The fourth and final day of the Wilsons Promontory Southern Circuit, Roaring Meg to Tidal River takes hikers from inland sections of the park to the western beaches. Initially heading through heath and forests, the circuit follows vehicle tracks to Oberon Beach for some outstanding coastal walking back to Tidal River. An excellent and fitting finale to one of Australia's best coastal walks...
Friday, 25 May 2018
Thursday, 24 May 2018
The longest and hardest day of the Wilsons Promontory Southern Circuit, Little Waterloo Bay to Roaring Meg takes hikers up the biggest ascent of the walk. After walking the white sands of Waterloo Bay, the track rises up along the coastal ridge before descending to a side trip to the lighthouse at South East Point. Heading inland to Roaring Meg campsite, a side trip leads to South Point - the southernmost point of the Australia mainland...
Wednesday, 23 May 2018
Day two of a the Wilsons Promontory Southern Circuit, this day traverses the beautiful beaches between Sealers Cove and Little Waterloo Bay. The best beach-focused day of the track, walkers are taken to the beautiful beaches of Refuge Cove, Northern Waterloo Bay and Little Waterloo Bay, as well as the coastal views from Kersop Peak. Featuring some excellent forest walking as well, this is another excellent day on the circuit...
Tuesday, 22 May 2018
Day one of a the Wilsons Promontory Southern Circuit, this day takes hikers from the visitors centre at Tidal River to the first campsite at Sealers Cove. Following the road to Telegraph Saddle, the walk trail heads through areas recovering from past bushfires and landslips before passing through spectacular rainforest and boardwalked swamps. Ending in the beautiful forests of Sealers Cove Campsite, this is a great first day...
Saturday, 19 May 2018
Overview
One of the greatest and most spectacular natural wonders in Australia, Karijini National Park lies within the Pilbara region of Western Australia and protects a 6,274 km² section of the state's tallest and most impressive mountains in the Hamersley Range. While the Hamersleys are home to the twenty tallest peaks of the state, the park is becoming increasingly known and loved Australia-wide for the incredibly beautiful gorges...
Sunday, 13 May 2018
A short but scenic walk in William Bay National Park, this 1.5 kilometre trail links the popular Greens Pool and Elephant Rocks. Starting at the Greens Pool car park, the track descends to the calm waters of Greens Pool before rising through the dunes to Elephant Cove and its famous rock formations. With an optional adventurous return scramble along the rocks, this is an iconic part of the WA's South Coast...
Saturday, 12 May 2018
The westernmost day walk in Stirling Range National Park, the walk to the summit of Mt Magog is also the park's longest day walk trail. Initially walking through the lowlands, the trail quickly steepens to take on the mountain head on as it rises to a saddle between the summit and the neighbouring Talyuberlup. With some scrambling to the summit, this is an excellent walk in one of Western Australia's most beloved national parks...
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