If you’re looking for inspiration through the camera lens then look no further then Life’s An Adventure’s pack-free guided walk along Central Australia’s Larapinta Trail. The bluest skies combined with the rich ochre earth will turn you into a fine landscape photographer. Seriously, it’s almost impossible to take a bad photo on this walk! Just […]
Brent McKean writes about his family holiday on Life’s an Adventure’s 5-day Kakadu National Park walk. “On the first day we were collected by our Life’s An Adventure guides in Darwin and after loading our gear and meeting the other guests we headed to Litchfield NP. I was travelling with my partner Holly and […]
Increasing your core strength will help you walk further and enjoy your next Life’s An Adventure pack-free guided walk. Many of you may think of your core as strong, toned abs, but abdominal muscles are only part of the story. Experts refer to the core as the many different muscles that run the entire length […]
If you’ve ever wondered what all the fuss is about when people talk about Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory being one of Australia’s most unique environments we reckon these images will do the talking! And you can see these views, and so, so many more, on a Life’s An Adventure 5 or 7-day […]
There’s nothing worse than having a dicky knee whilst on pack-free guided walk with Life’s An Adventure. It can ruin your day – or worse, immobilise you when you’re out on the track. This seven minute video from US physical therapist Dr Jo gives you some great tips for strengthening your knees so take the time […]
One thing Sydney is blessed with is natural beauty – from one of the world’s most famous harbours, to the coastal areas offering magnificent views of the Tasman sea, and lush bushland that spreads throughout the city’s urban fringe. And one the best things is you can immerse yourself in all this natural beauty by […]
After a day on the track doing a Life’s An Adventure pack-free guided walk your body may feel a little sore and stiff. Your neck, back, shoulders and calves might feel a bit tight. So, what your body could do with is a post-hike stretch or three. Nothing too intense just gentle stretches to […]
By Di Westaway | Chief Adventure Chick at Wild Women On Top and Coastrek People often ask why I sign up for big, hairy, audacious adventures. Do I like pain and suffering? Do I hate showers so much? Am I simply an adrenaline junkie who loves living out of my comfort zone? No. In fact, […]
By Daniel Dourneau This story was shared by Daniel Dourneau who was quite stoked to find an article we had written on the volunteers from the Hobart Walking Club that first created bushwalking tracks in the Tasman Peninsula long before there was an official Three Capes Track walk. You can read the original article by […]
By Life’s An Adventure Guide Chris Armstrong Travel restrictions and national park closures at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic have been particularly hard on avid bushwalkers. It is hard to replicate in a town or a city, the sight of a long, narrow foot track winding away through the forest, the comforting weight of […]
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