Underrated Day Walks 1 Hour from Melbourne (or Less!)
As much as I love Melbourne, I always had one big bone to pick with it: you have to drive a couple of hours outside of the CBD to access
Hikes
The Cape Woolamai Circuit – Phillip Island’s Best Day Walk
In all honesty, I’ve always considered Phillip Island a little overrated. It’s busy, overpriced and you can find better wildlife experiences and just as spectacular (if not better?) coastal scenery
A Weekend Walking from Scarborough to Whitby via the Cleveland Way
To kick off 2023 in style and set the tone for the rest of the year, my sister and I wanted to embark on a wholesome outdoor adventure over the
Victoria’s Best Scramble Hike: Sugarloaf Peak via Wells Cave Track
When my sister travelled to Australia to visit me for the first time, I wanted us to do a challenging day hike that would utterly show off the rugged, epic
The Malham Circular Walk in Winter: Janet’s Foss, Gordale Scar & Malham Cove
The Malham Circular Walk is a fantastic easy to moderate 8-9 kilometre (roughly 5.5 mile) well trafficked loop in the stunning Yorkshire Dales, England. It is sometimes referred to as
An Overnight Hike Up Victoria’s Highest Mountain, Mount Bogong
Sitting at 1986m tall, Mount Bogong is the most majestic of all mountains in Victoria. It can be conquered as a challenging 6-10 hour, 16km day hike or a (still
The Top Hikes Across Australia
For the top hikes in Australia, look no further than these recommendations of incredible walks around the country. From Western Australia to incredible Tasmania, each state has brilliantly distinct hiking
Three Incredible Waterfalls to Visit in the Otway National Park
The Great Otway region of Victoria, Australia, boasts one of the highest levels of rainfall in the state. As a result, there are brilliantly full cascading waterfalls hidden within some
The Colca Canyon Hike – Tips to Learn From My Mistakes!
Most people have heard of the famous Grand Canyon in Arizona. It is one of the world’s most popular natural sights, attracting an incredible 5+ million tourists a year. Yet