TRAIL TUESDAYS
The cooler months are rolling in, and if you’re anything like us, that’s the green light to lace up, pack light, and head to the trail. There’s something about crisp air, quieter trails, and those golden afternoon views that just hits different this time of year.
Welcome to Trail Tuesdays, your weekly hit-list of hikes worth getting amongst. Every Tuesday, we’ll be rounding up a mix of single and multi-day trails across each state and territory, from well-loved classic national parks to a few under-the-radar gems.
Trail Tuesdays: South Australia Edition
South Australia’s hiking scene is seriously underrated. Beyond the wine regions and coastline, the state is packed with rugged ranges, outback landscapes, and coastal trails that deserve way more attention. For this week’s Trail Tuesdays, we’re heading into SA’s best day hikes and overnight adventures. Single Day Hikes Mount Lofty Summit Hike One of Adelaide’s most popular hikes for good reason, the Mount Lofty Summit Trail takes place over 8km and combines steady climbing with huge views back across the city. Taking around 2-3 hours, this moderate trail offers panoramic views of Cleland National Park, alongside the stunning Mount Lofty...
Trail Tuesdays: Queensland Edition
Queensland is best known for beaches and tropical weather, and there’s no shortage of incredible hikes hidden throughout the state. From rainforest summits and volcanic peaks to tropical islands and remote outback trails, these are some of the best hikes Queensland has to offer. Single day hikes Mount Ngungun (Glass House Mountains) If you’re after a shorter summit hike with a huge payoff, Mount Ngungun is hard to beat. Mount Ngungun is the sixth tallest of the Glass House Mountains, and has a well maintained walking trail to the summit. The trail steadily climbs through bushland before opening up to...
Trail Tuesdays: Western Australia Edition
Western Australia does things differently. Bigger landscapes, bigger distances, and trails that make you feel properly remote. From coastal cliffs and turquoise bays to rugged gorges and towering karri forests, WA has no shortage of hikes worth adding to your list. For this week’s Trail Tuesdays, we’re heading west and rounding up some of the best single and multi-day hikes across Western Australia. Single-day Hikes Bald Head Walk Trail (Torndirrup National Park) The Bald Head Walk is easily one of the most scenic coastal hikes in WA. Just a 10 minute drive from Albany, this moderate trail will take most...
Trail Tuesdays: Victoria Edition
For this edition of Trail Tuesdays, we’re heading south and rounding up some of the best hikes in Victoria. Whether you’re chasing a quick coastal walk, a full-day summit mission, or an overnight adventure, these are the trails worth adding to your list. Within a few hours of Melbourne, you’ve got rugged coastlines, alpine peaks, rainforest gullies, waterfalls, and enough winding trails to keep your weekends booked out year-round. Single-day Hikes The Pinnacle Walk in Grampians National Park If there’s one hike that belongs on every Victorian hiking bucket list, it’s this one. The Pinnacle Walk delivers wide views spanning...
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