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The Beauty Of The Tarkine Drive

Ruby Claire16/03/2018

The Tarkine Drive winds through Australia’s largest tract of unprotected temperate rainforest, situated in Tasmania’s North West. The 60km loop snakes through 4... Read More...

A Blast Up Booroomba Rocks // Namadgi NP (ACT)

Dan McInnes11/03/2018

In terms of effort-reward ratio, the hike up to Booroomba Rocks in the Namadgi National Park is a good'n. In under an hour this short but steep hike can get you... Read More...

tim ashelford, cathedral of ferns, mt wilson, blue mountains, nsw, slow travel

We Need To Slow Down Nature Tourism

Edwin Montoya Zorilla01/03/2018

With our wild places under increasing stress, it has never been more important for us to take responsibility for our actions. Explorer Edwin Montoya Zorilla mig... Read More...

Coming Home. To The Wilderness

Ruby Claire24/02/2018

The wilderness, in its true form, no longer exists on planet earth. Our oceans are polluted and an array of species are extinct. Every mountain and river has be... Read More...

Lewis Burnett, Hunting for Paradise, Kakadu National Park, Photo Essay, crocodile

A Journey Through Kakadu National Park // Photo Essay

Lewis Burnett07/02/2018

Kakadu National Park is the archetype of Northern Australia, with picturesque examples of its unique flora, fauna and landscapes. Lewis Burnett had his camera a... Read More...

Jacquie Tapsall // Explorer Of The Month – February ’18

Jacquie Tapsall01/02/2018

Meet Jacquie Tapsall, Founder of Hit The Road Jac and our February Explorer Of The Month. Jacquie is an inspiration-monger extraordinaire who loves to encourage... Read More...

How to's

You Can Build An Igloo In Australia – Here’s How

Gear

Scarpa Kailash Trek GTX // Gear Review

What’s A Superultralight Pack Like? – Osprey Lumina 60 // Gear Review

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