arrangment to hire linen. Subject to the weather we like to try and include a night of camping on 4 nights camps in summer. Younger campers might sleep on the verandah, and older campers in a tent or under a tarp.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the sleeping arrangements?
Campers sleep in bunk rooms and glamping tents of 8-11 children of the same gender. Children under 9 are not permitted on top bunks in line with Australian safety standards. Some rooms have ensuites, while others use nearby gender-specific bathroom facilities. Campers should bring a sleeping bag or doona and sheet unless they have mad e aprior arrangment to hire linen. Subject to the weather we like to try and include a night of camping on 4 nights camps in summer. Younger campers might sleep on the verandah, and older campers in a tent or under a tarp.