Hiking in Australia: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You

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Enjoy hiking in Australia with a certified mountain guide and discover "the bush", "the outback" and more!

Hiking in Australia is a feast for the senses. Its beautiful wilderness and landscapes have gained it popularity as an outdoor adventure destination with a broad variety of landscapes and terrain to explore. Find a certified guide on Explore-Share.com and let them show you the best hiking trails in Australia.

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Hiking Around the Byangee Walls, 1-day in New South Wales

ACIA certified guide Chris wants to lead you on a full day trek around the beautiful Byangee Walls in New South Wales, Australia.

FromUSD 160 per person for 3 travellers

+1 days

All levels

High

National Pass, Half-day hike in the Blue Mountains National Park, near Sydney

The certified guides from Australian Mountain Guides will take you on this beautiful and lovely half-day hike through the National Pass in the Blue Mountains National Park, near Sydney, an area full of intense and raw natural beauty full of the best native bushland and vegetation that Australia has to offer.

+1 days

First time

Low

2-day Hike along the Coast Track in the Royal National Park, near Sydney

Immerse yourself in awesome Aussie nature, right on Sydney's doorstep on this 2-day hike along the coast, accompanied by an experienced guide.

FromUSD 110 per person for 6 travellers

+1 days

All levels

High

Karloo Walking Track, Day hike in the Royal National Park, near Sydney

The certified guides from Australian Mountain Guides will take you on this day hike along the Karloo Walking Track in the Royal National Park, near Sydney, a tranquil oasis of wild Australian bushland and nature that takes in thick vegetation, rock outcrops and multiple peaceful swimming spots, all close to the city.

FromUSD 400 per person

+1 days

Beginner

Intermediate

Climbing Mount Kosciuszko in Australia, Summit walk in the Kosciuszko National Park

Join a certified guide on a one day hike to the summit of Mount Kosciuszko in Australia, discover the beautiful flora and fauna and take in the best mountainous views in the entire country.

FromUSD 30 per person for 8 travellers

+1 days

Intermediate

High

Climb Mount Barney via “Logan’s Ridge”, 1-day ascent in the Mount Barney National Park

Join a certified guide as they lead you on this picturesque and tranquil 1-day climb of Mount Barney via “Logan’s Ridge”, in Mount Barney National Park, Queensland, Australia, a stunning place that entails lovely and superb views back out over the spectacular, tree-lined Australian countryside.

FromUSD 350 per person

+1 days

Beginner

Intermediate

6-day Cradle Mountain Huts Walk in Tasmania, Australia

Join the certified guides from Australian Mountain Guides as they take you on this truly special, glorious and spectacular 6-day huts walk around Cradle Mountain in Tasmania, Australia, one of the best hikes in Australia and a jaw-dropping slice of natural beauty full of some of the best scenery in the country.

FromUSD 3500 per person

+1 days

Intermediate

“Twin Falls Plateau Walk”, Day hike in the Kakadu National Park

Experience the real Australian outback on this day hike to the Twin Falls in Kakadu with a local and knowledgable guide.

FromUSD 50 per person for 6 travellers

+1 days

Intermediate

High

“Jim Jim Falls Plunge Pool Walk”, Half-day hiking adventure in the Kakadu National Park

Explore the best of the Northern Territory on this half-day of hiking with a local guide and learn all about the nature of the Kakadu National Park.

FromUSD 33 per person for 6 travellers

+1 days

All levels

Intermediate

Day hike to the summit of Mount Barney’s “North Peak”, Mount Barney National Park

A day hike to the summit of Mount Barney’s “North Peak” in Mount Barney National Park, Queensland, Australia, is a truly special and glorious activity, and a certified guide will lead you through the stereotypically Australian scenery that provides amazing views and a fun, memorable landscape and terrain to experience.

