Dirk Hartog Island is a spectacular island off the coast of Shark Bay in Western Australia which is best known as the site where Hartog himself erected an inscribed pewter plate in 1616. Why every account of Dirk Hartog mentions…
Karijini National Park is a 6000 square metre wilderness area in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. As the state’s second largest national park it contains some of the country’s most remote and untravelled attractions so is perfect for anyone…
How well do you know the trails of Australia? We had a lot of fun creating this Great Walks Australia Crossword. Hope you enjoy it! Was it too easy? or too hard? Let us know how you did (walk@inspirationoutdoors.com.au) Click…
Born and educated in Scotland, John McDouall Stuart (1815-1866) emigrated to Australia arriving in South Australia in 1839 at the peak of colonial exploration. The protégé of legendary explorer and South Australian Surveyor General, Charles Sturt, John McDouall Stuart began…
My journey to becoming an Inspiration Outdoors guide is a story that follows anything but a defined path. Growing up in the Blue Mountains I had, from a young age, been entirely indoctrinated into an appreciation for the outdoors. Towards…
