Parking
Start at Delleys Bridge on Grampians Road, or use Brambuk Cultural Centre or Tandara Road for the southern end. Parking depends on the start point, and Delleys Bridge itself is a road access rather than a verified dedicated car park.
Overview
About Delleys Bridge Walking Track
This is a point-to-point walking track, 2.7 km one way, and it takes most walkers 1 to 1.5 hours (about 1.25 hours as a working estimate). It is not a loop and not a round trip, so plan your return before you set off.
Why go
- Forest track with rock and fern detail
- Useful link between Delleys Bridge and the southern Halls Gap access
Heads up
- One-way logistics require a pickup, return walk, or extension
- Rocks, roots, steps and boardwalk limit accessibility
Map & elevation
The route
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Full mapElevation227–276 m
Plan your hike
Before you go
Parking
Safety
5 active Grampians alerts
- ClosureBushfire-damaged walks and picnic area remain closedThe Fortress, Red Gum, Billimina, Chimney Pots and Brownings Loop walks, plus Mafeking Picnic Area, remain closed because of track or site damage from the 2024/25 summer bushfires.Official details
- ClosureMackenzie Falls precinct closed during constructionThe Mackenzie Falls (Migunang wirab) Precinct has no vehicle or visitor access during major construction works expected to finish by the end of 2026.Official details
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Grampians Tour Guide
Your drive to Delleys Bridge Walking Track, narrated.
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Grampians National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
Recorded for this area
Chatauqua Peak and Clematis Falls0:00 / 0:59
“You're nearing the Halls Gap Recreation Reserve area, the walking access for Chatauqua Peak and Clematis Falls. Head for the reserve and the signed path by the oval, rather than trying to drive to the waterfall itself.”
Plays on the road 1 km from the trailhead in the Parkwolf Grampians Tour Guide.
More stories near here in the app
- Halls Gap and Venus Baths
- Boroka Lookout: The Valley Below
- A Small Bird’s Long Journey
- Boronia Peak: A Quieter Summit
- 233 audio storiesacross Grampians’s roads, triggered by GPS as you drive
- Wildlife heatmapsfor Short-beaked Echidna, Powerful Owl, Wedge-tailed Eagle, and 13 more
- Works offlinemaps, 81 trails, 62 places, and audio download before you lose signal
- CarPlay readysimple controls built for the drive
“Fantastic app with many points of information… It’s great to just turn on while you’re driving and it gives you an audio tour of the national Park. We love it!!!!”
Trail guide
Hiking Delleys Bridge Walking Track
The walk itselfThe track traverses the escarpment on the eastern side of Fyans Creek, linking the Delleys…
The track traverses the escarpment on the eastern side of Fyans Creek, linking the Delleys Bridge access on Grampians Road with the southern Tandara Road side near Brambuk. The payoff is steady rather than dramatic: a narrow dirt path threading through woodland, weathered rock outcrops close to the trail edge, ferns and grasses crowding the verges, and canopy overhead for much of the corridor. Sampled heights along the route sit roughly in the 227 to 276 m band, which means real undulation but no sustained major climb.
Difficulty and footingAnyone using a mobility aid, or walking with small children who tire on uneven ground, should…
Anyone using a mobility aid, or walking with small children who tire on uneven ground, should treat the steps and boardwalk as the deciding factors.
- Rated easy to moderate for ordinary walkers, scoring 4/10 here.
- Officially track grade 3, with a TrailRider grade of Advanced, so it is not flat and not fully accessible.
- Gradient is undulating with short steep rises and descents.
- Surface is natural, with rocks, roots and a gravel base.
- Steps appear at the southern end just after crossing Fyans Creek, and again on the steel boardwalk.
- There are no seats anywhere along the track, so pace yourself if you need frequent rest.
Access and one-way logisticsThe stored route begins at Delleys Bridge on Grampians Road, Halls Gap and finishes near the…
The stored route begins at Delleys Bridge on Grampians Road, Halls Gap and finishes near the southern Tandara Road connection. Documented start and finish options are Brambuk Cultural Centre, Tandara Road, or Delleys Bridge, and parking depends on which end you choose. Note that there is no verified dedicated trailhead car park at the Delleys Bridge coordinate itself; the coordinate marks the access point on the road, not a formal lot.
Because the track is one way, you will need to arrange a pickup at the far end, retrace the 2.7 km back to your car, or continue on the adjacent path network to close the gap on foot.
Optional extensionIf you want a longer outing, the track can be linked with the Halls Gap Bike Path and/or the…
If you want a longer outing, the track can be linked with the Halls Gap Bike Path and/or the Venus Baths track to build a half or full day walk. Treat that purely as an add-on: the trail described here is the 2.7 km one-way section only.
PetsDogs and domestic pets are not permitted.
Dogs and domestic pets are not permitted. Parks Victoria welcomes assistance dogs in the park subject to the entry requirements that apply to national parks where dogs are otherwise prohibited. Being close to town does not change this rule.
Wildlife
Wildlife in Grampians
157 sightingsShort-beaked EchidnaMost seen around 6 PMSighting map
37 sightingsPowerful OwlMost seen around 6 PMSighting map
59 sightingsWedge-tailed EagleMost seen around 11 AMSighting map
24 sightingsEastern Brown SnakeMost seen around 11 AMSighting map
10 sightingsTiger SnakeMost seen around noonSighting map
29 sightingsRed-bellied Black SnakeMost seen around 11 AMSighting mapSighting maps show where each species has been reported across Grampians. Wildlife moves, so no sighting is guaranteed.
