Currawong Falls: An underappreciated Aireys Inlet walk
Tucked away amongst the hills behind Aireys Inlet, in one of the less visited sections of Great...
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Tag: Great Ocean Road and Otways Region
Tower Hill Wildlife Reserve (Warrnambool, Victoria): The Ultimate Guide
Just beyond Warrnambool, at the western end of the Great Ocean Road, lies an under-visited nature...
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Walking Griffiths Island Reserve (Port Fairy, Victoria)
The sleepy township of Port Fairy is a charming surprise, hidden at the far western end of the...
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Forest Fairies at Otway Fly Treetop Walk bring some magic to the Otways
When we last visited Otway Fly Adventures to take on the amazing zipline (back in 2016), our...
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Skydiving the Great Ocean Road (that time I jumped out of a perfectly good plane)
“Neil, what are we gonna go and do?” my instructor asks. “We’re gonna jump out of a perfectly good...
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The 4 best places to see glow worms on the Great Ocean Road
Glow worm strands By Eden Pictures, on flickr Growing up with so much American television and...
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Great Ocean Road Walking guide book now available
Over the last 3 years, I’ve been working on co-authoring a hiking guidebook for the Great...
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An Otways Long Weekend – Part 3: E-biking, platypus spotting, and Carisbrook Falls
E-biking the Old Beechy Rail Trail “Now, let’s just give you a go on this little bike,” Nathan...
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An Otways Long Weekend – Part 2: Otway Fly Treetop Walk & Zipline
Ziplining at Otway Fly Treetop Adventures “Mum, you and I are gonna be tree top fairies!”...
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An Otways Long Weekend – Part 1: Exploring Cape Otway and surrounds
Hiking to Parker Inlet via Stringybark Track The wind batters our tired faces as we stretch our...
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The Canyon Hike (aka Lorne Waterfalls Circuit) – Great Otway National Park, Lorne, Victoria
The Canyon Hike (aka Lorne Waterfalls Circuit) Map Last Visited: 08/01/2012 Length (km): 8.5 km...
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Erskine Falls to Lorne (along the Erskine River) – Lorne – Victoria
Map: Not needed (you will be following the creek) Last Visited: 10/01/2010 Length (km): 7.5 km...
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