Guides
Australia's network of bushwalking tracks stretches from coastal heath in Tasmania to the high plains of the Australian Alps, and keeping those places clean is…
A clean composting toilet at a trailhead changes the way an entire bushwalking day unfolds. You can pack lighter because you don't have to plan a full…
Seasonal viewing towers and fire lookouts occupy a peculiar niche in Australia's outdoor heritage. Many were built during the early twentieth century when…
A trailhead with a designated equestrian mounting block or ramp provides useful information for riders arriving with horses, ponies or a float. The facility…
A trailhead is more than a place where a walking track begins. It can also be a meeting point, a local landmark, a site of remembrance, or a useful orientation…
Finding a place to fly a hobby rocket or launch a recreational drone often means leaving the backyard behind. Tree canopies, suburban roof lines, and overhead…
Australia's bushfire landscape has shifted dramatically in recent years. From the Black Summer of 2019-2020 through recurring blazes in the Blue Mountains, the…
A trailhead can be the point where a long walk begins, but it can also connect a local reserve, lookout, rail trail or cultural site with a much larger…
Many Australian dog owners rely on public spaces to give their pets exercise and socialisation beyond the backyard. Cities from Sydney to Perth provide formal…
TrailEditor has grown into a quiet workhorse of Australian outdoor mapping, and the kind of granular information it gathers tends to come from people who have…