Aussie Bushwalking

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Aussie Bushwalking is a user-supplied list of bushwalking and hiking tracks in Australia - made by bushwalkers, for bushwalkers. It helps bushwalkers find new walks, share walks and track conditions and remember their Australian bushwalking/hiking activities.

New Walks

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(Northern Territory - 1311km return)
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Xanthorrhoea Track (Maroochy River Conservation Area)
(Sunshine Coast - 2km one-way)
A peaceful and shady trail through the remnant bushland of the area.
Maroochydore (Picnic Point) to Marcoola Beach (SCCP 8)
(Sunshine Coast - 12km one-way)
Coastal walk that is part of Sunshine Coast Coastal Walk.
Mooloolaba Beach to Maroochydore (Picnic Point) (SCCP 7)
(Sunshine Coast - 8km one-way)
Coastal walk that is part of the Sunshine Coast Coastal Walk.
Mt Kosciuszko from Thredbo (Eagles Nest)
(Kosciuszko National Park - 13km return)
A 13km return walk from the Eagles Nest Restaurant (at the top of the Kosciuszko Chairlift). It's a pretty straightforward forward walk to the highest point in Australia. The track is easy to find…

News

Snapper Point
was ticked by Bobbe

21 hours ago

This is a must do walk and one i think a lot of people don't even realise is here. Rivals Noosa NP for its beauty and has far less people around.

Joggly Point
was ticked by Bobbe

21 hours ago

completed as part of the walk through the whole headland. This is a stunning walk and well worth it. Completed on a milder day in April with a nice breeze. Would be good in summer if you do it early so you can stop for the odd swim in some gorgeous locations.

Half Tide Rock
was ticked by Bobbe

21 hours ago

Completed this walk as part of the bigger headland walk. Absolutely gorgeous

White Rock Ridge Hike
was ticked by dwade

21 hours ago

Great walk. Just be aware that the distance of the Ridge Track itself is 1.8km from the start of that track to White Rock itself. It's about 2km from the actual start of the walk at the picnic area to get to the start of the Ridge Track. The loop around White Rock is another 1.5km. The .gpx file on this site takes you on a slightly shorter version of the loop around White Rock and is definitely the 'road less travelled!' This shortcut is somewhat overgrown now but is still navigable and adds some extra interest compared to the maintained route - both join onto the same fire road below White Rock. From that fire road you can take a route back up to the main Ridge Track (which is the way the .gpx file will take you and is more scenic) or follow the fire trail back to the picnic area for an easier option. The drive into the main picnic area is unusual in the fact that to access the area you drive through residential streets of a new housing estate. Climbing White Rock is now very clearly signed as prohibited including warnings of significant fines for doing so also stating that it is patrolled by Police and council officers. A great walk and highly recommended. We completed the .gpx route in 2 hours walking quite briskly as we had limited time.