-recounting a day in the wild – A trail nestled high in the alpine of the west coast, specifically the Cayoosh Ranges of the Coast Mountains of British Columbia, is home to spectacular flora and the wildest of fauna.  The winding and steep 4×4 road serpentines a mountain on a now deactivated forest service road…

Getting out on some epic trails over the weekend has never been easier in Tasmania’s wild front. Take a squiz at 3 of my favourite day hikes, that you can complete, year round.

A solo & self-guided 3 day / 2 night camp on Tasmania’s southeast peninsula. An experience that celebrates the rich history of the region with an epic Tasman Sea backdrop matched with Australia’s highest dolerite coastal cliffs.

Summiting Tasmania’s Abels and introducing off-track navigation in the northwest coast of the Tyndall Ranges.

A fast packing adventure condensed over 2 days in Tasmania’s Northwest. Passing 2 wilderness huts, 2 stunning alpine lakes, and summiting one epic massif. This adventure is for anyone needing a type II adrenaline rush.

A personal account of journeying through Tasmania’s Southwest National Park. Traversing one of the region’s most rugged terrain, solo & unsupported. The most wild and type II fun of climbing, bouldering, and scrambling over 6 days in the wild.

A personal account of journeying through Australia’s Red Centre, solo & unsupported. Discussing ancient geology, resilient flora, and rich Indigenous history of Alice Springs, in my detailed trail notes.