Category: Australia
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Australia, long distance hiking, Long-Distance Hiking Trails, Mountain Skills, Queensland, south australia, tasmania, Thru-hike, Victoria, Western Australia
What are the Best Long-Distance Hiking Trails in Australia?
“Discover the diverse landscapes of Australia through its best long-distance hiking trails. From the rugged Australian Alps and the desert landscapes of Larapinta, to the lush forests of Bibbulmun and the coastal beauty of Cape to Cape, embark on a journey of exploration and adventure. Read more to find your next hiking challenge!”
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What is the Difference Between Bushwalking and Hiking?
Unravel the difference between bushwalking and hiking, two similar but distinct outdoor activities. Discover how HiiKER, the ultimate hiking maps app, caters to both bushwalkers and hikers around the world.
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Hiking the Australian Alps Walking Track
Located in the Central Highlands and Alpine regions of Victoria, the Australian Alps Walking Track is considered to be one of the most difficult long-distance bushwalking trails.
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Hiking the Overland Track
This beautiful Tasmanian hiking trail attracts hikers and walkers from all over the world and it’s easy to see why.
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Hiking the Bibbulmun Track
The Bibbulmun Track is said to be one of the world’s greatest long-distance hiking trails. It’s 590 miles (950km) of breathtaking landscapes starting in Kalamunda, in the east of Perth, and finishing up in the city of Albany.
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Hiking the Scenic Rim Trail
The Scenic Rim Trail can be divided up into four distinct sections and comes with a total elevation gain of 5,925ft (1,805m).
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Hiking the Heysen Trail
South Australia’s Heysen Trail is the longest dedicated walking trail in all of Australia, so completing this full-thru-hike is no easy feat.
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Hiking the Larapinta Trail
Located in Central Australia’s Northern Territory, the Larapinta trail is one of Australia’s most beautiful bushwalking trails.
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Buller Huts trail – Australia
For the last couple of years, I had been in search of the best multi-day hikes all over Australia. The obvious ones such as the Overland Track kept popping up but I had already completed it and I was in search of something with fewer crowds and tantalising views. One day I came across a…
