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Kangaroo Island: Dramatic coastlines, off-track hiking, and a bit of luxury

How To Prevent Foot Blisters When Hiking

A fraction too much friction: How to prevent foot blisters on your next hike

From Playstation to trailhead: Introducing your kids to hiking

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Recent Posts

Hiking Mount Penitentes, Mendoza, Argentina: Getting closer to the gods in the Andes

5 more articles about nude hiking (because my readers get what my readers want)

Overland Track Competition

Win stuff! – Online Competitions for Hikers – May 2013

Food to Go - Hiking Food

Book review: Food to Go – Everything you need to know about food for hiking

Travel the world by time-lapse - Part 4 (photo taken from Mosquito by Amprods)

Travel the world by time-lapse: The best outdoor time-lapse videos from around the web – part 4

Magnetic Island

Video: World War II heritage and sober koalas: Hiking Queensland’s Magnetic Island

Is it better to walk or run (or hike faster) in the rain? (still-shot from MinutePhysics video on YouTube)

When good weather turns bad: Is it better to move fast or slow when hiking in the rain?

camping fire ready

Being Fire Ready: How to stay safe when camping or hiking in bushfire season

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  • Bushwalk Australia : The only consistently active Australian bushwalking discussion forum (correct me if I’m wrong)
  • Bushwalking Skills (blog) : Sharing Bushwalking Skills and Knowledge
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  • Parks Victoria's ParkWeb : All the info you could ever need about Parks Victoria-managed parks.
  • Switchback Travel A travel website for the outdoor-minded traveler
  • Walks Melbourne (blog) : The insiders guide to Melbourne’s best bush, bay & city walks
  • Walkweb (blog) : A site dedicated to exploring the world on foot

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