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Bushwalking in Australia and New Zealand

Lightweight Bushwalking / Hiking Gear

Carnarvon Gorge lies within the spectacular and rugged ranges of Queensland's central highlands. Lined with vegetation and fed by the waters of numerous side gorges, Carnarvon Creek winds between towering sandstone cliffs. The gorge is a cool and moist oasis within the dry environment of central Queensland.

Beach Walks - a wonderful way to explore Australia's coastline by easy stages

Mount Grattai and Gins Mountain

Mount Yarrowyck

The Lower Chandler River From the Long Point shelter shed ridge to the Macleay

The Chandler River A challenging area for experienced bushwalkers, and a wonderful part of the world.

Thunderbolt's Lookout is a short easy walk in the Torrington area.

From the mountains to the sea This is a classic walk from the escarpment of the New England National Park down Grass Tree ridge, along the upper Bellinger River, then kayaking from Bellingen to Urunga along the lower Bellinger River.

Dangars Falls and Salisbury Waters This is one of the easiest ways into the gorge country, catering for all levels of fitness and interest.

Mihi Gorge This short gorge with the Mihi Falls at its head is the first named tributary of Salisbury Waters.

Sarum Lookout, Salisbury Waters and McDirtys Lookout This is an interesting daywalk for those willing to go off the track.

Dangars Falls Gorge A route for rockclimbers rather than bushwalkers.

The Apsley River and Green Gully Creek A classic river walk, starting from Budds Mare.

Apsley Gorge Track The gorge rim between Walcha and Armidale

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