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Eastern Route

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Open leg route

85.8KM / 53.3MI (Est. travel time an hour)

Fast chargers available along the route

The East Grampians Scenic Route provides magnificent views along the eastern edge of the Grampians National Park.

Pausing along the way, explore the local towns of Pomonal, Moyston, Ararat, down to Lake Bolac.

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Stop to smell the wildflowers at Pomonal, a village on the eastern slopes of the Mount William Range. Famous for its ...

Red Rock Olives

Red Rock Olives grows and produces high-grade, locally-pressed extra virgin olive oil, table olives and other signatu...

Moyston is a rural village below the eastern foothills of the Grampians National Park, 15 km west of Ararat - and is ...

Located at the foothills of the Grampians and surrounded by picturesque grazing country, Ararat is the centerpiece in...

Gum San Chinese Heritage Museum

Gum San Chinese Heritage Centre tells the story of the Chinese miners and their arduous journey from Southern China t...

One Tree Hill Lookout

One Tree Hill offers unparalleled views over the surrounding landscape. To the west is the Grampians National Park, w...

Aradale Ghost Tour takes you to Australia's largest abandoned lunatic asylum. Opened in 1867 as Ararat Lunatic Asylum...

Only two hours from Melbourne, J Ward is a museum that explains the early history of the goldfield times and later, t...

Chalambar Golf Course & Challys Bistro

Chalambar Golf and Bowls Club is situated two kilometres west of Ararat at the foot of One Tree Hill in a peaceful ru...

Montara Wines is captivating with its panorama of plains, mountains, vines and old-world charm of the Ararat gold rus...

Mount Langi Ghiran Winery

Continually listed as one of the most beautiful vineyard sites in Australia, Mount Langi Ghiran is also one of Austra...

Lake Bolac is located on the Glenelg Highway/Ararat- Mortlake Road, 50 kilometres south of Ararat, 100 kilometres wes...

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