Green Gully, New South Wales.
Over a big four days, the highs and lows of this walk – both geographic and personal – are fabulously framed by icy water by day and open fires at night.
Issue 10 (Vol. Three – No. Two)
Issue 10 (Vol. Three – No. Two)
Date
26.05.23
Contents
- Stockyard Spur
- Frenchmans Cap
- Brunswick Heads
- Wallaby Gully
- South Yarra
- Green Gully
This issue includes a day out on the Stockyard Spur track in Namadji National Park, a multi-day hike to Frenchmans Cap in Tasmania, a restorative walk along the coast and river at Brunswick Heads, a ramble past granite outcrops and cascades in the Strathbogie Ranges, an architectural exploration in South Yarra on the edge of Melbourne’s CBD, and a tough and rewarding four day hike in the Oxley Wild Rivers National Park in NSW.
South Yarra Architecture Walk, Victoria.
Sitting on the south-east edge of Melbourne’s bustling core is a series of cultural, recreational and architectural destinations that highlights the rich tapestry of the city.
Stockyard Spur, ACT.
A true alpine day walk – or simple overnighter, hut included – that will have you back in the bush capital in under an hour feeling entirely refreshed. Though perhaps not your legs.
Frenchmans Cap, Tasmania.
This hike is a wild, wet and perhaps snowy journey through a mythic Australian setting to an unlikely named destination.
Brunswick Heads, New South Wales.
A restorative walk around familiar country creates reconnection, peace and healing after a natural disaster.