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Nanga Parbat, at 8,126 metres, is the ninth highest mountain in the world. One of its most scenic approaches is through Rupal Valley in Astore Distric...

12-year-old Titus day-dreams about his ultimate mountain bike ride in North West Tasmania (aka Van Diemen’s Land). As he is driven to school, his imag...

Rakaposhi is famous not only because of its height but because of the way it rises from the surrounding landscape. Its enormous vertical rise from the...

Beyond Minapin Glacier, the wider Rakaposhi glacier system covers the upper slopes and valleys surrounding the mountain. These glaciers shape the land...

As a part of the Coast to Cradle Wild Country community engagement, Wildcare group Friends of the Penguin Cradle Trail hosted a social walk on a secti...

Kayaking the Leven Canyon on Tasmania's Leven River is a Class 5 whitewater run featuring steep bedrock rapids, vertical limestone walls, and major wa...

The Tasmanian giant freshwater crayfish is the largest freshwater invertebrate in the world. It is found only in Tasmania, in cool, clean rivers and s...

This Sunday, two community events were held in support of the Coast to Cradle Wild Country vision, bringing dozens of people together to explore and e...

The valleys of the Vale of Belvoir, Loongana and Gunns Plains - Loyetea Range contain limestone. Limestone is a type of rock that formed from sediment...

Black Bluff (1340m) and the lesser-known nearby Mount Tor (1105m) are two of Tasmania’s 158 peaks over 1100m in height, known collectively as ‘Abels’....

Tasmania’s Leven River provides many gifts. It is an un-dammed ‘wild’ river flowing through the Coast to Cradle Wild Country and it is the biggest wil...

Tiger Plain is located within the Coast to Cradle Wild Country on the northeastern edge of the Black Bluff Nature Recreation Area. Tiger Plain is an e...