The 5 Best Hikes in Peru Alex Carter January 4, 2024 All, Bushwalk & Camp, South, The Americas, Travel Peru is home to some of the world's best hikes. From trekking through deep canyons to snow-capped mountains and ancient ruins, the scenery you will encounter when hiking in Peru is out of this world. With a seemingly endless supply of world-class hikes...
88% Patagonia Ultralight Black Hole Tote Pack Review Alex Carter September 27, 2023 Gear, Reviews, South, The Americas With numerous different packable daypacks out there, it can be hard to narrow down the perfect one. The Patagonia Ultralight Black Hole Tote Pack 27L stands out amongst its peers as a versatile packable backpack perfect for travel and everyday use. Having...
9 Hikes Near Melbourne Accessible by Public Transport Darcy Smith September 13, 2023 Activities, Australia, Bushwalk & Camp, Destinations 2 Comments Love nature but don’t have a car? It’s a common problem for city-dwellers the world over, when most of the time public transport is enough to get us from A to B. But when we want to swap the concrete jungle for something wilder, it can often be tricky...
The 4 Best Hikes in Guatemala – Ultimate Trekking Guide Alex Carter April 27, 2023 Bushwalk & Camp, Central, The Americas, Travel With international travel back in full swing, it's time to start thinking about planning your next overseas trip. If stunning scenery and a rich local culture interest you, Guatemala should be at the top of your travel shortlist. Located in Central America,...
Gear Tips for the Oxfam Trailwalker Paddy February 7, 2022 Australia, Bushwalk & Camp, Events, Partners in Adventure, Tips Long distance bushwalking is a challenging, enduring and rewarding experience. Being out on the trail for hours upon hours can mean that the even smallest of irritations and discomforts can develop into larger issues that have the potential to end your...
Exploring the Kennedy Range Joel Johnnson July 5, 2021 Activities, All, Australia, Bushwalk & Camp, Travel, West Joel Johnsson explores wild and wonderful places while documenting them through his incredible photographs. We dive a little deeper behind the pictures as Joel writes about his recent trip to the imposing rock-faces of the Kennedy Ranges in Western...
Wet Weather Hiking Tips Paddy February 12, 2021 Activities, Australia, Bushwalk & Camp If you love overflowing waterfalls and landscapes bursting with lush mosses and earthy scents, then nothing beats hiking in the rain. Often, heading out in wet weather will be one of the few times you’ll have the trail to yourself, excluding those furry...
Tips for Keeping Cool on Summer Camping Trips Paddy January 21, 2021 All, Australia, Bushwalk & Camp, Tips Long days and blue skies make summer hiking an absolute must for many of us. However, staying comfortable on warmer days requires a bit of knowledge. Unlike winter hiking, where we can always pull on extra layers, summer hiking requires us to think a little...
5 Reasons to Hit the Trail From Our Friends at Get Outside Melbourne Kane Ford January 5, 2021 All, Australia, Bushwalk & Camp, Community, Fitness, Partners in Adventure Get Outside Melbourne's founder Kane Ford loves getting out onto the trail and inspiring others to do so at any opportunity he gets. Kane shares with us his top 5 reasons for heading out to the bush and hitting the trail. Get Outside Melbourne was...
A Backcounty Adventure to Mt Twynam Robbie Baudish September 1, 2020 All, Australia, Bushwalk & Camp, East, Snow Sports There is nothing quite like a backcountry snow adventure. The big mountains, fresh air, snow beneath your feet and sense of freedom, it is definitely a magical experience. Snow addict Robbie and #PaddyStaffer, recently headed out on a 3 day backcountry...