With most of my time spent on a river and in the outdoors whether it's fly fishing, rowing drift boats, or even paddling a packraft, I’d never undertaken a bikerafting trip. The Murrumbidgee River around Gundagai was the perfect proving ground for this newfound way to explore a river. Not too far to ride or paddle and not super technical paddling for a first-time bikerafter.
Chloe, Anne and Anna (Doods) recently spent three days walking through the Jagungal Wilderness, a bucket list experience for any bushwalking enthusiast. The 40-ish kilometre loop via Round Mountain Trail and Grey Mare Trail, including summiting Mount Jagungal, encompasses everything...
Having finally pulled the trigger on a new bikepacking rig, Chris recently went out for a shakedown of his bikepacking gear. With the majority of his gear coming from his existing hiking kit, he shows us that with some minor...
When you think of a typical day in Northern Kosciuszko National Park, you think of hiking, fly fishing, huts, and scenic views. That's exactly what Chloe did, finding Kosciuszko's hidden gems in the park's northern end. The day starts by...
We're back on track with another multi-day section of Australia's most underrated thru-hike, the Hume and Hovell Track. This time, we started near Wee Jasper at the Fitzpatrick Trackhead, finishing 58km and three days later at the Thomas Boyd Trackhead...
Tom's Outdoors presents; 'Jordan the Runner'. A short film about a local mother, wife, volunteer, school teacher, student and runner, Jordan Maki-Richards, who ran 200km from Tumut to Thredbo. Furthermore, it's a feel-good story of a community coming together to...
Every time I walk a section of the Hume and Hovell track, I am left humbled and impressed. The Hume and Hovell track has you completely immersed in the Australian bush, climbing over, under and around the landscape. You can...
