New Walks

• Pine Circle

   (West Coast Tasmania - 8km return)

  A pretty walk up through a valley, past an old town water supply dam, following fire roads and up goat tracks to an old pine grove nestled in the bend of a creek

• Copland Track

   (South Island NZ - 18km one-way)

  This popular tramp gives a glimpse of Westland’s spectacular forest, river and mountain scenery, with natural hot pools at Welcome Flat an added attraction.

• Downfall Creek Walk

   (Brisbane City Council Local Walks - 7km one-way)

  Shared path along the creek, from Downfall Creek Bushland Centre to Virginia train station. Don't miss the Huxtable Park Rainforest Boardwalk along the way.

• Mt. Sasao 笹尾山 (Gifu Prefecture)

   (Japan - 500m return)

  One of the military encampments used by one of the main forces involved in the Battle of Sekigahara. You can feel like you are a samurai as you survey the land and imagine the battle.

• Gold Coast Ocean Way

   (Gold Coast - 36km one-way)

  Shared path along the beach from Point Danger to The Gold Coast Seaway or reverse. Can easily be done in stages.

Recent Articles

• Bushwalking Clubs

   (Queensland)

  A list of bushwalking and hiking clubs in Queensland, including Brisbane and South-East Queensland.

• Getting started with hiking

  How do you start hiking, bushwalking or tramping? This page will give you some tips for somebody who wants to get out and enjoy the Aussie bush.

• Turtle Rock

   (Girraween National Park)

  Find out what it takes to be a real Girraween photographer...

• Racecourse Creek

   (Girraween National Park)

  A lyrical reflection on a magical campsite in Girraween National Park.

• Other Websites

  Aussie Bushwalking doesn't contain all the world's bushwalking knowledge (yet) so here's some other sites to fill in your time when you're stuck at home.