Walks

The moss forests of Tasmania feel different the moment you step into them. Not in a mystical sense, but in the immediate,…

Paluma Range sits inland from Townsville, a modest but genuine piece of rainforest that most people underestimate. I’ve walked through it dozens…

The wet tropics draws people to waterfalls the way a magnet pulls iron. There’s something about the promise of cascading water, cool…

The Scenic Rim sits in that awkward zone where the landscape looks manageable from a distance but reveals its teeth once you’re…

Mount Glorious sits about an hour northwest of Brisbane, and it’s one of those places that looks deceptively manageable on a map.…

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…