
Ultimate bucket-list treks: Five of the world’s best
From remote Tassie and Victoria, to the heights of Peru, Africa and the Himalaya, here are some cracking treks for your walking wish-list.
From remote Tassie and Victoria, to the heights of Peru, Africa and the Himalaya, here are some cracking treks for your walking wish-list.
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.
The Arc’teryx Alpha AR 55 is designed for multi-day climbs, but it’s also not a bad trekking pack, as we discovered deep in the rugged Yukon.
We test Osprey’s new UNLTD AirScape® 68 backpack, the company’s Swiss Army knife of multi-day trekking packs.
Lightweight, robust and a versatile design means the Macpac Hesper 52L could be the ultimate load-lugging all-rounder. We head bush to find out.
Osprey brings innovative technology to this limited-edition backpack aimed at hikers looking for the ultimate in load-carrying comfort and capability.
This four-day trek in Tassie’s rugged southwest is the ultimate short escape into a truly wild world.
An innovative footwear system brings premium technology from The North Face to the trail – for runners and hikers alike – to reduce impact and maximise energy.
The Macpac Olympus could be the one hiking tent for all seasons. Aus Geo ADVENTURE puts it to the test.