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Lake Inverell Boardwalk and Kayak Launch Facility Lake Inverell Boardwalk and Kayak Launch Facility Lake Inverell in New South Wales underwent an upgrade to improve access and increase visitor numbers to the nature reserve. A thriving birdlife and aquatic sanctuary, it is a favorite location among locals to indulge in nature and paddle sport activities. […]
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Dove Lake Bypass Track Dove Lake Bypass Track Carved by glaciers, Dove Lake lies directly beneath Cradle Mountain in Tasmania. Avid bushwalkers can choose from a network of walking and hiking tracks that take them around Dove Lake, or further explore Cradle Mountain, including trails that go up to the summit. These tracks can be
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Julius River Rainforest Walk Julius River Rainforest Walk The Tarkine Drive takes you off the beaten path and into the dramatic wilderness of Tasmania’s Tarkine region. The loop through the Tarkine Drive takes you through many natural landscapes, including the Julius River Forest Reserve. A cool, temperate rainforest with picnic facilities and walking trails, it
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Freycinet Lodge Freycinet Lodge A trip to Coles Bay and Freycinet National Park is not complete without visiting Freycinet Lodge. Featuring environmentally friendly cabins, visitors are able to immerse themselves in the captivating views while they experience nature without sacrificing their creature comforts. To protect the delicate environment, the cabins and pavilions are linked by
Mount Panorama Boardwalk Mount Panorama Boardwalk Mount Panorama, New South Wales – Running along the top of the Mount Panorama circuit, this boardwalk links Griffins Bend to the Bathurst Light Car Club through a combination of ground level and elevated sections, including two viewing platforms. Designed with the view to improve pedestrian safety, this boardwalk
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Devil’s Gullett Devil’s Gullett Devil’s Gullet, Tasmania – This landscape has been evolving for about 200 million years. Featuring dramatic views into a steep, narrow glacial gorge formed by vertical dolerite cliffs, you would not see a single sight of human existence, giving you the feeling of being the only person in the world. Boasting
Horsetail Falls Boardwalk Horsetail Falls Boardwalk Horsetail Falls, Tasmania – The hills here are unnaturally, yet beautifully stained from the mining, copper smelting and large-scale mining excavations of the past. To boost tourism in the area, the Tasmanian government built a walking track to Horsetail Falls. This stepped boardwalk clings to a steep hillside, to
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