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We invite you to read the latest stories from media, guests, guides and staff. Each journey is unique!

News   :   October 2026

Beyond the Trail: The Unexpected Moments of Larapinta

From sunrise summits and swimming holes to camp traditions and unexpected friendships, Maddie reflects on six unforgettable days walking the Larapinta Trail.

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News   :   September 2026

Mahalia Smith: Finding New Perspectives on Familiar Paths

Four years into guiding on the Overland Track, Mahalia still finds wonder in its changing seasons, unexpected moments and the connections formed along the way.

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News   :   September 2026

Walking Into Perspective: Reflections from the Red Centre

For many, a journey through the Red Centre is about experiencing one of Australia’s most iconic landscapes. For Emily O’Keeffe, it became something more: an opportunity to slow down, reconnect with the land, and return home with a fresh perspective.

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News   :   July 2026

The Slow Craft: What Happens When You Stop Rushing

What can an architect-turned-guide, the Tjanpi desert weavers and two sisters on a walking the Three Capes teach us? That the most rewarding experiences can't be rushed. Explore three stories that reveal the quiet power of slowing down.

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News   :   May 2026

Three Capes: A review of Tasmania’s Iconic Guided Multi-Day walk

Trading a desk and family chaos for the Tasman Peninsula, Molly discovers the immense mental reset (and world-class cake) found on the Three Capes Track.

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News   :   May 2026

Ocean Sunrises & Barefoot Beaches: A Journey Along the Bay of Fires with Po Yan

Endless beaches, glowing orange rocks, ocean sunrises, and the quiet pride that comes after a day on the trail, discover the moments that stayed with Po Yan long after her Bay of Fires Signature Walk ended.

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News   :   May 2026

A Mountain in Glow: Walking the Overland Track During the Turning of the Fagus

35 million years in the making, and it only lasts a few weeks. Discover the ancient, golden transformation of the Tasmanian highlands during the 'turning of the fagus.'

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News   :   April 2026

Uluṟu’s Most Exclusive Dining & Wellness Experience

Discover how the new Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa Signature Walk redefines the wilderness experience through sustainable design, restorative wellness, and exclusive dining that brings you face-to-face with the heart of the Red Centre.

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News   :   April 2026

From Overland Track Guide to Du Cane Brewing | A Tasmanian Wilderness Story

From guiding the Overland Track to brewing its spirit into every drop at Du Cane Brewing Company.

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