Australia is full of exceptional multi-day walks and this outdoor activity is one of the best ways to see the truly wild side of our country. Here is some expert advice on how to make it happen.
Australia and New Zealand are chock-full of brilliant day walks for hikers of all skill levels and ages, with each of these excellent examples worth throwing the boots and daypack on for.
Multi-day hiking is hugely popular, but is it better to go it alone or have a guide lead the way? We explain the pros and cons of each approach.
The eMTB boom is here, and with it comes a confusing array of bike choices. Here’s our expert advice on what to look for when buying your power-assisted pushy.
A daypack has to be many things for many activities. We check out Mountain Designs’ new load-lugger to see if it fits the bill.
So you want to try one of the oldest water-borne activities but don’t know one end of a canoe from the other? We talk to canoe expert Travis Frenay to find out where to start.
How far can the human body go in extreme conditions? Freediver Ant Williams finds out when he sets a new under-ice distance world record.
A mountain bike’s tyres are your only contact point with the ground, and their effectiveness involves more than just the tread pattern on your tyres of choice. This guide will help find the tyre setup that best suits your riding style, and where you ride.
Africa is renowned for its big wildlife, even bigger rivers and, perhaps surprisingly, its big mountains, with Mt Kilimanjaro, Mt Kenya and the Rwenzori Mountains the continent’s three highest points. Each peak is accessible to trekking groups up for a challenge and the chance to stand atop the world’s wildest land.
This outdoor playground nestled between mountains and sea offers a perfect mix of culture, cuisine, community, and an abundance of adventure.