Imagine standing on a 400-metre vertical wall with 300-degree views of Australia’s most fascinating landscapes. This guide will give you everything you need to know to hike The Castle. A dominating mountain structure located in the remote Badawangs National Park that can be climbed in a day or as an overnight hike. For more of […]
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You’ve seen it on on anyone who’s been to the Dolomites Instagram. Yes, this is it. The big one. The bucket list hike. Here’s everything you need to know plus a few hot tips to hike the Tre Cime Circuit in 2024. For more of this style of content feel free to check out my
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Right to roam is a thing. It means go where you like and camp where you want, as long as you’re not a dick about it. However, there are a few rules around it. This guide will tell you everything you need to know about Wild Camping in Scotland. For more of this style of
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The Old Man of Storr is synonymous with pictures of the Scottish Highlands. Once you’ve seen it you’ll forever recognise it. This easy approach hikes rates very high on the bang-for-buck scale, offering panoramic views of the Isle of Skye. For more of this style of content feel free to check out my other articles
Ahh yes, you’re in an exotic land, you feel like Indiana Jones, you want to see a snake that can kill you in 5 minutes be charmed by a flute… Here’s a sad fact. Snake Charming is a scam! For more of this style of content feel free to check out my PHOTO INSPO section
This one rates high on the bang-for-buck scale! Conveniently placed on the Eurimbula National Park track and only 30 minutes from Queensland’s Agnes waters and Seventeen-Seventy, the Ganoonga lookout track offers a short walk and an expansive 300-degree wetland view! If you’re in the area make sure you also check out this article on the
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Strap yourself in for some exploring! some of these are easy to reach, and some will take you a few hours. All are worth it!!! See below For more of this style of content, feel free to check out my other articles on AUSTRALIA. I’m Lazy… Just give me a map of 1770 & Agnes
Glide above the water’s edge as you dodge butterflies and green tree frogs on this very accessible 500-metre walk through 1770 Agnes Waters paperbark forest walk. For more of this style of content feel free to check out my HIKING GUIDES or other articles on AUSTRALIA. Key Details Distance – 500 MetresTime Required – 30
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Soaring as the highest peak in Coorabakh National Park, Big Nelly tops out an impressive 546 Metres and stands as an impressive pinnacle in the North Coast of Australia’s New South Wales. This guide will show you exactly how to hike Big Nelly to the summit. For more of this style of content, feel free
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They’re amazing, confusing, inviting, hard to get to and lack information all at the same time. I went through a lot of hassle to have a wicked Dolomites experience and I created this guide so you know exactly what to do! I have a series of guides available HERE on Italy and various huts so
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