Beyond Sydney

This easy loop walk explores the riverfront areas of Cotter Reserve before linking up with part of the Cotter Dam Discovery Trail. Enjoy the riverside scenery and meet some of the local wildlife along the way.

The Sanctuary Loop is an accessible nature trail in Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve in Canberra. The trail meanders along boardwalks and sealed paths and over interconnected wetland ponds. Side-trips offer the opportunity to explore areas where you may see koalas and platypus.

This short scenic trail explores the Woolgoolga Headland where you have a good chance of spotting whales in winter and kangaroos and seabirds year-round.

The Walgun Cape Byron walking track is a spectacular loop trail that takes you to the easternmost point of mainland Australia.

The Monument Hill Loop Walk showcases some of the Mid-North Coast’s best coastal landscapes peppered with some interesting history and wildlife.

Situated to the west of Canberra’s CBD, this scenic walk features open countryside, woodland trails, Murrumbidgee River views, and abundant birdlife.

The Arkaba Walk is a three-day guided walk through a private wildlife conservancy in the Flinders Ranges of South Australia.

There are hundreds of kilometres of walking trails within the Blue Mountains National Park. The Prince Henry Cliff Walk is one of the most scenic and accessible.

Hiking the Cocora Valley is a sometimes challenging experience but the breathtaking views and rich biodiversity mean it’s also one you’ll not readily forget.

Jerabomberra Wetlands is a peaceful place to walk, especially in the early morning and evening when the wildlife is most active and the light is at its best.

Stunning views await on this invigorating climb to the top of Tomaree Headland in Port Stephens NSW.

Explore Melbourne’s on this walk which takes in seven of the city’s best known and most loved gardens.

There’s plenty to see in Canberra and you’ll get a glimpse of much of it on this walk around Lake Burley Griffin.

The Djurgården Loop Walk combines nature, history, gardens and some of the city's best museums all in one place. Just minutes from the city centre, Djurgården is a must see for visitors to Stockholm.

Just off the coast of Helsinki, this trail offers a delightful mix of history, natural beauty, and maritime charm.

One of the best ways to see this beautiful island is to view it from on high on this walk up to the highest point. This walk is one of many on the island and can be combined with others like the side trail to Escape Beach, included here.

This is a popular walk with locals and families and the abundance of wildlife attracts birdwatchers and fisherman too. In the warmer months the river serves as a popular swimming hole.

The Grand Canyon Walk is one of the most popular trails in the World Heritage listed Blue Mountain’s National Park.

The Yindyamarra Sculpture Walk, is a beautiful meandering trail along the New South Wales side of the Murray River.

This walk takes you around the historic town of Beechworth and along surrounding nature trails, with a side trip to the local cemetery.

The Kumano Kodo is one of the most beautiful, pristine and peaceful places I’ve ever walked. If you’re thinking of walking this trail I hope you’ll find this helpful. I’ve included information about planning for your walk, getting around, accommodation and more.