Mount Sonder, Northern Territory.
To spend a day elevated in the central desert is to connect with a profound touchstone of Australian-ness. Doubly so if coming via Berlin.
Issue 13 (Vol. Four – No. One)
Issue 13 (Vol. Four – No. One)
Date
29.02.24
Contents
- Mount Anne Circuit
- Bruny Island
- Sydney Public Art Walk
- Champagne Springs
- The Coast Track
- Mount Sonder
This issue includes a challenging hike on the Mount Anne Circuit, fascinating botanical walks on Bruny Island, a walk immersed in Sydney’s public art, classic Kimberley waterholes and escarpments in northern WA, a hike through the Royal National Park south of Sydney and a climb to Mount Sonder west of Alice.
Champagne Springs, Western Australia.
The thrill of a day venturing on foot into stunning but harsh country is only aided by swims en route and the comforts of El Questro awaiting your return.
Sydney Public Art Walk, New South Wales.
Heads down, we can spend a lifetime overlooking public art but, once seen, the new dimension deepens our relationship to place.
Bruny Island, Tasmania.
Foraging for seeds – successfully or not – is a surefire way to bring island life into sharp relief.
Mount Anne Circuit, Tasmania.
Facing the inevitable weather here is your ticket to one of the rawest, wildest, most arresting – and rarest – landscapes on earth.
The Coast Track, New South Wales.
With public transport creating an elegant loop, the oft-overlooked swathe of wild between Sydney and Wollongong is heaven-sent for a 36-hour ocean reset.