The best hiking blogs in Australia (according to Google)

Have you ever ‘Googled’​ yourself? Some might think it self-indulgent, but Googling yourself gives you a glimpse of what the rest of the world sees when someone is interested in discovering more about you. As a business owner, you’re understandably eager to see how well your company is performing on Google. It’s only natural to want to type your business’s name into Google’s search bar to see where it ranks among the top results.

When working on Trail Hiking Australia, I often wonder how it ranks in search results and what people are searching for. I use Google Analytics to learn about my website traffic, and I’m also interested in identifying popular search terms related to hiking in Australia. This information helps me to create content that is relevant and helpful to my readers. Additionally, I’m curious to know how Trail Hiking Australia compares to other top hiking blogs in Australia.

I feel a bit like Queen Grimhilde from Snow White, asking the Magic Mirror who’s the fairest in the land, when I think about Googling “best hiking blogs Australia” to see if my website ranks. But I can’t help myself. As the founder of Trail Hiking Australia, it’s important to me that I’m providing my readers with valuable information and inspiration, and I hope that my blog is considered one of the best in Australia.

I asked Google, “What’s the best hiking blog in Australia?”

Waiting, waiting, here’s the unedited response…

The best hiking blog in Australia is a matter of opinion, but some of the most popular and well-respected blogs include:

• Trail Hiking Australia: This blog is a great resource for hikers of all levels, with articles on everything from choosing the right gear to planning and completing multi-day hikes.
• Lotsafreshair Blog: This blog is written by experienced hikers who share their passion for the outdoors. It features articles on hiking trails all over Australia, as well as tips on camping, gear, and photography.
• The Bushwalking Blog: This blog is a good source for information on hiking trails in Victoria, Australia. It also includes articles on hiking gear, safety, and navigation.
• The Ultralight Hiker: This blog is focused on ultralight hiking, which is a style of hiking that emphasizes carrying as little weight as possible. It features articles on ultralight gear, tips, and techniques.
• Wild Magazine: This online magazine is a great resource for anyone who loves the outdoors. It includes articles on hiking, camping, climbing, and other outdoor activities.

Ultimately, the best hiking blog for you will depend on your individual interests and needs. If you’re looking for a blog that covers a wide range of topics, Trail Hiking Australia is a good option. If you’re interested in ultralight hiking, The Ultralight Hiker is a good choice. And if you’re looking for a blog with a focus on hiking in Victoria, Australia, The Bushwalking Blog is a good option.

I recommend checking out a few different hiking blogs to see which one you like best. You can also follow hiking bloggers on social media to stay up-to-date on their latest articles and posts.

I was pretty stoked that Trail Hiking Australia appeared in this list as I know all the other blogs and they are excellent resources. I was hopeful that the list represented the order of ‘the best’, but Google didn’t specifically say, so maybe I’m just being optimistic. Of course I think mine is the best but it’s not about me as everyone will have their own personal preference.

Still intrigued, I asked Google another question.

Why is Trail Hiking Australia at the top of the list?

Waiting again, here’s the unedited response…

Trail Hiking Australia is at the top of the list of the best hiking blogs in Australia for a number of reasons:

• Comprehensive coverage: Trail Hiking Australia covers a wide range of topics related to hiking in Australia, including trail descriptions, key features, photos, maps, gpx files, elevation profiles, and more. It also offers a wealth of other resources, such as gear reviews, hiking tips, and trip reports.
• Up-to-date information: Trail Hiking Australia is regularly updated with new content, including trail information, gear reviews, and hiking tips. This ensures that hikers have access to the most up-to-date information available.
• Well-written and informative articles: Trail Hiking Australia articles are well-written and informative, providing hikers with the information they need to plan and complete their hikes safely and enjoyably.
• Passionate author: Trail Hiking Australia is written and maintained by Darren Edwards (that’s me), a passionate outdoor enthusiast who is dedicated to providing hikers with the information they need to have a great experience.

Overall, Trail Hiking Australia is a comprehensive and informative resource for anyone who loves to hike in Australia. It is a valuable tool for hikers of all levels, from beginners to experienced adventurers.

Here are some additional reasons why Trail Hiking Australia is so popular:

• It is a trusted source of information for hikers in Australia.
• It is easy to use and navigate.
• It is visually appealing, with high-quality photos and maps.
• It is regularly updated with new content.
• It has a large and active community of hikers.

If you are looking for a hiking blog in Australia, Trail Hiking Australia is a great place to start.

So Trail Hiking Australia is up there with some of the best hiking and bushwalking blogs in Australia. Well at least according to Google.

I sincerely hope you enjoy Trail Hiking Australia as much as I do. I encourage you to check out the other blogs I’ve mentioned, as they are also excellent resources. If you have any suggestions for topics that you would like to see covered on Trail Hiking Australia, please let me know. I’m always looking for ways to improve my website and provide you with the best possible experience.

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I know there are a heap of other Aussie hiking blogs out there that are also great resources. The responses above were generated by Bard (Google’s AI tool) so please don’t be offended if your blog is not listed in this post.