Walks

After spending considerable time on Australian rainforest boardwalks across Queensland, New South Wales, and Tasmania, I’ve learned that the experience varies dramatically…

The rainforest edge at Cradle Mountain sits in a zone where two systems collide. The wet, dense forest gives way to alpine…

The Daintree rainforest doesn’t announce itself. You walk into it, and the noise – or rather, the sudden absence of familiar noise…

The Border Track in Lamington National Park sits somewhere between a popular day walk and a serious mountain undertaking. Most people who…

Dorrigo National Park sits on the Atherton Tablelands edge, and the escarpment walks there operate under conditions most people don’t fully anticipate…

Port Douglas sits at the edge of one of the world’s oldest rainforests, and the walking options there carry a particular character.…

The creeks in Gondwana rainforests don’t behave the way most people expect them to. I’ve spent enough time wading through them to…

The Jindalba Boardwalk cuts through a section of the Daintree that most people never properly see. You walk it in under an…

The rainforest around Cairns has a reputation that precedes it. People arrive expecting lush canopy, wildlife encounters, and that sense of stepping…