Reed Lookout

Reed Lookout is a major scenic lookout in Grampians National Park (Gariwerd) near Halls Gap in western Victoria. Perched on the western edge of the Wonderland Range, it offers expansive panoramic views over the Victoria Valley, Victoria Range, Serra Range and Lake Wartook. Accessible via a short walk from its car park, it is one of the park's most visited viewpoints for sightseeing and photography.

Visitors can expect a short, paved walk of about 100 metres from the car park to a fenced cliff-edge viewing platform. The lookout provides wide, uninterrupted views across forested valleys, sandstone ranges and Lake Wartook below. The area is open and exposed with safety barriers, interpretive signage and expansive sky views. It is primarily a sightseeing and photography stop with no shops or cafes on site.

Located within Grampians National Park, declared as a national park in 1984 to protect its sandstone ranges, biodiversity and Aboriginal heritage. The lookout forms part of the long-established visitor infrastructure in the Wonderland Range area.

Located within Gariwerd (Grampians National Park), the traditional Country of the Djab Wurrung and Jardwadjali peoples, known for its significant Aboriginal rock art sites and cultural landscape. The broader park is recognised for its cultural and natural heritage values.