The Rocks Apartments, Halls Gap in Halls Gap, Victoria | Holiday home rental

The Rocks Apartments, Halls Gap

Locality: Halls Gap, Victoria

Phone: +61 431 114 849

Address: 2233 Grampians Road 3381 Halls Gap, VIC, Australia

Website: http://therocksapartments.com.au

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25.01.2022 Winter is a perfect time of the year to walk the Grampians, especially when you’re rewarded with a stunning sunset like this, taken at Hollow Mountain last night.

24.01.2022 Amazing wineries in our region!

23.01.2022 Awesome to see Halls Gap’s first brewery, Paper Scissors Rock Brew Co. have it’s grand opening today! Get on in, open 11am - 11pm daily. Congrats Marty and Pat, you’ve done an amazing job and built a fantastic asset to help grow our tourist industry and support local jobs.

21.01.2022 Did you know over 86% of Victoria’s Aboriginal rock art is in the Grampians? This pic was taken last weekend at Ngamadjidj Shelter near Mt Stapylton. Ngamadjidj means ‘white person’, and you can clearly see the white figures depicted in the rock art. If you want to look at our amazing Aboriginal rock art in the Grampians, where better place to stay than The Rocks Apartments in the Halls Gap, the heart of the Grampians.

15.01.2022 Amazing walk hollow mountain Grampians!

14.01.2022 Wood fire.... Spa... Timber exposed trusses... Any takers?

06.01.2022 Grampians Grape Escape was huge this year with over 5,000 people having an awesome time on Saturday and 2,500 on Sunday. Next year will only be bigger! Accommodation in Halls Gap is already booking out for next year’s event to be held the first weekend in May. Make sure you get in early and secure your bed at The Rocks Apartments Halls Gap for #GGE19 before you miss out!

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04.01.2022 This is our friendly local emu family that call The Rocks home. They can often be seen hanging or around the house or on the green, finding a few bugs and grubs to eat. Between the emus, kangaroos, kookaburras, rare parrots and other wildlife that regularly visit, it can get very busy at The Rocks!