Travel
Take a walk around beguiling Bruny
Forest bathing is a thing, and there’s nowhere better to indulge than Bruny Island.
Tag: walking
Queensland
Out on a rim – 700km on foot in south-east Queensland
A 700km, 30-day walk across the Scenic Rim, Queensland, reveals all kinds of mysteries.
Australian Geographic Adventure
The Ultimate Guide to Hiking
Hiking is an adventure activity that is easy to get into and it opens up wild parts of the world to explore. We show you how to walk this way.
Gear Test
Tested: Kathmandu Mono Tent v2
There are few things better than hiking solo – especially if it’s an overnight escape; packing a few essentials into your pack – food, water, stove, sleeping gear – is the true definition of simplicity. Of course, besides all this gear, you also need a shelter. Ideally, this shelter must be light in weight but still robust enough to withstand those often-wild spring/summer/autumn storms we can cop on the east coast of Australia. Finding that combo of lightweight and tough construction, however, isn’t always easy.
Destinations
Savannah strolling: bushwalking in Kakadu National Park
Crisscrossed with more than 25 day walks, Kakadu National Park offers bushwalkers the chance to soak up the unique and plentiful treasures of Australia’s Top End.
Destinations
Tackling the Kosciuszko Track
Australian Geographic Adventure sends its rookie father-and-son team of Tim and Max Robson to tackle the Kosciuszko Track
Destinations
Mt Bartle Frere, Queensland’s highest peak
There’s plenty of action to be had on Queensland’s highest mountain that will satisfy both nature lovers and adventurers
Destinations
Blue Mountains, New South Wales
Only a short drive from Sydney, the Blue Mountains provide spectacular scenery and a variety of activities are available for everyone.
Destinations
Corsica’s GR20 Fra li monti
Glacial lakes, pine and beech forests abound on Corsica’s GR20 trail