Australia Northern Beaches NSW Sydney - North
Trig Bagging at Cottage Point
Exploring some of the Cottage Point trig stations and Aboriginal engraving sites which are hidden in the bush.
Australia Northern Beaches NSW Sydney - North
A bushbash to Bairne Trig
A tough and sometimes painful climb to the Bairne Trig (TS681) and a search for Aboriginal engravings along the Bairne Trail
Australia Northern Beaches NSW Sydney - North
Rediscovering the Waratah Track (West Head)
The Waratah Track is one of the longer West Head firetrails; while not the most exciting bushwalk, hidden along its length are a number of Aboriginal engraving sites and lookouts.
Australia Northern Beaches NSW Sydney - North
Mount Murray Anderson (Ku-ring-gai NP)
A rough track past the “Arthur” trig station and multiple Aboriginal rock engraving sites to Mount Murray Anderson. Great views from the end of the ridge.
Australia Northern Beaches NSW Sydney - North
Secrets of the Chiltern Trail (Ku-ring-gai NP)
An easy walk along the Chiltern Trail (a firetrail) is combined with some challenging off-track detours to Crystal Creek, rock outcrops and a trig station.
Australia Ku-ring-gai NSW Sydney - North
Sphinx to Bobbin Head Loop (Ku-ring-gai NP)
The Sphinx to Bobbin Head loop is a varied and interesting bushwalk from the Sphinx Memorial in North Turramurra down to Cowan Creek and back via Bobbin Head.
Australia Northern Beaches NSW Sydney - North
Cowan and Wilkins Tracks (Ku-ring-gai NP)
The Cowan Track and Wilkins Track are both accessed via the Perimeter Trail in Duffys Forest, providing easy access to two lookouts over Cowan Creek and an Aboriginal engraving site.
Australia Hunter NSW
A tough climb to Careys Peak via the Corker Trail (Barrington Tops)
The hike to Careys Peak (1,544m asl) involves a hard slog up the Corker Trail, with almost all the altitude gain in the first few kilometres. The reward is sweeping views from the peak towards the coast.
Australia East Coast Tasmania
Hiking up Mount Maria – the highest peak on Maria Island
Mount Maria (711m) is the highest point on the island, and offers sweeping views up and down the Tasmanian coast from the top. A steep walk up with some scrambling required just before the summit.