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The Gibberagong Track is one of Sydney’s hidden gems. With a wild and jungly feel this trail offers a fantastic rugged walk with the option for a swim in stunning emerald water as well as lots of great picnic spots. We’ll tell you exactly what to expect in terms of difficulty and what to look out for along the way.
It’s hard to believe that such amazing Aboriginal rock art can still be seen so close to Sydney. The fact that the walk to the cave is also through a beautiful and quiet forest and you can finish the trail with a dip in a fabulous wild swimming hole is the icing on the cake. Here’s what to expect from the trail and our tips for a great trip.
The Sydney Harbour Foreshore Walk from Circular Quay to Woolloomooloo never fails to impress. This easy walk has jaw dropping views throughout and explores the harbour, the Royal Botanic Gardens, one of Sydney’s best sunset spots and finishes up with a fantastic bar on the Woolloomooloo Finger Wharf. What could be better?
Having hiked 9 of the Great Walks of New Zealand we know what you need and what you don’t. With advice on how to save weight, how to make sure your gear won’t get soaked and how much clothing you’ll actually need. Whether you’ll be walking the Milford Track or paddling the Whanganui Journey this guide has you covered.
Fall is a wonderful time to visit Yosemite - providing you’re not hoping for fall foliage that is! We’ll take you through all the upsides of visiting at this time of year based on personal experience, plus the negatives we encountered too. By the end of the post you’ll know if Yosemite in fall is the right time to visit for you.
To celebrate becoming citizens, we’ve put together a complete guide to speaking Australian. Let’s be clear from the off, you might think Aussies speak English but they definitely speak Australian. After living here for six years we’ll take you through all the hilarious phrases that you’d hear from the streets of Sydney to the wilds of the Outback.
