Walks and hikes
Home to coastal treks and rainforest hikes, Australia is perfect for getting active among nature.
Top walks and hikes
Take a day hike
They may only take a day, but Australia’s day hikes are nothing short of spectacular. Choose between mountains, beaches, forests and outback and get a taste of Australian nature. Here are Australia’s best day hikes.
Go on a coastal walk
With more than 30,000 kilometres (18,000 miles) of coastline, it’s no surprise that Australia boasts an abundance of coastal walks. From the windswept coast of Tasmania to the sunny coast of Queensland, these coastal walks are simply stunning.
Go with a guide
If you’re ready for a deeper, more meaningful walk, then you can’t go without a local guide. Australia’s guides have incredible knowledge of nature, wildlife and culture, making for an unforgettable experience. Here are Australia’s best guided walks.
Embark on a Great Walk of Australia
Some walks stay with you long after you leave the trail. Great Walks of Australia is a collective of truly memorable walks, from treks through the outback to hikes through ancient forest. Check out Australia’s great walks.
Take on a hiking trail
Whether you want to spot kangaroos in the wild or seek out hidden waterfalls, Australia’s hiking trails are just the place to do it. Our iconic tracks wind through incredible landscapes and offer wildlife in abundance. Explore Australia’s best hikes.
Stroll through the city
Australia’s cities offer a bustling atmosphere, incredible food and fascinating architecture. Taking a stroll through our urban environments is a great way to get to know Australia’s cities better. Here are the country’s best urban walks.
Hike through Wilsons Prom
A vast reserve of coastal wilderness, Wilsons Promontory is a hiker’s delight. The many marked walking trails mean that you can easily explore uncrowded beaches, rainforest gullies and rocky mountains. Here are the best hikes at Wilsons Promontory.
Take a hike in Tassie
Tasmania’s epic nature makes it a great place to explore on foot. You can explore rugged mountain terrain, white-sand beaches that squeak underfoot or dense green forest. Here’s your guide to walking in Tasmania.