Our first two Cape to Cape walks were based in Augusta at Sheoak Chalets. And how comfortable we were! Steve looked after us very well and we had great chalets with wonderful views. Diane as per usual created her masterpieces, and Alf was always a welcome sight at the end of the day.  read more »

I've just finished 3 trips based at the beautiful Cove at Denmark. Situated right on Wilson Inlet amongst karri, tingle and jarrah, where could  you find a better place to be?  read more »

With a trip title of the Queen of Sheba, it had to be a good trip. And it was. I wonder how many people rejected the trip on the basis that the Stirlings in early September would be wet, cold and miserable??  read more »

The wet weather we encountered on our photographic trip to Dwellingup didn't dampen the enthusiasm of the potential professional photographers who spent 3 days exploring how to better use their digital cameras.  read more »

This is a bit of a summary of a trip I did in July  in the Pyrenees. Walking we a friend, we started in Hendaye in France and used the long distance walkilng trails called the GR 10, 11 and HRP, crossing to and fro between France and Spain. We trekked about 400km, getting approximately just under half way from west to east in the time we had. The rest is for another year!  read more »

This article was written by Jean Hudson who came on the astronavigation trip in March. It was published in The West Australian on May 3rd.

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Well if I wasn't getting ready for my Pyrenneen adventure I think I would have a bad case of PTD (post trip depression) after our fabulous Karijini trip. Great people, weather, scenery, food, vehicle, even leaders!  read more »

The Bibbulmun track is Western Australia's longest walking track and is one of the longest, continuously marked tracks in Australia.  read more »

I've just returned from walking the Larapinta Track in the West MacDonnell Ranges in central Australia. One of my fellow walkers, Ollie Brown, has submitted this report:

On some websites the Larapinta Trail is euphemistically referred to as a 'desert ramble'.  A ramble suggests leisure, wandering, freedom to linger over a picnic lunch and perhaps to gaze meditatively at the scenery, the birds, the clouds or whatever else takes your fancy.  read more »

What a fantastic week in Albany. Unbelievable weather, warm sunny wind free days. We started with a paddle on the King River, exploring its upper reaches from the Upper King Bridge. Once we could go no further we retreated and went downstream to the imposing granite boulders in the middle of the river. The following day we crossed Oyster Harbour in the early morning, scarcely a breath of wind. Then we paddled up the tranquil (well once we got past the waterski area) Kalgan River. A lunch time swim was just what we needed before we continued upstream to the ancient fish traps. The day ended by disembarking at Montgomergy's winery where we enjoyed a few chilled wines on the  verandah.  read more »