登山，大自然，旅行
登山，大自然，旅行
Kanku-Breakaways Conservation Park is an otherworldly desert, featuring spectacular coloured hills, flat topped mesas and gibber covered plains. It is located 25km north of Coober Pedy, and I recommend visiting this place when you are staying in the town. You can drive there by yourself, but do check the current road conditions first. The dirt
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Coober Pedy is a remote town in northern South Australia, known for its population living underground to escape the intense desert climates. It is also known as the opal capital of the world, which was why this rural area is inhabited in the first place by prospectors. While it’s considered rural, getting to Coober Pedy
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At 120 meters tall, Langanan Waterfall is the second tallest waterfall in Sabah, followed by Tawai Waterfall (95 meters), both falling behind the extraordinary 700 meters Kadamaian Falls that plunge from the southern flank of Mount Kinabalu. Nevertheless, the impressive Langanan Waterfall is still the tallest accessible waterfall in Sabah that you can reach on
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Tenom is a small town in interior Sabah, Malaysia. It is known as the coffee capital of Sabah and an unofficial capital of the Murut people. For travelers, Tenom features slow, off-the-beaten-path adventures. Train to Tenom from Kota Kinabalu (KK – Beaufort – Tenom) Taking the old trains towards Tenom is one of the slow
Tenom 2-Day Trip: Train Ride Along Padas River | Sabah, Borneo Read More »
Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park is a top spot for camping, fishing, and surfing. It is located at the tip of the Yorke Peninsular, a beach-goer’s paradise a few hours’ drive from Adelaide. A vehicle entry fee applies to enter Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park. Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park There are a variety of attractions in Dhilba
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The Bandicoot Trail of Mark Oliphant Conservation Park in the Adelaide Hills region of South Australia is a 4.5km looping trail through forested hills. Mark Oliphant Conservation Park is a biodiversity hot spot and home to the endangered Southern Brown Bandicoots and Yellow-Footed Antechinuses. While rarely-seen, you might spot these elusive marsupials on your hike
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In this post, I explored the east and middle section of Deep Creek National Park, specifically the Deep Creek Circuit Hike and Boat Harbor Hike. I also camped for a night at Yapari Ngawanthi (Cliffs Campground) in between the two hikes. Deep Creek National Park is the largest area of forest on the Fleurieu Peninsula
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Alligator Gorge is one of the top natural wonders to see in Mount Remarkable National Park. It features dramatic gorges with tall and narrow rock walls. You can access Alligator Gorge by doing the shorter, 2km return Narrows Hike from the car park. There are also longer hikes you can do, such as a 8.5km
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Mount Remarkable National Park is a truly ‘remarkable’ place to soak in the natural beauty of rugged South Australia. There are multiple starting points or ‘parts’ in Mount Remarkable National Park, and in this post we will explore the hikes from Mambray Creek section. The hikes covered in this post include: Hidden Gorge Hike, Daveys
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Morialta Conservation Park is a well-loved nature park for all kinds of activities. There are superb hiking trails, ranging from easy strolls to half-day bushwalks. Also, there are mountain biking trails, and even natural rock climbing areas for experienced rock climbers. Morialta Conservation Park is a great place to visit all year round, but to
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