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Grampians/Arapiles Adventure 

28TH SEPTEMBER - 3RD OCTOBER 

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LOCATIONS 

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DAY 1

MONDAY 28TH SEPT

DRIVING & SHORT WALK AROUND MT ARAPILIES 

After a brief introduction from the staff and the crew you’ll be spending the next five days with, we’ll begin our journey toward Victoria.

With regular stops to stretch our legs, we’ll arrive at Mount Arapiles in the afternoon. Once there, we’ll head out for a short walk around the area to learn the lay of the land and take in the impressive cliff lines.

Our first night will including learning to set up tents and cooking on camp stoves, before settling in around the campfire to get to know one another.

THE PINES CAMPGROUND

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DAY 2

TUESDAY 29TH SEPT

ROCK CLIMBING 

We’ll start the day with breakfast to fuel up for a full day of rock climbing.

Everyone will learn how to belay safely and develop key climbing techniques. Whether you’re new to climbing or more experienced, there will be challenges to suit all abilities. We’ll climb at two different locations throughout the day, making the most of the variety the area has to offer.

THE PINES CAMPGROUND

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DAY 3

WEDNESDAY 30TH SEPT

ADVENTURE ROUTE AND EXPOLRING THE GRAMPIANS

On Day 3, we’ll pack up camp, but before leaving Arapiles we’ll head out on an adventure up what climbers know as Ali’s. This unique route takes us to the summit of Mount Arapiles via a mix of climbing, squeezing through caves, and scrambling over rock.

After descending, we’ll depart Arapiles and travel toward the Grampians. Along the way, we’ll explore Hollow Mountain caves, and if the weather is warm, there may be an opportunity for a swim at Zumsteins. We’ll then continue on to our camp for the night at Borough Huts.

BOROUGH HUTS

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DAY 4

THURSDAY 1ST OCT

OVER NIGHT HIKE DAY 1

On Day 4, we’ll leave the comforts of base camp behind and spend the night in the mountains at Stoney Creek.

The day begins with learning how to pack a rucksack correctly—focusing on comfort, balance, and ensuring you have everything you need for an overnight hike.

From there, we’ll hike to the summit of Mt Rosea before continuing on to our camp at Stoney Creek. A hut offers awesome views through large glass windows and provides shelter if the weather turns, making it a perfect place to spend the night.

STONEY CREEK CAMPGROUND

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DAY 5

FRIDAY 2ND OCT

OVER NIGHT HIKE DAY 2

On Day 5, we’ll continue our hike down to Halls Gap, summiting The Pinnacles along the way.

Upon arriving at camp, you’ll enjoy the comforts of a caravan park, including hot showers and a chance to truly unwind.

The afternoon will be spent relaxing, sharing stories, and reflecting on an incredible trip together, before finishing the day with a catered dinner of delicious burrito bowls.

HALLS GAP CARAVAN PARK

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DAY 6

SATURDAY 3RD OCT

DRIVE HOME

We’ll hop on the bus and start the long drive back to Adelaide. Everyone will be heading home having learnt new skills, made lasting memories and strong friendships.

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PLANNING INFO

Who is this for...This adventure is for young people between the ages of 14 and 17 years old.You don’t need to be super human!...and you do not need to be the best camper, rock climber or hiker.All you need is a moderate fitness level and a sense of adventure!

What’s included

  • Experienced and qualified instructors in remote bushwalking, rock climbing.

  • Transportation (from Adelaide region) and fuel

  • Rock climbing equipment

  • Camping equipment (including tent, cooking stove, camp chair)

  • Catered dinner on the last evening

  • Food suggestions, planning support and resources

  • Campground bookings and Park entry fees

Food

Food for this camp is not catered (except for dinner on final night). Meals should be easy to cook on a small camping stove and last without refrigeration.

A sample menu and food suggestions will be sent after booking.

What to bring

  • Sleeping equipment (sleeping bag and sleeping mat)

  • Bowl, plate and cutlery

  • Clothing for all weather (including a set of thermals)

  • Rain jacket

  • Small backpack

A comprehensive packing list will be sent after booking.

Cost

$1200 Per Participant

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