Federation Track West, Western Victoria and South Eastern Australia
It’s not often you spend two months walking half a route. But, unsurprisingly, that’s more than enough time to be moved, changed and ready for mum and dad’s.
Issue 21 (Vol. Six – No. One)
Issue 21 (Vol. Six – No. One)
Date
27.02.26
Contents
- Alpine Mountain Circuit
- The Narrows
- Tomaree Coastal Walk
- Mount Bimberi & Blue Waterholes
- Mount Roland
- Federation Track
The Autumn edition comprises a challenging 90 km solo hike in Victoria’s High Country, a day walk along Mallacoota Inlet, a multi-day coastal hike north of Newcastle, a four day hike in the mountains of Namadgi and Kosciuszko National Parks, an arduous mountain traverse south of Launceston, and a 62 day hike on The Federation Track West linking Melbourne to Adelaide via the coast.
Mount Bimberi & Blue Waterholes, Australian Capital Territory / New South Wales
We all dream of someone holding our hand from time to time. No more so than when finding one’s feet in the mountains.
Tomaree Coastal Walk, New South Wales
Famously stunning, yet far too easy to rush past, a stone’s throw from Newcastle lies a majestic gathering of dunes, coves and islands primed for on-foot exploration.
Alpine Mountain Circuit, Victoria
In a largely flat, coastal- hugging country there is an unmistakable homecoming to being wrapped in our biggest mountains.
Mount Roland, Tasmania
The alt route is cast in a new light when the schedule gets blown out by excess foliage and peak-bagging compulsions.
The Narrows, Victoria
There’s always horizons new, but there’s also returning to favourite places to build traditions and measure the scale of time.