Kate Dzienis reviews the Teva Hurricane XLT3, testing its extra cushioning, secure fit and grip on the trail, along with its credentials as a post-run recovery sandal.
Winter adventures across New Zealand's South Island.
Queensland snow enthusiasts, GET READY – Snow Action is expanding its footprint directly into Sunshine State as part of the 2027 Snow Travel Expo! While Queensland is famous for its sun and surf, local skiers and snowboarders are renowned for being among Australia’s most passionate winter travellers. To cater to this fast-growing audience, Snow Action is teaming up with the Snow Travel Expo to bring a dedicated hub of alpine inspiration, expert advice, and exclusive winter coverage to the Brisbane Showgrounds on May 16, 2027 “Queensland powder chasers spend serious amounts of time on the slopes every year. They head south […]
Could designated overnight areas offer a practical middle ground for responsible travellers?
The late-August trail calendar is stacked, with bucket-list stage races, ultras, mountain running, dog-friendly trails and three-day festivals still to come.
Against the odds
Exclusive early-morning access to Blue Cow
Kate Dzienis puts No Pong to the test, exploring whether this Australian-made natural deodorant can handle trail running, long days and the demands of an Aussie climate.
A trail shoe review is only as good as the testing behind it. Here's what happened before each score made it into Trail Run Magazine's biggest shoe group test yet.
DESTRUCTION BEHIND LOCKED GATES: The Secret Attack On Tasmania’s Wentworth Hills Waykaywirinu Precious forests in the vicinity of the world-famous Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair NP are under assault from logging operations. Tasmania is famous for Lake St Clair, Australia’s deepest freshwater lake and the southern gateway to the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. Unbeknownst to many, some of Australia’s worst logging is flattening eucalyptus forests at their highest reaches within 50km of this famous destination, and bushwalkers finishing at this stunning lake after their iconic traverse of the world-renowned Overland Track drive out through forests that are being flattened at […]
Big Andes snow, guide-led lines and real adventures
Thank god she was carrying a PLB
Looking to cut down on trail waste? Kate Dzienis reviews DirtBags, reusable and home-compostable fuel bags designed to replace single-use gel packets.
Dreaming of your first trip to Frog Buttress? Queensland’s trad mecca is home to some of Australia’s finest crack climbing, but it can also catch first-time visitors off guard. From camping and gear to rope length and local ethics, here’s what you need to know before you rack up.
The reason why so many Aussie's keep heading across the ditch
Trail Run Magazine Issue 60 explores Kenya, Oman and Greenland, showcases our biggest-ever 12-shoe group test, and celebrates the stories, people and adventures that define trail running.
To celebrate The Wilderness Society's 50th anniversary, Jimmy Cordwell joins a team paddling Tasmania's iconic Franklin River—reflecting on its history, the campaign that saved it, and why defending wilderness remains as important as ever.
WILD reviews the Arc'teryx Rush Jacket and Bib.