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The Heaphy Track - Walking New Zealands Longest Great Walk

The Heaphy Track - Walking New Zealands Longest Great Walk

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Written by Anna Cochrane When 2020 decided to turn upside down and I found myself back home in New Zealand, I made the decision that I would get out and...

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Canyoning for Beginners

Canyoning for Beginners

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Written By Zoe and Flynn H Love hiking but just want to be more wet more of the time? Do you like jumping in and out of icy cold rock...

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Trek & Travels Top Tassie Tips & Tricks

Trek & Travels Top Tassie Tips & Tricks

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Trek & Travel Staff discuss their favourite Tassie hikes and the gear they couldnt live without

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Going from Bipedal to Bicycle. How your hiking gear can take you further 

Going from Bipedal to Bicycle. How your hiking gear can take you further 

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By Flynn Armstrong With overseas travel seemingly further and further away more people are looking at what they can do in their own backyard to unwind. Lucky for us we have...

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New to Trail Running

New to Trail Running

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By Flynn Howley & Jas Bojarski Award winning Helium Jacket from Outdoor Research has an epic fabric update. New Diamond Fuse Pertex vs the old Pertex We’re very excited about...

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Heading to the snow? An easy guide on how to get the best out of a snow trip and double-dip your hiking gear

Heading to the snow? An easy guide on how to get the best out of a snow trip and double-dip your hiking gear

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Heading down to the snow can seem like a daunting adventure. Questions arise; What to wear to keep warm? What type of sleeping gear to take? It can confuse even...

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Choose your own Adventure-DAD

Choose your own Adventure-DAD

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Father’s Day is just around the corner (6th of September) and we’d like to offer everyone a special father’s day pressie from us, 15% off Store wide (excluding electronics). Use...

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Rain jackets aren’t as ‘waterproof’ as they once were and why that’s a good thing

Rain jackets aren’t as ‘waterproof’ as they once were and why that’s a good thing

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Written by Sean Janda, Translation by Jemima   Our resident gear geek and physics fanatic, Sean Janda, breaks down the DWR technology behind wet weather jackets. Jemima’s on hand to...

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Mini adventures for the mini adventurers-in-the-making

Mini adventures for the mini adventurers-in-the-making

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By John Jamieson A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away I hiked for days and days in wild mountains in fabulous foreign places. Then I had my...

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A love letter to my camp kitchen set up

A love letter to my camp kitchen set up

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Being faithful to good outdoor gear is a bit like a marriage. Once you’ve finally settled on that perfect piece of equipment its exciting, you invest in it, you discover...

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How Covid-19 disrupted my travel - Anna Cochrane

How Covid-19 disrupted my travel - Anna Cochrane

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Riding a rollercoaster is the only way I can describe the last week of my life in Chile, as I made the decision to leave and head home to New...

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Best Overnight Adventures around Sydney I’ll be Heading to after Lockdown Ends

Best Overnight Adventures around Sydney I’ll be Heading to after Lockdown Ends

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by Zoe Cowen Lockdown hasn't been easy for anyone. Routines have been disrupted and plans have been foiled for the foreseeable future. Avid adventurers have not been spared, however, our free...

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