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January 7, 2018 BY Outdoorstype

Hike Between Pubs in the Adelaide Hills

The selection of beers on tap at the pub at Uraidla

Two bumbling blokes set out again. Over the hills and far away. Read about the second Outdoorstype “Aleblazer” hike here.

Tagged With: adelaide hills, ale, beer, hiking, mt lofty, uraidla, walking, waterfall gully

September 5, 2017 BY Outdoorstype

Australian Outdoors Bloggers

Australian Outdoors Bloggers

Three Australian outdoors bloggers talk about blogging and social media. John Feeney from The Hiking Society, Michela Fantinel from Rocky Travel, and Ben Collaton from the Snowys blog share invaluable insights into blogging about the great Australian outdoors. This post focuses on the work that goes into a blog, how much work each post is,…

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Tagged With: australia, camping, hiking, outdoors, travel, writer

August 27, 2017 BY Outdoorstype

Adelaide’s Best Lookouts

Gleeson Ridge, Beaumont.

Over the last few months I’ve spent time hiking around the Adelaide hills face. I found three vantage points that will have you feeling like you’re flying! Read the Weekend Notes article here.

Tagged With: adelaide, adelaide hills, hiking, lookouts

July 30, 2017 BY Outdoorstype

Best Water Bottles for Hiking

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Stop buying bottled water. Buy re-usable bottles. If you want some water how often do you reach for a pre-filled disposable water bottle? Bottled water is easy to buy in disposable plastic and glass containers everywhere. The fact that buying bottled water actually costs around 2000 times more than tap water should be a good…

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Tagged With: hiking, water bottle

September 22, 2016 BY Outdoorstype

Operation Flinders Challenge

Banner for Operation Flinders

  Operation Flinders Challenge 2016 is an outdoor endurance event on the 8th and 9th October. Starting at 7.00am at the Morialta Conservation Park in the Adelaide Hills, participants can take part individually in the 15 km circuit, and as teams of two, three or four in the 15, 57 or 85 km circuits.

Tagged With: hiking, operation flinders, Youth

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