Getting Fit for Hiking
The lack of preparation and inappropriate footwear are the two main obstacles to being able to enjoy or even complete a multi-day…
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Royal National Park – Garie Beach to Figure Eight Pools return
There were 18.4 million bushwalking trips taken in Australia in 2014, and by 2018 that had increased to 27 million – a 47% increase.
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10 REASONS WHY WALKING IN NATURE HAS BECOME MORE POPULAR
Walking or hiking popularity is indisputably on the rise. The following is our perspective on why this is so. There’s a movement…
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POLE POSITION
I recently completed a 2-month traverse of the Pyrenees Mountains, walking from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean via the High Route or…
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Five Wonderful Reasons to Walk in Australia
There’s few places in the world that offer a greater diversity of nature than Australia. From koalas and the coast, to ancient…
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Everything you need to know about hiking socks
What are the best options and are hiking socks worth it, especially in light of avoiding blisters. Clearly, socks play an important…
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There’s an unlimited choice in respect to ‘Fitness’ watches, however, Apple is winning the market battle evidenced by its 50% market share…
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11 of the best hikes at Cradle Mountain Lake St Claire National Park
11 of the best hikes at Cradle Mountain Lake St Claire National Park Cradle Mountain Lake St Claire National Park is without…
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5 Things to know before doing the Three Capes
There are plenty of things to consider or you might need to take into account, before venturing to the Tasman Peninsula to…
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5 of the Best Day Walks in the Great Ocean Walk Region
For those that are aware, the Great Ocean Walk region has far more to offer than just the 12 Apostles. The areas…
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Winter Walks, a Great Excuse for Adventure
Depending on where you are in Australia winter can bring anything from punishing cold, to relief from the punishing heat. And while…
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Best walks on the Three Capes & the Tasman Peninsula
THE CAPE SURVILLE WALK Elevation: 470m Walking: 5.7kms / Moderate / 2 to 2.5 hrs This is an out and back walk…
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A whole world on your doorstep, if you only go looking…
It’s been interesting times of late, to say the least, but it’s also given us the opportunity to explore our own backyards…
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DANDENONG RANGES – KALISTA OR BELGRAVE TO SASSAFRAS
There were 18.4 million bushwalking trips taken in Australia in 2014, and by 2018 that had increased to 27 million – a 47% increase.
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12 OF THE BEST AUSTRALIAN DAY WALKS
Australia is a great place for the outdoors and walking trails. Here are 12 of the best day walks in Australia.
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The Evolution of Walking Holidays
There were 18.4 million bushwalking trips taken in Australia in 2014, and by 2018 that had increased to 27 million – a 47% increase.
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The Great Ocean Walk & A Great Australian Story
The story of a place is often lost in time, leaving us to drift through unaware of the past. Or we’re left…
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The Tour Du Mont Blanc – Seven valleys, three countries, and a sense of the divine
The Tour Du Mont Blanc is a 170km walk around the base of the highest mountain in Europe. It gives you a…
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The Cotswolds | England’s Living History
They say you should never meet your heroes, as they’re destined to disappoint. A little harsh, I think, but I can understand…
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Walk the walk, for Biodiversity
Without biodiversity we’d all be in trouble. An understatement to say the least. The Convention on Biological Diversity, in Switzerland, estimates roughly…
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Slow Travel – lessons from a man with a whip
Slow travel is pretty self-explanatory. It’s about taking your time, and not rushing. It’s about getting there at a leisurely pace, and…
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How to Become a Dual Pilgrim, and More Importantly, Why…?
A “Dual Pilgrim” is someone who has walked both the Kumano Kodo and the Way of St.James (Camino de Santiago). The Dual…
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Amazing Places to See Aboriginal Rock Art in Australia
If you know where to look, Australia is an incredible record of life on earth. Underneath a jetty at Hamelin Pool in…
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Wild Animals of the Larapinta Trail
For one of the most isolated places on earth, the Larapinta Trail has a surprising amount to offer those who make the…
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