Barwon Heads Architecture Walk, Victoria.
A relatively obscure spot for such an abundance of architecture gems, Barwon Heads throws in whales, sublime food and two beautiful bodies of water for your visiting pleasure.
Issue 15 (Vol. Four – No. Three)
Issue 15 (Vol. Four – No. Three)
Date
28.08.24
Contents
- Kangaroo Island, South Australia
- The OVerland Track, Tasmania
- Melbourne's Inner North, Victoria
- Mount Piddington, NSW
- Uluru Base Walk, NT
- Barwon Heads Architecture Walk, Victoria
This issue includes the famous Overland Tack in Tasmania, a spectacular walk around the base of Uluru, a clifftop and beach trek on Kangaroo Island, a hike in the Blue Mountains through lush gullies and to a cave, an iconic coastal architecture walk around Barwon Heads, and an inner walk through Melbourne’s inner North revealing secret lanes and gardens.
Uluru Base Walk, Northern Territory.
Circling the base of the great desert icon grants an entirely new appreciation of this enduring landscape, its sacred history and our place within it.
Mount Piddington, New South Wales.
On track and off, the infinite nooks and crannies of the mighty Blue Mountains faithfully serve world-class everything. Including a reliable source of people to give a nod to.
Melbourne’s Inner North, Victoria.
Architecture, people-watching, cafés for miles – life is humming on the streets of inner Melbourne.
The Overland Track, Tasmania.
The Overland Track really needs no introduction. This 65-kilometre trail from Cradle Mountain to Lake St Clair is one of Australia’s premier multi-day walks and an unforgettable experience for three generations.
Kangaroo Island, South Australia.
A visit to explore Kangaroo Island’s iconic sites proves to be deeply immersive and rewarding due to encounters with the local fauna, whilst moving through an impressive landscape.