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The Porters Pass, Colliers Causeway and Centennial Glen Circuit walk is one of the best short trails in the Blue Mountains. It remains incredibly quiet despite how much there is to see along the way, with fantastic waterfalls, rainforest, and even a hidden slot canyon. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the trail including difficulty and terrain.
The Valley of the Waters is the best place to go waterfall chasing in the Blue Mountains. With seven incredible waterfalls, ranging from famous spots to hidden gems, this walk is an absolute dream. We’re sharing everything you need to know, from trail conditions to difficulty, and which waterfalls not to miss.
Dorrigo has some of the most spectacular waterfalls in NSW. We’re sharing the best of the waterfalls, from the ones you can swim in to those along epic rainforest hikes. We’ve even letting you in on one that hides a night time secret. We’ve visited every waterfall in Dorrigo, so you can be sure you won’t miss a thing!
Jingga and Minerva Pools are two of Sydney’s most gorgeous wild swimming spots, and you can visit them both in an afternoon. The deep pools are sublime, big enough for a proper swim and both are in spectacular settings. This guide covers the walking tracks to each, and everything else you need to know to plan your visit.
The Lyrebird Track is the quietest walk in New England National Park, but that doesn’t mean it’s lacking in beauty. With both eucalypt and rainforest, as well as some great mountain views, there’s a lot to see on this pretty trail. You’ll also be serenaded by countless lyrebirds along the way. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the walk.
Although most often associated with winter activities, the Snowy Mountains are an incredible year round destination. With some of the best hiking trails in the whole state, fantastic wildlife watching opportunities, show caves, wine and gin tasting, waterfalls and even a thermal pool. We have all the best things to do in the Snowys covered in this guide.
If you want to climb to the summit of Mount Kosciuszko, the most beautiful route is via the Main Range Track. This trail is stunning and it’s by far the best way to reach Australia’s highest peak! We’ll tell you what to expect, including difficulty and how to beat the crowds, as well as everything you need to know before embarking on one of Australia’s best walking trails.
Minyon Falls is one of the most spectacular waterfalls in NSW. The best way to experience it, is to hike to the base and swim in the pool at the foot of the falls. There are two routes to the bottom, and we detail everything you need to know about both routes, including difficulty and which is the better choice for you. We also share how to avoid the crowds.
The South Lawson Waterfall Circuit really comes to life after, or during rain! The forest becomes more beautiful and the five waterfalls located along the track thunder down the cliffs. We’re sharing what to expect from the trail; including difficulty, track conditions and a big secret that will really add some magic to your experience.
Tea Tree Falls is a wild and beautiful waterfall in New England National Park. It’s one of the lesser visited falls along the Waterfall Way and lies off an unmarked trail. The falls and the walking track through a spectacular mossy forest is one of the easiest adventures in the park. We’re sharing everything you need to know, including difficulty and how to find the waterfall.
Dorrigo National Park contains some of the most magnificent forest on earth. As well as ancient rainforest, you’ll also find some of Australia’s most beautiful waterfalls, and many spectacular wild swimming holes. There are walks for all abilities and we hiked each trail to bring you this guide on all of Dorrigo National Parks walks, ranked.
Dorrigo is often only viewed as a short stop on a trip along the Waterfall Way, but that doesn’t do justice to the incredible things to do there. From some of Australia’s most jaw dropping waterfalls, to ancient rainforest to secret glow worm colonies, it’s an outdoor lovers paradise! Here’s all the things you can do in Dorrigo, including hidden gems you won’t find anywhere else on the internet.
The Cathedral Rock Summit Walk is a fantastic hike to an incredible viewpoint. What starts off as a normal bush track soon turns into an adventurous scramble as you problem solve your way to the top. We’ll tell you everything you need to know about the track including difficulty and what it’s like to head up there for sunset.
The Rosewood Creek Circuit is a beautiful walk through the rainforest in Dorrigo National Park. You’ll pass many spectacular turquoise swimming holes and have the chance to make a detour to the tallest waterfall in the park. Here’s what to expect, including difficult and where to find the un-signposted wild swimming spots.
