Heatherlie Quarry
Heatherlie Quarry sits deep in the northern Grampians, a quiet pocket of history shaped by stone, sweat and the steady work of skilled stonemasons.
Hidden among tall gums and rugged sandstone slopes, the site tells the story of the region's once‑thriving sandstone industry.
Visitors can wander past old machinery, rusted rail lines and the remains of workers' huts, each offering a glimpse into the lives of the people who carved the stone used in landmarks across Victoria. The quarry walls rise in warm shades of gold and ochre, catching the light in a way that makes the landscape feel both ancient and purposeful. It is a peaceful place today, ideal for slow exploration and photography, yet every track and tool mark hints at the industry that once echoed through the valley.
Heatherlie Quarry is a rewarding stop for anyone interested in heritage, geology or the quieter corners of the Grampians.
Accessibility
- Disabled access available, contact operator for details.
Other
- Free Entry
Offers
Caters for people who have a wheelchair
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