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Australian Hiker is Australia’s premier hiking podcast as well as providing a southern hemisphere view on overseas hiking. We are Australia’s most downloaded hiking podcast with regular epis...
This podcast episode contains a series of recordings on my Great south West Walk starting from my return the tail after my rest day In Nelso...
This podcast episode contains a series of recordings starting from my travel day prior to my trip to the end of week 1. For the first two da...
As this podcast goes to air I am just a few days out from starting my journey on the Great South West Walk in southwest Victoria. In this ep...
Throughout Australia much of our wilderness areas and reserves are managed by the relevant government agencies and while to do the best they...
Recently I’ve come to realise that at some stage I may not be physically able to do every walk on my list and even though the plan is to do...
On the 2nd March 2026 Australian Hiker has gone through a major change and in this short episode we want to update you, our listeners, with...
When you think about Transylvania the name Dracula comes to mind. But did you know that Transylvania was originally part of Hungry and only...
The concept of pack weight for your hiking adventures is one of those topics that has the potential for heated debated when you get a group...
The 154km West highland way is one of Scotland’s best known hiking trails and in fact is listed as one of Scotland 'Great Trails'. Having sa...
Australia is a country of sun lovers; if we aren’t at the beach, we’re out bush, if we aren’t out bush, we are usually outside doing somethi...
Iceland is a destination that you don’t tend to hear too much about when it comes to hiking so when Aussie hiker Sarah Groves contacted me l...
In early 2025 I came across the term Land snorkelling and it definitely piqued my curiosity about what it was because as a term its probably...
Over the past 18 months we have caught up with New Zealand Hiker Jonty Crane about several of his adventures, many of which are on trails th...
Ask most hikers to name some European hiking trails and the 170km Tour Du Mont Blanc hiking trail will often crop up. This trail includes se...
On 11 November 2025 Australian Hiker celebrated its 9th birthday. In this podcast episode we reflect on our past year, and look at where we...
It’s that time of the year when you start to consider gifts for that special hiker in your life. In previous years we have looked at the ful...
The 2025 Outdoor Retailer Australia Show was held on 14-16 October 2025 at EPIC located minuted form the centre off the city. For various re...
Gill and I have been meaning to walk the Mount Dromedary Summit Trail, also know as Gulaga located between the coastal towns of Narooma and...
One of the things I love about doing this podcast is hearing about people’s stories. I particularly love hearing about hikers creating a ‘ch...
In this week’s episode, we catch up with Rob from Australian pack manufacturer, Whippa, to find out all about this uniquely Australian compa...
Last weekend Gill and I walked the newly opened Munjip Trail, located just south of the NSW coastal town of Batemans Bay. This walk, which r...
The Kokoda Track has is a single-file foot thoroughfare that runs 96 kilometres overland through the Owen Stanley Ranges in Papua and New Gu...
The Australian Walking Track Grading System was endorsed in July 2010 as a voluntary industry standard and is now used almost exclusively th...
Many hikers have heard of the New Zealand Great Walks and in this episode, we catch up with New Zealand Hiker, Jonty Crane, to find out just...
Recently we caught up with hikers Natalie and Pete Cornford to talk about their adventure on the 509km Turkish walking trail, the Lycian Way...
In episode 317 we talked about the Camino del Norte-Camino and the Camino Primitivo but have you ever heard of the 350km Via Gebennensis, al...
When we started Australian Hiker in 2016 one of the question’s that we got asked, a lot, was do we run hiking trips? As much as we love hiki...
Every year Australian Hiker touches base with suppliers, importers and manufacturers of hiking equipment to find out what new and exciting p...
I follow a number of US based podcasts and blogs and one of the things that appears unique to the USA is the discussion on ‘fun’. It’s not t...
Ask just about anyone who is a non-hiker to name a long distance hiking trail and chances are they will say the ‘Camino’ and by default this...
When we think about hiking there are two pictures that typically come to mind. The first is of moving from place to place over multiple days...
I first fell in love with long distance hiking in about 2014 and surprisingly it had nothing to do with the movie ‘Wild’ that was released i...
In 2012 we hiked in Bhutan and at that time we were trying to decide between two hikes. One of the choices we were looking at was the 350 km...
In mid 2024 Larissa and her husband Brendan, hiked 1047km along the length of Ireland predominantly on ‘The Ireland Way’. This is a trail th...
The new Southern Headlands Walk is a one way, 20km walk between Narrawallee and Burrill Lake located near the southern township of Ulladulla...
No one plans to get lost or injured on a hike but every year our state and territory police forces, with support of organisations like the s...
In 2018 Tim hiked the Bibbulmun Track as a solo male hiker, but what’s it like hiking the Bibbulmun as a solo female hiker? In this episode...
Once you decide to start doing overnight hikes there are additional pieces of gear that you need to consider like a sleeping bag, tent and a...
In January 2025 over the Australia Day Long weekend Australian Hiker headed up to Kosciuszko National Park to walk the newly opened Snowies...
Ask just about any hiker to name some overseas hiking destinations and Timor-Leste is unlikely to be in that list. In fact, most people woul...
In late 2017 our friend Kellie, Gill, and I undertook a five day walk on the Kangaroo Island Wilderness Trail in South Australia and to this...
Sleeping bag liners; what are they used for and why should you consider using them if you are into overnight camping? As the name suggests,...
In this podcast we interview Canberra hikers Amanda and Paul about their recent trip on the UK based Coast to Coast Path National Trail. Thi...
On 21 October 2024 Lauren Thomas and Steph Brake started on their 40 day, 500km journey starting at the northern Tasmanian township of Pengu...
In this podcast episode we talk about our bucket list of overseas (outside Australia) multi-day hikes. Each of these hikes, regardless of th...
In this podcast episode we talk about our bucket list of Australian-based multi-day hikes. Each of these hikes, regardless of their length,...
There are estimated to be approximately 3,200,000 podcasts in existence however many of these are no longer in production. Many shows start...
Mike Railton is becoming a bit of a regular on the Australian Hiker podcast and in this episode, we talk about his hike on the UK walk known...
For many hikers, a key bucket list hike has been trekking to the Everest Base Camp. However, this trek, along with the world’s tallest mount...
The Yerong Walking Track is one of a handful of walking track contained within the Rock Nature Reserve, also known as the Kengal Aboriginal...