You can read more about Ryan Hansen's adventures in the Warrumbungles in the accompanying feature story ‘Times of Change’ starting on p106 of Wild issue 193.
You can read Sam Smoothy's accompanying feature story in ‘XXIV’ starting on p88 of Wild issue 192.
You can read the accompanying story in issue 191's destination piece ‘Underground Inspirations: Caving on NZ’s South Island’, starting on p116.
The Osprey Duro 6 Run Hydration Vest strikes an impressive balance between comfort, stability and practical storage for trail runners chasing long days out without bulky gear.
This cover shot was taken on Mt Bluff in the Vicorian Backcountry. You can read about how to get there yourself in Wild Issue 190's Track Notes in starting on p128.
New upgrades to the Tallboy
This cover shot and words are by Daygin Prescott. You can read Anzhela’s accompanying story ‘Fear. An Honest Review’ starting on p70 of Wild issue #189.
Read more about Aaron Dickfos’ team’s quest to sample Australia’s steepest backcountry in ‘The Chase’, starting on P84 in Wild Issue #188.
We’re counting down to Wild Issue #200 with 21 iconic covers and a seriously good prize pack from The North Face and Wild.
Read more about Hamish Lockett's traverse of Southwest Tasmania’s Frankland Range in ‘The Inauguration’, starting on P56 of Wild #187.
Read more about packrafting on the West Coast of NZ’s South Island in Neil Silverwood's destination piece starting on P124 of Wild issue #186.
Read more about native forest logging in ‘Tasmania’s Forests: A Climate Solution in Plain Sight’, starting on P40 of Issue #185. Images by Steve Pearce.
See more pics of Steve Leeder, captured by Aaron Dickfos, hitting backcountry airs in the photo essay “Air Apparent”, starting on P84 in #184.
Read more about Fraser Perry's route in WA’s surprising Stirling Range in Issue #183's Track Notes, starting on P106.
AMB Photo Awards return for 2026
Read more about Stan Meissner's Tasmanian sea kayaking adventure in "Are You Really Ready?”, P56 of Wild Issue #182.
Five runners have completed the world’s highest marathon at nearly 7,000 metres on Ojos del Salado, setting two Guinness World Records in extreme conditions.
Read more about Ryan’s Mt Kaputar adventure in ‘Nine Reasons Why’, P60 of Wild Issue #181.