New Walks

• Hufangalupe Natural Land Bridge, Cliffs & Beach

   (Overseas - 2.1km return)

  A nice walk to some interesting coastal features. This walk starts along the coastal section of Hala Hufangalupe road which can be driven though the road is narrow and in rough condition. By walking the…

• Tsunami Rock & Beach

   (Overseas - 700m return)

  A short walk to a pretty beach and the Tsunami Rock (The Maka Sio'ata) which is thought to be the largest piece of tsunami debris ever found. This large rock is believed to have been carried the 100m…

• Ha’amonga ‘a Maui Trilithon

   (Overseas - 800m return)

  Visit the Stonehenge of the South Pasific. The Ha’amonga ‘a Maui Trilithon dates from 1200AD and is protected within the Ha’amonga ‘a Maui Historical Park. Take a stroll around…

• Anahulu Cave & Beach

   (Overseas - 800m return)

  A short walk on Tonga's main island Tongatapu. The walk includes a small enterance fee and will lead you into the Anahulu Cave and down to Anahulu beach. The cave has a main walkway and lighting but…

• Matamanoa

   (Fiji - 1.5km return)

  A short walk around Matamanoa Island an island in the Mamanuca Islands group. The walk starts at the main resort area and visits Matamanoa's two highpoints.

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.