Climb Mount Maunganui, See the Essence of Tauranga
Allan and Ingrid share their experiences of this scenic and enjoyable walk on the North Island of New Zealand.
Dusty Trails
Renting a Scooter in South East Asia – Staying Upright and Legal
Don't let a scooter rental ruin your trip. From IDP requirements to the 'character test' for rental shops, here is how to stay legal and safe on two wheels in SE Asia.
With the Sámi in Swedish Lapland
Read about Allan and Ingrid's journey 100km north of Arvidsjaur to a Sámi reindeer farm. Explore the deep-rooted connection between the Sámi people and the Arctic forest, and how history affects lives and traditions.
Trading Tracks for Trails: Dad and Daughter Saddle Up for a Historic Ride
Follow Muz and his daughter as they swap their dusty boots for saddles, and a five day horse riding trek along the historic Brisbane Valley Rail Trail from Lowood to Blackbutt.
The Bogside – Frozen in Time
Allan visits the Bogside district of Derry, Northern Ireland. The killing stopped 25 years ago, but the wounds persist, and nobody is allowed to forget.
The Wall in the Wilderness. Derwent Bridge, Tasmania
Discover The Wall in the Wilderness at Derwent Bridge. A massive Huon Pine carving depicting Tasmanian history, found in the heart of the wilderness. Worth every cent.
Vietnamese History Stares Me in the Face
A recent visit to Vietnam delivers Muz some lessons to broaden his understanding of its history and people, and challenge some of the things he thought he knew.
Walking the Tour du Mont Blanc – A Most Challenging Day – Part 2
Will's knees remain serviceable as he climbs higher into the alpine forests and meadows. Follow him for Part 2 (of 3) of this pleasurable but seemingly endless day.
The Art of the Light Pack – For the Slow Traveller in South East Asia
The greatest myth of travel is that you need a heap of different outfits, ‘just in case’. In Southeast Asia, where the humidity is high and the culture is informal, overpacking is a tax you pay in sweat and baggage fees.