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Tree Surfing at the Mornington Peninsula’s Enchanted Adventure Garden...
“What on earth is tree surfing?” This is the most common response when we tell people we’re off to the Enchanted Adventure Garden at Arthurs Seat. I’m not quite sure what to expect myself, so I just...
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PLB hire in Australia: The ultimate guide to online and offline hire services
For the last six years, I’ve been hiring PLB emergency beacons by mail order through The Bushwalking Blog, providing piece of mind to all manner of adventurers and their families. In one case a PLB...
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Review: Osprey Atmos Men’s 50L Hiking Backpack
Looking to lighten your load? If you’re looking to shed some pack weight so you can enjoy the journey more or perhaps just carry some more luxuries, then this may be a pack worthy of your attention....
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Westgate Park Pink Lake: Mother nature’s yearly gift to Melbourne
Ever heard of a pink lake in Melbourne? I’ve seen pink lakes north-western Victoria and I’ve even seen them in Bolivia, but if you’d told me there’s one seven kilometres from Melbourne’s CBD, I’d have...
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Ted Errey Nature Circuit – Brisbane Ranges National Park (Victoria)
“I’d forgotten how beautiful this place was,” I think aloud. “I can’t believe I haven’t been here in nearly 10 years.” The Ted Errey Nature Circuit in Brisbane Ranges National Park is absolutely one...
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Review: Gear Aid – Save The Planet and Be Cool By Fixing Your Own Gear
Repairing what we already own is increasingly seen as a revolutionary ‘pre-recycling’ activity and a rejection of the linear consumer model of ‘buy-use-dispose’. Across the West, there is a rising...
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Review: Ledlenser MH11 Headtorch
In the last two decades, LEDs have revolutionised lighting for outdoor enthusiasts, this is due to their low energy consumption, long lifetime, physical robustness, small size and fast switching....
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Tidal River to Pillar Point – Wilsons Promontory National Park (VIC)
As busy as the trails of Wilsons Promontory National Park get, there’s no doubt it’s one of Australia’s most beautiful national parks. If you’ve taken the drive to Tidal River yourself you’ll agree,...
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Toorongo Falls Circuit Walk (Toorongo Falls Reserve) & Noojee Trestle Bridge:...
Gippsland, east of Melbourne, is a region full of surprises. Even for most Melbournians, Toorongo Falls is a perfect example. Only two hours from the city, Toorongo Falls Reserve is nestled amongst...
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Freycinet Peninsula Circuit: A mesmerizing coastal hiking experience...
On the East Coast of Tasmania lies one of the most stunning National Parks that is renowned for having breathtaking bushwalks. Get ready to be awed by jaw-dropping lush landscapes, soaring pink...
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Review: Patagonia Men’s Stretch Rainshadow Jacket – Water off a duck’s back
Looking for a waterproof jacket that not only sheds water like a duck’s back but is made from recycled materials as well. The Patagonia Stretch Rainshadow will not only keep you dry but let you do...
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Living Bush Nature Walk – Dandenong Ranges National Park (Victoria)
Need to Know Map Last Visited: May 2019 Length (km): 3 km Time (hrs/min): 1 hour Grade: Easy Style: Partial Circuit Region: Melbourne Park: Dandenong Ranges National Park Closest Town: Upper Ferntree...
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6 ways to have more time for outdoor adventure
Life is busy, right? We know how amazing hitting the trails, catching a wave or climbing a crag can be for our physical and mental health. We feel the difference that a day (or even a few hours) in...
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Osprey Rook Backpack Review: A clever checkmate with a value-stacked backpack
In chess, the Rook – sometimes called the castle – is the least interesting of all the pieces. It has no regal title or fancy moves. It just sits in the corner like a naughty child until required....
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Mount Rinjani Trekking: Traversing Indonesia’s second highest volcano on the...
“Where do we stand on trekking Mount Rinjani, a volcano in Indonesia that I’m completely physically unprepared for, in order to make myself feel less dead inside?” This is the question I pose in the...
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Bucket List: 7 of the best outdoor adventures in Queensland
Image courtesy of Yanguang Lan (on Unsplash) It’s almost painful to imagine how many people visit Queensland and don’t see much more than high-rise lined beach strips, luxury resorts and theme parks....
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Mount Batur Sunrise Trekking – Bali, Indonesia
There aren’t too many things that’ll get me out of bed at 2am, but watching the sunrise from Bali’s Mount Batur was one of them. I was so glad I made the early start. This wasn’t my first mountaintop...
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Review: SCARPA Vapor V Rock Climbing Shoes
“Climbing shoes are supposed to hurt” Fortunately, this doesn’t apply to the SCARPA Vapor V – A well-rounded shoe that is incredibly comfortable for long days of climbing, yet still maintains some...
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Bucket list: 6 of the best outdoor adventures near Launceston
Cataract Gorge, Launceston Image courtesy of Luke Webber (on flickr) Tasmania‘s riverside city in the north may be known for its food, wine, coffee, and rich cultural heritage, but it’s just as...
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5 discounted Melbourne experiences for adventurous souls
Whether you’re an adventurous Melbournian or an adventurous visitor, there’s a veritable bucketload of experiences on offer that can help scratch that itch we both know you have. Exploring new places...
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