About 1hr north-east of Gosford lies my favourite section of the Great North Walk to date: deep rainforest gullies and tree-lined trails make for standout bushwalking. The campsite ...
On 26 July, 2015 / By James StuartEasy access with beautiful views of the Georges River: this short bushwalk is one of our top Sydney children’s walks. The Ridge Walk follows a bushtrack up the ...
On 21 June, 2015 / By James StuartEating a hearty meal in the backcountry is one of the great pleasures of overnight hiking. From satay tofu to grilled wraps, here are my five most memorable ...
On 10 May, 2015 / By James StuartThis section of the Great North Walk takes you through the sandstone ridges and creek gullies around Mooney Mooney Creek. It reveals a nuanced landscape defined by expansive ...
On 26 April, 2015 / By James StuartOnly 20 minutes drive from our front door in south-west Sydney, Georges River National Park is home to a couple of great children’s walk, including the Yeramba Lagoon ...
On 28 February, 2015 / By James StuartSo what’s it like taking your partner on her first overnight hike? With some careful planning and a bit of grandparental assistance, I took Jane to South East Forests ...
On 21 February, 2015 / By James StuartSkirting the rim of spectacular escarpment country, this easy walk is replete with dramatic lookouts, tall waterfalls and even a hidden grotto. It’s a very accessible introduction to ...
On 3 January, 2015 / By James StuartA 350-page social history of Australian bushwalking might sound like a tedious scrub bash. The reality is an insightful and approachable read that shows just how walking has ...
On 30 November, 2014 / By James StuartFor a different view of the iconic Wentworth Falls area, take your children on this clifftop walk, which crosses heath replete with wild flowers. Your destination: a lesser-known ...
On 13 November, 2014 / By James StuartOn a painfully hot Spring day, I set out on a solo hike from Glenbrook in the lower Blue Mountains. My destination was the town of Springwood some ...
On 5 November, 2014 / By James Stuart