Travel
Brisbane Valley Rail Trail: 3 ways to choose your own adventure
The Brisbane Valley Rail Trail is a dream come true for cyclists, hikers and horse riders alike. Here’s why.
Tag: hiking
Australian Geographic Adventure
Mountain Designs Comfort 10 mat: Tested
Nothing beats a good night’s sleep when camping. We doss down with the Mountain Designs Comfort 10 to see if it helps achieve that goal.
Australian Geographic Adventure
Mountain Designs Geo 2P Tent: Tested
The two-person, three-season tent has one of the most important jobs of all: to offer reliable shelter in the outdoors. We see if the Mountain Designs Geo 2P is up to that task.
Adventure
New gear alert! Hot new outdoor kit from Mountain Designs
Mountain Designs has just released some awesome new adventure gear. Here are four of our new faves from the iconic Aussie brand.
Australian Geographic Adventure
Capital city outdoor escapes: Melbourne
We continue our series on the best short outdoor escapes from Australia’s capital cities. This time it’s Melbourne’s turn. Pack those bags!
Australian Geographic Adventure
Capital city outdoor escapes: Sydney and Canberra
There are plenty of short outdoor escapes from Australia’s capitals. Here are some of the best from Sydney and Canberra. Time to hit the road!
Australian Geographic Adventure
Dreaming of a Japanese adventure: explore Kumamoto
Nature lovers will revel in the active volcanoes, wild rivers and bike and hiking paths in picturesque Kumamoto Prefecture, central Kyushu, Japan.
Australian Geographic Adventure
The North Face VECTIV Exploris Mid Boots: Tested
The North Face claims its new hiking boot technology boosts your stride and speed on the tracks. We take a long walk in search of the truth.
Australian Geographic Adventure
Fjallraven Vidda Pro Ventilated Trousers: Tested
Fjallraven’s rugged trousers are claimed to be up for any outdoor activity. We spent months testing them in a wide variety of conditions to see if that promise rings true.
History & Culture
Incredible archive footage shows how hiking Tasmania’s iconic Cradle Mountain has changed over last century
One hundred years ago, what we now know as Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair NP was first declared a protected area.