Warburton is about an hour’s drive from Melbourne’s central business district. With its lush surrounds, secluded forests, gushing Yarra river and village vibe, Warburton is the perfect quick vegan getaway destination. Plus, there’s vegan-friendly hospitality is found in leaps and bounds here. Warburton is the perfect destination for weekend wandering. Find vegan-friendly comfort at the […]
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A great Australian bushwalk holds many benefits for travellers. It’s in our blood to wander and there’s unexplained beauty in that. Travellers are motivated to wander for many reasons – to explore new destinations, to find meaning or purpose in our lives or debunk a belief, to seek out connections and make life-long friends. There
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Spring is springing up here in Australia and the countdown to more days spent in the outdoors is on. Bushwalking, hiking, picnics with friends are those stellar ways to maximise the benefits of our time outdoors – fresh air, warm sunshine, and soothing views of trees, plants, wildflowers and wildlife. With bushwalking and hiking comes
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Despite being cold and wet most days, winter in Melbourne can still give way to small glimpses of sun and breaks in the weather. These are precious moments when a winter walk can fuel you for your weekend. The Kokoda Memorial Walk in Upper Ferntree Gully, locally known as the 1000 Steps, is a popular
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This post is brought to you in partnership with Ford Fiesta and Focus, the best small cars in Australia. It’s no wonder why Tasmania has a reputation as being at the edge of the world. Its most southerly position from the Australian mainland is a fair hike for some travellers and this fact might discourage
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Spring is ever so close and while I’m pining for the sunshine, I’m harnessing my last remaining days when I can enjoy a winter wander. Ringwood Lake set the scene for this week’s wintery walking adventure. The lake hugs the corner of two very busy roads in Ringwood East – Maroondah Highway and Mount Dandenong
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This week’s winter walk took me through the lush bushlands of Blackburn Lake Sanctuary. Forecasted rain and hail held off willingly so I could enjoy a morning of wandering dirt trails through skinny eucalypts and low-lying grasslands. Blackburn Lake Sanctuary is beautiful and offers many wanderers the space and outdoorsy inspiration needed to get
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It has been bitterly cold in Melbourne this week to the point where I’ve said numerous times that I’m now sick of winter. The weather must’ve heard me because the sun came out to play today. It was such a wonderful opportunity to get out and about to do a bit of bushwalking at Liverpool
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I’ve lived in Melbourne’s east for a big chunk of my life and The Dandenongs are right on my doorstep. It’s always been on my list to do a bit of bushwalking in The Dandenongs but I’ve never proactively set the time aside to actually do it. There have been times when I’ve trekked up
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