Hiking
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Jack Louis37 • Male
Sydney NSW
Intermediate
Hi all! I am coming to Sydney in July 2018 and looking at some hikes in the Blue Mountains area. I'm travelling for work so will be on my own and figure it might be best to try to find some hiking buddies. I was thinking of doing the Mt Solitary and Kedumba Valley Circuit (33.8km) (https://www.trailhiking.com.au/mt-solitary-and-kedumba-valley-circuit/) as a three day trek. I'm fairy experienced, I've done quite a few multi-day hikes in various countries (and continents). I'm planning on starting of Friday the 13th of July, finishing on Sunday the 15th. So if you fancy making a friend and camping out on top of Mt Solitary in July PLEASE don't hesitate to get in touch!! Jack
17 Jun 2018

Anna Woraphan36 • Female
Marrickville NSW
Beginner
I would love to go hiking around the Blue Mountains or anywhere in Sydney with good views. It would be great to have a hiking buddy. I do not drive nor own a vehicle so we would need to go around by public transport. I would prefer weekends. I have never hike before but would love to try it out!
9 Jun 2018
Buddy Tenunknown • Male
Sydney NSW
Intermediate
Sydneysider 30yo, looking for some weekend hikes,
10 Apr 2018

Moustapha Hassanaly41 • Male
Homebush NSW
Intermediate
Mountains only. Max 40 km per day, 3000 m positive elevation
27 Mar 2018
Saf Iqbalunknown • Male
Baulkham Hills NSW
Beginner
I'm 50 years old male looking for hiking partner(s) for hiking in Blue mountain or Hills district.
22 Mar 2018
Julia Berniceunknown • Female
Kingsford NSW
Beginner
35y old. Would love to hike Mt Kosciusko with a hiking female buddy before winter hits! Preferably on the weekend as I work full time. I normally hiked on the heathcote national park alone but never been camping before.
8 Feb 2018
Crystal Ang38 • Female
Frenchs Forest, New South Wales
Beginner
I enjoy hiking, and exploring new places. What's better than going around discovering various places with a person or a group. Anywhere around Sydney would be great!
13 Mar 2017
Brenda Trang26 • Female
Lidcombe, Sydney, New South Wales
Beginner
Love hikings, location would be just around the sydney region is fine. No vehicle, so transport would be going by train. Teens around my age would be best. Availability changes. Hikes during the day only from 9-5 inbetween times as suggested. (holidays would be best)
28 Mar 2016
Vinny C40 • Male
CARLINGFORD, NSW
Intermediate
Let's explore Sydney!
17 Nov 2012
Paula Paula38 • Female
BELFIELD, NSW
Beginner
Interested in hiking, I've done a few treks, one in New Zealand and some hiking in Laos. I ant to get ready for my trip to Peru at the end of the year where I'll be hiking to MachuPichu, yay! Want to do hiking/treks in NSW, maybe once a week. Would be interested in joining a group or someone that is a bit more experienced than me. My availability is quite flexible.
27 Aug 2012
David Magyar46 • Male
MIRANDA, NSW
Intermediate
look to do some hiking
24 Nov 2011
Nicole S46 • Female
SYDNEY, NSW
Intermediate
I used to do it very often. It's always good to release myself after a whole week working.
5 Nov 2011
About Hiking in Australia
Hiking is one of Australia's most popular outdoor activities, offering a way to explore the country's extraordinary natural landscapes while building fitness and mental clarity. From day walks to multi-day wilderness treks, hiking suits all fitness levels and requires minimal equipment.
Getting Started
A well-fitting pair of hiking boots, a daypack, adequate water, and navigation tools are the essentials for most day walks. State-based bushwalking clubs provide a social way to explore trails with experienced guides. Walkers of all fitness levels are welcome.
Hiking in Australia
Australia's national parks and reserves offer thousands of kilometres of marked trails, from the iconic Overland Track in Tasmania to the Larapinta Trail in the Northern Territory, the Great Ocean Walk in Victoria, and the Blue Mountains in NSW. Find hiking partners near you on Sports Match Maker.