Hamilton Range: 1-5 March 2023

I don’t often go on club walks any more, for a number of reasons, but every so often one comes up to a mountain I haven’t yet visited and I get excited by the opportunity. I did just that when Olegas bluff popped up on the HWC program. I forgot about the realities of walking …

Mount Robert: 28 August 2022

Winter can be a difficult time for the avid bushwalker with shorter daylight hours and weather that’s less conducive to a pleasant time. For me, added logistical challenges and competing interests have meant I’ve barely been out to the bush. I’ve done plenty of walking and running, but it’s all been on local trails and …

Mount Berry: 29-30 May 2022

A walk for 100 Women2: Women helping Women to fundraise for Women's Health Tasmania. GPS route of the walk from Huon Campground to Mount Berry For those of you who read my last blog, you’ll know what this is about. It is the first time I’ve ever broadcast my intentions to walk to so many …

100 Women2: Women helping Women

‘When we invest in women and girls, we are investing inthe people who invest in everyone else.’ - Melinda Gates When I returned home from my walk with Em across Tasmania, I received a wonderful email from a Mary Dwyer. She had found my blog through a mutual friend and she wanted to talk to …

Tassie Traverse Part 4/4: The Port Davey and South Coast Tracks

...continued from part 3/4... Day 19: Huon River Campground to Crossing River 20.65km, 5:58hrs, 478m ascent The musical notes of currawong song rang out across the campground at 6:30, before it was properly light. They are more melodious than they appear to be in the middle of the day and I lay there enjoying the …