The Grampians Peaks Trail, also known as the GPT, is a 160-kilometer walking path that stretches across Grampians National Park, a wilderness region that's part of the Gariwerd Aboriginal cultural landscape in Australia's Victoria province. The terrain is rugged, and recommended for experienced "bushwalkers" with landmarks like Mt. Difficult and Mt. Abrupt marking the way. It was with that landscape in mind that multidisciplinary design firm McGregor Coxall created 10 campsites and one group site for hikers passing through.
McGregor Coxall dreamed up the new sites in conjunction with Parks Victoria to function as communal hiker shelters, amenities pods, and camp huts. The campsites are minimalist and simplistic in design, part of which came from an awareness of their remote location and what that means for upkeep.