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4 October 2026
Today’s editionNº 524 runs24 places
A long way from the last town
Remote country, hours past the last fuel.
GorgeNº 01Boodjamulla Lawn Hill GorgeDeep in the Gulf country of the remote north-west, Boodjamulla (Lawn Hill)National ParkNº 02Nambung National ParkIn the coastal dunes north of Perth near Cervantes, Nambung holds theWildlife ZooNº 03Phillip Island Wildlife ParkSpread over sixty acres of bushland at Cowes on Phillip Island, thisGorgeNº 04Kings CanyonRising 100 metres from the desert floor, Kings Canyon features towering sandstoneNational ParkNº 05Maria Island National ParkOff the east coast near Triabunna, Maria Island is a car-free nationalWildlife ZooNº 06Territory Wildlife ParkSouth of Darwin near Berry Springs, the Territory Wildlife Park is devoted
Under the ground
Caves, chambers and gorges cut into the rock.
CaveNº 07Abercrombie CavesSouth of Bathurst in a quiet fold of the Central Tablelands, theGorgeNº 08The Drip GorgeNorth of Mudgee, where the Goulburn River cuts through sandstone near UlanBush WalkNº 09Verandah CaveAn hour's walk from the Borenore picnic area along Boree Creek trailWaterfallNº 10Galvans GorgeA small but perfectly formed waterfall and swimming hole just off theCaveNº 11Tantanoola CavesSet in a former sea cliff on the Limestone Coast, the singleGorgeNº 12Natures Window KalbarriWhere the Murchison River loops through the red-and-white banded sandstone of Kalbarri
Green inside the city
Gardens, remnant bush and creek corridors in town.
Botanic GardenNº 13Botanic Garden Mount TomahThe cool-climate garden in the Botanic Gardens of Sydney network sits highNature ReserveNº 14Ocean Grove Nature Conservation ReserveThe largest patch of non-coastal indigenous vegetation left on the Bellarine PeninsulaLookoutNº 15Koala ParkA wildlife sanctuary in West Pennant Hills, running since 1930 across tenWildlife ZooNº 16Melbourne ZooThe oldest zoo in Australia, opened in 1862 in the gardens ofBotanic GardenNº 17Kings ParkKaarta Koomba sits above the Swan River on Whadjuk Noongar countryNature ReserveNº 18Waite Conservation ReserveOn the steep Hills Face below Mount Lofty, this reserve of around
Another kind of ground
Six places of a kind you have not been walking.
Bush WalkNº 19Mount NgungunOne of the most accessible of the Glass House Mountains on theCaveNº 20Kelly Hill CavesIn the island's south-west near Flinders Chase, the Kelly Hill Caves areFossickingNº 21Watts Gully Diggings, Mount Crawford ForestIn the pine plantations and native forest of Mount Crawford, in theBush WalkNº 22Forts WalkMagnetic Island's most popular walking track climbs through eucalypt and acacia woodlandCaveNº 23Hastings Caves and Thermal SpringsIn the forested far south beyond the Huon, Newdegate Cave is theFossickingNº 24White Cliffs Opal FieldsOpal was found at White Cliffs in 1889, and the field it