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It is usually a series of small things.

One of the things I keep coming back to when writing these books is that most hiking problems are not caused by one huge mistake. It is usually a series of small things. That is really what these books are about.

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What would you do next? →

Disoriented off track and losing light fast is set in the Blue Mountains, NSW, where a brief step off a marked trail becomes full disorientation as afternoon light fades. The interactive scenario examines how quickly a familiar environment becomes unfamiliar, and why the first decision after lo

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New Australian Hiking Guides

New Australian Hiking Guides Reveals Why Most Incidents Start Before Anything Goes Wrong. Most hiking incidents don’t begin where you think. They build through small changes. Explore the field guide and two-volume series. Explore the field guide → https://www.trailhiking.com.au/small-things-

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What do you do?

It’s 11:10am. You are three hikers on a steep return descent over loose rock. One member rolls their ankle on a shifting stone. They say it is fine and want to keep moving. There is no visible swelling. The weather is stable, the day feels routine, and you are about 2.5 hours from the trail

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Three books came out of it

Most hiking problems don’t start with a big mistake. They start small, then compound. I’ve tried to understand how that happens. Three books came out of it: 📘 Before You Go 📗 On the Trail 📕 Small Things Don’t Stay Small

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The Small Things That Matter on the Trail.

A practical field guide to recognising early warning signs before small issues escalate. https://www.trailhiking.com.au/small-things-field-guide/

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Practical planning guides for long-distance treks

These kind-distance trek guides focus on walks that typically require five or more days on trail, or involve a level of remoteness and logistical planning that goes beyond a standard overnight or multi-day hike. https://www.trailhiking.com.au/long-distance-trek-guides/

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Never stop exploring

Trail Hiking Australia helps people find great walks and develop the knowledge needed to hike safely in Australian conditions. Start exploring…

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Planning a hike involves more than distance.

Terrain, elevation, daylight, water and risk all matter. Trail Hiking Australia now has free hiking calculators to help you plan in five steps: Feasibility → Difficulty → Time → Water → Risk Explore the tools: www.trailhiking.com.au/calculators/

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LET Someone KNOW

Before heading out on a hike, leave a trip plan with someone you trust. Where you’re going. Your route. When you expect to be back. When to raise the alarm if you don’t check in. It takes a few minutes and can make a big difference if something goes wrong. https://www.trailhiking.com.au

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Hiking safety is not about carrying more gear.

It is about understanding how your systems work together. Navigation. Environmental protection. Hydration. Injury response. Communication. Load management. Equipment reliability. Decision-making. Each one matters. None of them work in isolation. The Hiking Safety Systems is a pract

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Are you ready for a long distance trek?

Practical planning guides for long distance, multi-day treks we’ve completed This growing collection of planning guides is based on multi-day treks that Julie and I have personally completed, both in Australia and overseas. Each guide is written as a practical planning reference for hikers w

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Free in January.

Free in January. Free every other day too. Trail Hiking Australia 🌿 www.trailhiking.com.au

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The sun sets on another day.

The sun sets on another day. Hope yours was a good one too. Looking forward to more hiking on the weekend.

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Where do you go to escape?

Love going for a hike after work. It’s great to get away from the office and absorb nature. This is my favourite park close to home. Where do you go to escape?

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Quiet time

Needed some quiet time today so got out to explore. It’s nice to slow down and take in the detail.

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Merry Christmas!

Wishing you and your loved ones a safe, restful, and joyful Christmas and New Year. Thank you for being part of Australia’s hiking and bushwalking community. Hope you have some exciting adventures planned over the holidays. Darren Edwards

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Huayhuash Circuit in Peru

Remembering our trek on the Huayhuash Circuit in Peru, a challenging and incredible high-altitude multi-day trek (8-12 days, ~130km) in the Andes

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The Way You Come Home

National ExploreSafe Day - December 1 Together, We Can Make Every Adventure a Safe One Stay Safe. Explore More. Always #ExploreSafe Get involved at https://www.exploresafe.au/national-explore-safe-day/

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Get tips and inspiration right to your inbox!

The November Trail Hiking Australia newsletter is on its way. If you haven’t subscribed, you can follow the link below. In this issue I’ve pulled together a few things worth checking out — an important safety message ahead of National ExploreSafe Day, a helpful blog for anyone hiking in their 5

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