FromUSD 350 per person

+1 days

Beginner

Intermediate

Day hike to the Figure 8 Pools near Sydney via Burning Palms Beach, Royal National Park

This day hike to the Figure 8 Pools near Sydney via Burning Palms Beach, Royal National Park, is a truly stunning and spectacular adventure, and the certified guides from Australian Mountain Guides will take you through the superb native landscape and terrain to reach the memorable and amazing Figure 8 Pools.

FromUSD 450 per person

+1 days

Intermediate

High

“Uluru Base Walk”, Day hike around Ayers Rock in the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park

Join an experienced guide on an awesome hike around the base of the majestic Ayers Rock and learn about the geology of the area and as well as the cultural importance.

FromUSD 48 per person for 6 travellers

+1 days

All levels

Intermediate

Freycinet Experience Walk: 4-day Hike in the Freycinet National Park, Tasmania

Together with an experienced guide, discover the best of the Tasmanian bush and coast on this 4-day hiking adventure in the Freycinet National Park.

FromUSD 208 per person for 6 travellers

+1 days

All levels

High

Day hike in the Blue Mountains National Park, from Sydney

Hike through a UNESCO World Heritage site, accompanied by a knowledgable guide and learn all about the nature and the geology of the area.

FromUSD 48 per person for 6 travellers

+1 days

All levels

Intermediate

Day hike to the summit of Mount Bruce in the Karijini National Park

Certified guides from Australian Mountain Guides will lead you on this captivating and truly awe-inspiring day hike to the summit of Mount Bruce in the Karijin National Park, a vast and expansive land full of the red and rocky terrain the Australian outback is known for.

FromUSD 400 per person

+1 days

Intermediate

High

Half-day Hiking adventure in the Hancock Gorge in the Karijini National Park

Explore the red dirt of Western Australia with an experienced guide on this challenging hike through the spectacular Hancock Gorge.

FromUSD 30 per person for 6 travellers

+1 days

Intermediate

High

FAQs: Hiking in Australia

What should I know about Hiking Australia?

Australia boasts 7,617,930 sq km (2,941,300 sq mi), and consequently, a wide variety of landscapes and terrain. Therefore, there is a broad range of options to explore when you go hiking in Australia including desert landscapes, tropical rainforests, mountains, beaches and more. Natural parks with unique red rock formations, blue water lagoons, small cascades, beautiful peaks covered in green, and more, are part of the Aussie hiking charm. Furthermore, Australia is also famous for its stunning wildlife. Kangaroos and koalas, wombats, platypuses, and other curious animals inhabit this unique and colorful country.

Would you like to discover some of the best hiking trails in Australia? Then find a certified guide and let them guide you to some of the amazing Aussie locations!

Why should I choose Australia for my Hiking adventure?

The beaches, the mountains, the bush and the outback

Australia is so large that it boasts a wide variety of landscapes. Home to beautiful beaches and mountains, to rainforest and desert, it has it all. The region known as "the bush" is a dry and wooded area, typical of the island. "The outback" is the name for inland Australia, away from the sea.

The amazing wildlife

Kangaroos and koalas, wombats and platypuses are some of the animals that you might encounter when you go hiking in Australia. Furthermore, if you're up for a snorkel after, Australia is home to the world's largest coral reef too.

The friendly local people

Aussies are famous for their relaxed and friendly attitude. After a day out hiking in Australia, you will enjoy the great vibe and atmosphere that the people bring to the table.

What can I expect from the weather in Australia?

Australia is a very large country and therefore the weather varies considerably. It recieves less than 600 mm of rain per year – except in the northernmost part of the country. Average daily temperatures range from 18 ºC to 30 ºC, depending on location and season.

Which language is predominantly spoken in Australia?

English

What currency is accepted in Australia?

Australian dollar (AUD)

How can I get to Australia?

Getting to Australia will involve flying to Sydney (SYD), Melbourne (MEL), Perth (PER) or Darwin (DRW). Once there, rent a car or arrange transport options with your guide.

What’s the country code of Australia?

+61

What’s the high season for Hiking in Australia?

Year-round

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