Aussie Bushwalking

It's like Wikipedia... but for Bushwalkers!

Aussie Bushwalking is a user-supplied list of bushwalking and hiking tracks in Australia - made by bushwalkers, for bushwalkers. It helps bushwalkers find new walks, share walks and track conditions and remember their Australian bushwalking/hiking activities.

New Walks

Haruru Falls
(North Island NZ - 100m return)
Haruru Falls is a five metre high waterfall on the Waitangi River near the settlement of Haruru three kilometres west of Paihia. In the Māori language, the word haruru means 'continuous noise or roar'.…
Craters of the Moon
(North Island NZ - 2.5km return)
Craters of the Moon lies within the Taupo volcanic zone and its landscape can be traced back over 700 years.
Underground geothermal activity along the belt shows itself on the surface as fumaroles,…
Taranaki Falls Circuit
(North Island NZ - 6.1km return)
Walk to spectacular 20m high Taranaki Falls and enjoy excellent mountain views and a range of land forms on a loop track which is part of Te Araroa Trail.
Upper Silica Rapids Track
(North Island NZ - 3.2km return)
Experience a range of vegetation types as well as the creamy-white Silica Rapid terraces.
The boardwalks makes walking over swampy ground more comfortable and reduces the impact of foot traffic on…
Lookout Archerfield Wetland
(Brisbane City Council Local Walks - 2.9km return)
The wetland offers a nice long walking path, perfect for a peaceful stroll or bicycle ride. However, there's little to no shade, making it a bit challenging during sunny summers. The area has a lot…

News

Haruru Falls
was ticked by F.A.B.

13 hours ago

Did not do my research on this one before we left Australia as we just drove to the fall’s car park and walk down to the falls with all the chickens. What we should have done was walk from the Waitangi Treaty Grounds and made a day of it.
Great set of falls. What was funny was that a German couple sent their drone up to photograph the falls but unfortunately it crashed into the top of a pine tree and was not recoverable despite their best efforts to climb the tree!