
Australian Hiker is Australia’s premier hiking podcast as well as providing a southern hemisphere view on overseas hiking. We are Australia’s longest running and most downloaded hiking podcast with regular episodes being released every two weeks covering gear and trail reviews, hiking practice, recipes and skills. Bonus episodes will be released at least once a month and include interviews from th... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 354 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsLeisureWilderness | |||

As this podcast goes to air I am just 8 days out from starting my journey on the Heysen Trail in South Australia. In this episode I talk about the trip planning and discuss my pre trip expectations, hesitations, and concerns!
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It's the 7th of July, 2026, and in a few weeks’ time I’ll be commencing my southbound journey on South Australia’s Heysen Trail. This trail is Australia’s’ longest dedicated hiking trail spanning approximately 1200km from Parachilna in the north, to ... more
The Coast Track is located in Royal National Park on the southern side of Sydney. This is a walk I have been trying to do for a number of years but for various reasons I could never quite make it! Recently Gill and I picked the perfect weather window... more
The Portuguese Camino spans 625km from Lisbon in Portugal to Santiago in Spain but rather than doing the full walk many people opt for the shorter 260km Portuguese Coastal Way running between Porto and Santiago and which takes most people 12 to 14 da... more
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I love listening to this podcast. It’s very informative and interesting. It’s nice that it doesn’t just cover American trails for a change.
This podcast has great topics and really well researched. The on trail episodes are a little boring but the after the trip are always good. Tim please stop saying “I must admit” is totally infuriating and annoying or at least edit it out. You could also do better by being a bit more empathic and polite to your guests, sometimes they are saying really interesting things and Tim’s reply is an unrelated question from his list of questions rather than comment on that interesting thing or continue th... more
I only discovered this podcast a few months ago and I have been binging as many episodes as I can squeeze into my day. Gill and Tim, thanks so much for giving me my hiking fix when I can’t actually get out for a hike.
I’ve only been listening to Tim and Gill for about 6 months, but it has become one of my top podcasts. It took me a few episodes to get used to the style and banter but I now actively seek out episodes of interest anytime it’s podcast time. This show is dangerous if you have even a tiniest bit of wanderlust…you’ll be wanting to head to the outdoor shops, quit your job and hit the trails and great outdoors! Thank you for your show!
Great podcast. New to hiking. Information relevant and helpful. Just did 3 Capes and preparing for Overland. Not knowing anything about hiking and being brand new and raw and green, it’s great to hear you guys and learn some from those who have gone out and done. Thanks.
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A long-running outdoors podcast centered on hiking, gear, trail reviews, and long-distance treks across Australia and beyond. It frequently covers on-trail experiences, planning, and practical tips, with regular gear tests, trail recommendations, and interviews with living legends and industry professionals. Notable strengths include in-depth field reporting from on-the-ground episodes, a strong focus on local Australian tracks as well as international trails, and a willingness to feature conservation volunteers and trail-adjacent experts. The show's conversational banter and gear-centric content make it valuable for wannabe and seasoned hikers seeking actionable insights, gear guidance, and trail inspiration.
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