Category: Walks

Lilydale Falls.

Just a short 25 minutes drive from Launceston, you will come across a cute little town called Lilydale. Previously called upper piper it changed its name in 1887. This town with approximately 590 people, is the gateway to see Lilydale Falls. Around the area, you will also find Mount...

Ten places everyone should visit in Australia

There is something magical about Australia, it really is a unique place. Australia is the world’s largest island, covering 7.692 million km. It is home to many different climates from the mild temperatures of Tasmania, to the tropical heat of the Daintree. It really is an amazing place to...

Koala Park – Creswick

Creswick’s Koala Park. In 1942, forestry students built the Koala Park by constructing a fence in a section of the forest just out of Creswick to be used as a breeding area for koalas. They released Koalas into the enclosure to breed and boost the numbers of the local...

Walking trails of Hamilton Island – Part 1 -Escape Beach

Hamilton Island has over 20km of scenic walking trails to explore, and every time we go to Hamilton Island we make sure we go and explore the majestic walking trials of Hamilton Island. There are two main entrances to the uninhabited section of the island that the Hiking trails...

Top things to do in Western Australia.

Western Australia, a land as vast as it is beautiful. Australia is the sixth largest country in the world by pure size, however amazingly 53rd by population. When you visit Australia you notice something, that most of the population seems to be within half a dozen hours of the...

Escape Beach – Hamilton Island

Escape Beach – Hamilton Island Park your caravan in Airlie beach and catch a boat over to Hamilton Island for some amazing walks that will not only challenge you but will leave you wanting to explore more. Hamilton Island is the largest inhabited island in the Whitsundays, with its own...

Towerhill Nature reserve

Just out of Port Fairy on your way back to Warrnambool is the magical, picturesque Towerhill. There is something magical about driving down the road into the crater of a dormant volcano. Driving past ash deposits, large hills, and vibrant flora and fauna....

Nature’s Window – Kalbarri National Park

See the view through Nature’s Window at Kalbarri National Park. 6 and a half hours north of the Perth is the beautiful coastal town of Kalbarri. Kalbarri is on our list as one of the must-see places in Western Australia. There are many reasons that it makes the list, however...

Sheoak Falls and Swallow Cave -Lorne

Just fifteen minutes out of Lorne on your way to Apollo Bay, along the magnificent Great Ocean Road is a great walk within the Otway National Park. There are five walks available from the Sheoak Falls carpark. Sheoak Falls (600m – Oneway) Swallow Cave – via Sheoak Falls (about...

Kings Canyon

Kings Canyon After 4 hours of driving from Yalara to Kings Canyon, four stiff bodies were eager to stretch their legs and go for a hike up and around Kings Canyon. We arrived at Kings Canyon at 3 o’clock in the afternoon and began the hike towards the Canyon....