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COVID-19 Pandemic
In response to the COVID19 pandemic, state governments introduced a range of public health measures affecting outdoor activities and travel. The restrictions vary from state to state, and have changed as the pandemic developed, so please check the restrictions in your state before venturing out bushwalking.
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Looking for travel insurance that covers activities typically undertaken by bushwalkers? (Not restricted to club members.)
Read more ...Visiting Australia?
Australians call walking in natural areas bushwalking. In other parts of the world it can be known as hiking, rambling, trekking, tramping or hill walking. Before going bushwalking, to ensure thier safety and enjoyment visitors need to understand some of the unique aspects of Australia's environment.
Read more ...Commercial Activities, Tourism and Infrastructure in Protected Areas
Bushwalking Australia’s position on commercial activities, tourism and infrastructure in protected areas such as national parks.
Read more ...Trip Intentions Online
Advising friends, family or a responsible person of your intentions when venturing into the bush should be something all bushwalkers do as a matter of course.
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Bushwalking AustraliaBushwalking is an Australian activity. You may know it by a different name such as hiking, tramping, hill walking, rambling or trekking. Bushwalking covers a wide spectrum of walking experiences in natural or green areas. A bushwalk might be a walk along a trail through urban parks or forest near where you live, or it could be a full day walk or camping trip to a national park or reserve. At the other end of the spectrum a bushwalk can be a multi-day expedition where you are self-sufficient carrying a tent and food. No matter which option you choose it is all bushwalking and because Australia has such a great network of natural areas and a wide variety of land forms there are many opportunities to get into bushwalking whether it be on designated trails or in remote wilderness areas. |
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Bushwalking Australia has endorsed the Healthy Parks Healthy People philosophy to protect the earth’s two most important assets, nature and people. Read the HPHP Communiqué. Bushwalking Australia is a signatory to the International Charter for Walking that acknowledges the universal rights of people to be able to walk safely and to enjoy high quality public spaces anywhere and at anytime. Media: media@bushwalkingaustralia.org.au
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COVID-19 Pandemic
In response to the COVID19 pandemic, state governments introduced a range of public health measures affecting outdoor activities and travel. The restrictions vary from state to state, and have changed as the pandemic developed, so please check the restrictions in your state before venturing out bushwalking.
Visiting Australia?
Australians call walking in natural areas bushwalking. In other parts of the world it can be known as hiking, rambling, trekking, tramping or hill walking. Before going bushwalking, to ensure thier safety and enjoyment visitors need to understand some of the unique aspects of Australia's environment.
