The Karunjie Track: remote Kimberley beauty
Have you ever seen a track on a map and said to yourself, “I can’t wait to tackle that one”? The remote Old Karunjie Track in the Kimberley was one…
Karikari – The Paradise Peninsula
When you’re craving a dose of vitamin sea, look no further than the Karikari Peninsula, home to some of New Zealand’s most beautiful white-sand beaches. Doubtless Bay Sailing past the…
The road to Gordon Dam
The plan was to check out an incredible double arched dam wall near Strathgordon. But Tasmania’s many diversions always have a way of keeping Kev Smith on the road that…
Wonders await at Woodpecker Bay
The Great Coast Road that spreads along the South Island’s western coast was nominated by Lonely Planet as one of the top 10 coastal drives in the world, and it…
Exploring the Eyre – Port Augusta to Ceduna
The Eyre Highway stretches a whopping 1660 km from Port Augusta in South Australia to Norseman in Western Australia, covering one of Australia’s harshest and most isolated areas. It’s a…
The Highlights of Gundagai’s Heritage Trail
If you asked 100 people what springs to mind when they think of Gundagai in southern NSW, most would answer the The Dog on the Tuckerbox. They’d be right of…
The Coromandel – is west the best?
This adventure to the Coromandel’s west coast takes in rustic towns, historic sites, bay-side camping and a heap of quirks and treasures along the ‘309’ Road. When you ask people…
Waratah: the town at the top of a waterfall
Waratah went from being Tasmania’s most important town, to one of its most obscure. Only now is it being rediscovered for the fascinating destination that it is. For one thing,…
Mount Kaputar: adventures by Foot & 4WD
Rising from the sprawling agricultural fields that dominate the western edge of NSW’s Northern Tablelands, the Nandewar Range is a volcanically-carved landscape of great valleys, rugged formations, sub-alpine forest, unique…
The Kennedy Ranges: Getting off the beaten track
With camping and the freedom to explore our wide country edging their way back on the table, what better time to check out some remote and spectacularly underrated places, like…
