In the lower Blue Mountains there’s a spectacular lookout that has somehow remained a mostly locals-only spot, despite offering panoramic […]
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It’s been a heartbreaking 12 months. Unprecedented bushfires burnt through much of the state — including the overwhelming majority of […]
After being pretty hopeless at publishing trip reports in recent years, I’ve decided to finalise a few from particularly memorable […]
Party: T2 and Em Mt Airly is one of those places I’ve driven past, looked out at from distant peaks, […]
Party: T2, Bron, Steph, Em, Gill One of the perks of living in the Blue Mountains is the ability to […]
It’s back — after four long years — and it has definitely been worth the wait. The Sydney University Bushwalkers […]
Millions of years ago, magma pushed upwards, cooling in a band running north to south along several kilometres near what […]
People who canyon with me quickly discover my contradictory personality. For instance, while I’m a massive gear nerd (both in […]
Party: Paul, Marty, Bron and T2 Ask a Blue Mountains canyoner to list their five favourite canyons and it’s a […]
In case you haven’t noticed, the Fat Canyoners aren’t just passionate about enjoying ourselves in nature, we’re deeply committed to […]
A few months back I finally explored a little canyon that despite being surprisingly accessible is almost completely unknown. As […]
WARNING: As with any ropework, incorrect rigging can result in catastrophic failure, leading to injury or death. The technique below […]
A few days out, Sydney was basking in an unseasonal heat wave, with temperatures cruising into the mid-20s. While I […]
The following post was written by T2 for The Guardian. You can read the original here. For more information or […]
Party: T2, Kosta, Hendrik, Chris The day began poorly. After a frantic packing effort I jumped in the car, already […]
Party: T2, Bron, Vorn Growing up in North West Tasmania, Bron’s childhood bedroom looked out at the stunning escarpment of […]
Party: T2, Evgenia, Emma, Sid, Stephanie, Andrew, Michelle Since moving into the lower Blue Mountains, I am trying to take […]
When I think about canyoning at Bungonia, two words come to mind: big and dry. Unlike the slot canyons of […]
Careful rope management is an essential part of moving through technical canyons in an efficient and safe manner. By ensuring […]
Party: T2, Em, Kshitij, and Bron (on and off) Sometimes I feel like an easy day out, travelling through a […]