Grampians bushfire map — live fires & alerts
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No active fire incidents are being reported in the Grampians right now.
Official agency feeds, as at 18 October 2026 at 7:54 pm AEDT. Planned burns excluded. Counted within 70 km of the area the map opens on.
The Grampians (Gariwerd) rise sharply from the western Victorian plains — rugged sandstone ranges and forest wrapped around the tourist town of Halls Gap. Hipponics Firewatch plots current fires and warnings from VicEmergency across the ranges — Halls Gap, Stawell, Ararat and Dunkeld — alongside satellite hotspots and live conditions.
Open the live Grampians fire map →What the Grampians map shows
- Live incidents and official warnings (Advice, Watch and Act, Emergency Warning) for the ranges
- Satellite hotspots from Himawari, MODIS and VIIRS across the national park
- Fire Danger Ratings and wind that drive fast fire runs in steep, rocky country
- Smoke and air quality across the western districts
- A watch zone for your town or campground, with early push alerts
Grampians bushfire history & context
The Grampians have burned repeatedly. Major fires swept the ranges in 2006 and again in January 2014, when the Northern Grampians fire destroyed dozens of homes around Roses Gap and Halls Gap, and further fires struck the ranges in early 2024. Steep, rocky terrain and a single valley town (Halls Gap) ringed by bush make fire behaviour here fast and hard to predict — campers and visitors are especially exposed. Hipponics Firewatch is a situational-awareness tool, not a replacement for official warnings.
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