Australia’s Hiking and Bushwalking Blog

Sore feet can certainly put a damper on your hiking adventure, but there are steps you can take to prevent them. Here’s a few tips to help prevent sore feet on your next hiking adventure.

Muscle cramps can be painful and frustrating, but they are often preventable. With these tips, you can enjoy the great outdoors without the discomfort of muscle cramps when hiking.

When it comes to hiking gear, one material that is often praised for its versatility and durability is Gore-Tex. In this post, I’ll explore what makes Gore-Tex hiking gear unique, the pros, cons and alternatives.

Blisters can make your hiking experience uncomfortable and even painful. Lambswool is a natural and effective tool for preventing blisters during long hikes.

Even the best hiking boots need to be worn in before they can be completely comfortable and perform at their best. Here’s a few tips on how to break in your hiking boots.

There’s nothing worse than opening your pack at the end of a long day, to find everything soaking wet. I hope these tips help you keep your gear dry.

Condensation is common in hiking tents, especially in cold or humid conditions. Here’s a few tips on how to manage condensation in your hiking tent.

The R-value you need will depend on the conditions in which you will be sleeping. Here is a general guide to the R-values you need for different conditions.

Both carbon fibre and aluminium hiking poles have their pros and cons, and the right choice for you depends on your specific needs and preferences. Which ones are best? Here’s a few things to consider.

Bushfires are a natural part of the Australian landscape, but they can pose a serious threat to hikers. It’s important to be aware of the risks and to take steps to stay safe.

If you’re like me, the rubber tips of your hiking poles will most likely to be sitting in a drawer somewhere. Why use rubber tips on hiking poles? Lets see.

Hiking in Australia? Sun protection is essential! Choose broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher, wear loose-fitting, long-sleeved clothing, and stay hydrated. Start early to avoid the hottest part of the day.

I asked Google, What’s the best hiking blog in Australia? I’m stoked Trail Hiking Australia is up there with some of the best. Well at least according to Google.

I’m impressed with the Water-to-Go Active water filtration system. It is easy to use, effective, and durable. Check out my field test and review.

UHF radios can be a valuable tool for enhancing your hiking experience and staying connected in the wilderness. It’s important to understand the limitations of UHF radios and always carry alternative means of communication.

Both hydration bladders and water bottles have their pros and cons, and the better option for hiking depends on individual preferences and specific hiking needs. Regardless of the method chosen it’s important to stay hydrated.

Maintaining your energy and nourishment on the trail can be a challenge, especially on overnight or multi-day hikes. That’s where freeze dried food comes to the rescue.

When planning breakfast for hiking it’s important to choose foods that are lightweight, non-perishable, and provide sustained energy. Here’s some great breakfast ideas.

You can dehydrate a variety of foods like fruits, vegetables, meats, and even complete dishes like stews, pasta or chili. Here’s a simple hiking stew recipe to try.