Ready to step into adventure? We’ve rounded up the Top 10 Walks for 2025—a mix of iconic trails and hidden gems that will spark your wanderlust and bring you closer to nature. From breathtaking coastlines to serene forest paths, these walks are perfect for every kind of explorer.
So, which trail will you tackle first?
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We’ve curated the ultimate list of the Top 10 Walks for 2025, featuring trails that will inspire your wanderlust and reconnect you with nature. From iconic destinations to hidden gems, these walks are perfect for all levels of adventurers.
Which hike will you conquer first? Let us know your top pick!
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Discover the beauty of Japan’s hidden gem. The Michinoku Coastal Trail offers breathtaking views, rugged cliffs, and the serenity of untouched nature.
Ready for an adventure like no other? 🌲
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Majestic moments from our Three Capes Tasman Peninsula walk last weekend! 🐋✨ What’s one wildlife encounter you’ll never forget? 🌊👇
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Wilpena Pound via Bridal Gap to Black Gap on the Heysen Track Flinders Ranges
On today's walk you'll really get to appreciate the area and its sheer scale. Continue your journey across the valley floor totally surrounded by the impressive Wilpena Pound walls. Prior to European settlement, the indigenous people hunted here. The Aboriginal word Wilpena means ‘cupped hand’. Holding tremendous cultural significance and spiritually uplifting, this is an ancient place offering unparalleled sanctuary and tranquility to disconnect from the world and reconnect with yourself. At Bridal Gap, there are astounding views to be had over the Pound and out over the Chase Range.
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Our Top 10 Destinations based on bookings by you, our Auswalkers!
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Yallingup to Cape Naturaliste and Bunker Bay on the Cape to Cape Track
The final section of the Cape to Cape is simply divine. Taking the cliff top trail, lap up the spectacular ocean views throughout the day. The track makes its way down to the beach where you can witness the full power of the ocean. Sugarloaf Rock is another highlight, a large granite island shaped like a cone of sugar - the form in which sugar was sold in years gone by. This walk is challenging in sections but every step is worth it. For those on the self guided itinerary finishing at the beautiful Bunker Bay is the cherry on top of an excellent day.
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Nakatsugawa to Tsumago on the Nakasendo Trail
The walk from Nakatsugawa to Tsumago is one of the most popular along the Nakasendo Trail. Stroll along the ancient cobblestone path to arrive at the stunning little town of Magome, no. 43 of the 69 post towns that are visited along the Nakasendo and a major highlight! Both Magome and Tsumago are well known for their preserved feudal era wooden buildings serving as an open air museum. It feels like you've stepped back in time as you explore the many small shops along the street. The trail after Magome is varied and beautiful making its way past rice paddies, through woodlands and waterfalls to the gorgeous village of Tsumago. This 17km walk can also be shortened to 9km if you wish!
We're well and truly into the European Spring walking season with many of our exciting destinations now open...If you haven't booked yet don't fret, we're still taking bookings for your dream 2024 European walking holiday!
Why we love (walking in) Australia
From red deserts to mossy canyons, lush forests to rugged coastlines
Mountain peaks to sea stacks, so many magical finds
Pristine beaches glistening with sand of pink, gold and white
Unique wildlife and critters, and fellow likeminded walkers a real highlight
Warm accommodation hosts welcoming you after a wonderful day on the track
Glorious sunsets with your delicious dinner and be reunited with your backpack
Enjoy creature comforts and a comfortable bed
Wake up to the sun rise with more breathtaking beauty ahead
Here are 12 of our favourite Australian Day Walks
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