Article from: On The Road Craig Sheather discovers that the outdoors and year-round adventures go hand-in-hand at Falls Creek. Ask any bushwalker, snow-skier or mountain lover and they will all tell you the same thing …
Go Wild in Tassie’s South-West
Article from: On The Road Magazine Exploring the edge of the world in Tasmania There’s something life-affirming about being at the end of the line, especially in Tassie where the end of the road almost …
Five of the wildest roads in the world
Article from: WhichCar These road trips aren’t for the faint-hearted. If you caught episode 14 of WhichCar TV, you would have seen Dan and Andy take an Alpine A110 and a BMW M2 to one …
Meet Me At The Farm Gate
Article from RVdaily Don’t waste your hard-earned money on a trip to the Mediterranean – Sun Country on the Murray has it all and more The Moira Shire, also known as Sun Country on the …
Wooleen Station
Article from On The Road Magazine WOOLEEN STATION, Murchison, Western Australia Fancy camping with absolute river frontage in over a quarter of a million acres of mulga shrub lands? Camped on the banks of the Murchison …
Paradise Lost and Found on Fraser Island
Article from RVdaily A first-timer hits up the world’s largest sand island with the crew from Zone RV. But is Fraser Island all it’s cracked up to be? It was possibly after the fifth battered fourby …
Australia’s 5 Best Outback Station Stays
Article from RVDaily When it comes to an authentic outback experience, it’s hard to beat setting up camp on a working station. Plus, some of the most spectacular countryside is found on private property. Have …
Heavyweight Title Fight: Lorella Springs vs Cape York
Article from Unsealed4x4 Can Lorella Springs threaten Cape York as one of Australia’s premier winter touring destinations? Whether it be epic four-wheel driving, magic remote campsites, fishing, pristine freshwater swimming spots or something else entirely, …
Australia’s Violent Past: 5 Meteorite Craters You Can Actually Visit
Article from RVDaily We tell you why you should travel to see these holes in the ground Throughout its 4.5 billion year history, Earth has experienced countless meteoric impacts but thanks to the volatile nature …
Woolen Station
Article from On The Road Magazine WOOLEEN STATION, Murchison, Western Australia Fancy camping with absolute river frontage in over a quarter of a million acres of mulga shrub lands? Camped on the banks of the Murchison …
Ngkala Rocks impassable, Diray and Carree closed on Fraser Island
Article from mr4x4 After Tropical Cyclone Oma lashed the east coast of Australia last week, damage to the beach has left Ngkala Rocks impassable, and Diray and Carree camping areas closed off, on K’gari – Fraser …
The Hottest Spots in Western NSW
Article from RV Daily And we’re not talking about dance clubs… May I begin with a confession? I’m a volcano tragic. I’ve visited them all over the world and stared into the boiling lava lake …
Birdsville Island
Article from Mr4x4 Birdsville has been inundated with flood waters coming down from Winton and The Diamantina to the north. The water has created an inland sea, with the aptly named Birdsville Island still sitting …
Tathra Life After The Bushfire
Article from ontheroadmagazine Out of the ashes Tathra has risen to be once again a top holiday destination As we enter another summer season and with large parts of eastern Australia already under drought conditions, bush …
Shaun Whale’s Top 5 Tough 4×4 Tracks
Article from Redarc Looking to put your 4×4 skills to the test? Shaun Whale from Australian 4WD Action offers up his top 5 toughest tracks from across the country, so buckle up! I’ve picked out …
Sturt National Park: Raising A Glass To Sturt
Article from Unsealed4x4 I was in NSW’s most remote national park … but still bought a beer at Cameron Corner A couple of generations ago, well 1972, a national park was established in the far …
A Dual Battery Charger For All Off Road Adventures
Article from Redarc Stefan Fischer has been running the AllOffRoad channel on YouTube since 2014 and has amassed over 16,000 subscribers. His goal is to showcase living life to the fullest and unveiling the adventure …
Cape Liptrap
Article from On The Road Magazine When we were invited to a gathering of friends and family in Victoria at a place called Bear Gully, only 160km south east of Melbourne – it was hard to …
Moyston Camp Ground
Article from On The Road Magazine Birthplace of Australian Rules football Moyston is a tiny village situated between the Grampians and Ararat. Once a booming gold mining town Moyston now slumbers in the sun in …
Rollin’ Down A River
Article from On The Road Magazine The Clarence River Canoe and Kayak Trail is the longest whitewater trail in Australia On a recent road trip through the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales, we …
Chambers Pillar – A Complete Travel Guide
Article from Travel Outback Australia As soon as Chambers Pillar rises in the distance, you can’t help but marvel at its striking red and white walls, contrasting with the sky’s deep blue. At around 150 …
The Ultimate Bush Survival Guide
Article from Redarc Australia. The land of snakes, spiders, sharks and ‘drop bears’. The land of extreme heats and then near-death cool weather in a matter of minutes out in the desert. The land of …
Kwolyin Campground
Western Australian central wheatbelt The Western Australian Wheatbelt has very few opportunities for bush camping, but one I can recommend is the Kwolyin campground located on the Bruce Rock-Quairading Road, only seven kilometres west of Shackleton, and …
Big Bell Ghost Town, WA
Article from The Great Escape Australia Camping in a ghost town isn’t something you get to do everyday! The former town of Big Bell, Western Australia is about half an hour from Cue, Western Australia. This town sprung …
What We Don’t Have (& Don’t Miss!) On The Road
Article from thegreatescapeaustralia It’s easy to get caught up in all the gadgets available for camping & travelling. And while we do travel with quite a lot of creature comforts (it’s our full time life …
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