Hollow Mountain

One of the best climbs I have ever done!! We want more like this!The start was hard, once actually rock climbing it was steady going and you get some breeze and the views just keep getting better!100% recomend!!

Not suitable for non able bodied or small children.Requires a fair bit of scaling rock and there are no barriers.Views are well worth the effort. Best spot I've found in the grampians. Enjoyed the walk which was challenging enough to be interesting but easy enough for my girlfriend and I to comfortable stroll.

Stunning walk/scramble with an incredible view from the peak. Great place to explore and enjoy.

Slightly challenging hike in some places. Be prepared to scramble over some rocks and take care especially when there’s been rain. Not a long hike but takes a while to get up to the top due to navigating the rocks. Wear good shoes and be prepared to maybe have a stack… and then laugh about it!

Make no mistake this hike isn’t easy! A few people had to turn back. One of the most challenging my partner and I have done, especially the first boulder/rock scramble (which was not easy to descend either) Recommend not going alone and having a few people around to help each other out getting up and down the various scrambles. We went on a hot day but would be more pleasant in milder weather. Very nice view at the top and the caves are cool!

A great hike, follow the yellow arrows while climbing, greatful scenic views. Carry water while hiking, have your own gear it involves heavy rock climbing at certain places. Have some snacks to eat while enjoying the view.

It is a challenging hike but also to get there as the mountain road was not a proper road but gravels. Definitely worth a visit. Meet a few photographers which suggested that this is one of the best scene especially during clear sky.

What an underrated mountain hike! We spent a long weekend at Grampians and did the popular Pinnacles, Boroka, Reed & balconies but this one - Hollow Mountain was the highlight!Granted it was a 35min car ride on gravel road from Halls Gap, I wasn't planning to put this on the list but was recommended by my boss friend, saw some photos and decided we had to make this stop.The hike was marked as a Level 4 hike, i.e steep and challenging as there are parts where you need to rock scramble to the top - but only a short stretch.For the short-ish hike up (1 to 1.5 hours) it's a very rewarding view up there, there's quite a few different sights to see of it's beautiful rock formations, caves and canyon looking cliffs!Loved every bit of it and planning to come back with my family. Note that we hiked this on a sunny day, can imagine it being quite a challenge for slippery rocks if it's a wet day.NOTE: Make sure to follow the yellow arrows when finding your way hiking :)