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This is a random collection of photos from bush
walking in Australia. Hopefully it captures some of the magic of the bush; from
fly blown trails to driving snow in the space of twenty four hours.
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Alpine National Park - The high alpine plateau of Victoria, flanked by its highest peaks. It's a beautiful area of rolling moorland and gurgling creeks.
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The Grampians - A stunning ancient landscape of wind shaped rocks and rugged peaks.!
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Mount Howitt and the Jamieson Valley - A fairly rugged region of the southern Alpine National Park in Victoria that offers some challenging terrain!
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The Otways - A temperate rainforest that flanks the Great Ocean Road
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The Overland Track - One of Australia's most famous long distance walks
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South Western Australia - We recently spent a week exploring the south west corner of Australia. Two weeks would have been better!
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Wilsons Prom - A beautiful coastal National Park at the southern tip of mainland Australia. Justifiable popular but still a treat for the walker. Staying at the Lighthouse is a particularly spectacular option
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Winter in the Australian Alps - It may not be Whistler, but yes, it snows in Australian and the Alps do get their fair share. The weather can be a shocker, though. I've been fortunate enough to enjoy some glorious weekends over the past few years. A recent trip had a particularly spectacular morning and loads of snow. Have a look at the gallery or the very exciting summit video .
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