And here no one would talk of beach surfing at Sydney Opera or magnificent museums in Brisbane or about the harbors, seafood, garden & parks in the city of Sydney, or Adelaide’s art festivals and 1869 food hall or Perth’s well-known beaches and ports. Not every time, city lights are enough to please our minds or chill our mood. Sometimes, all you need is pull your boots on and get stuck in through rainforest, across open plains, over the mountains ridges and beside lakes and oceans. Something that would play Tame Impala’s “solitude is bliss” in your mind and cause a stir to unravel the places worth your holidays.A plan or a place first? To avoid you from getting into a chicken and egg situation, we will help you with the list of some amazing hiking places in Australia that you will want to jump into right then.
#1 Heysen Trail, SA
This 1,200-kilometre hiking trail in South Australia offers you breathtaking landscapes while you pass through the hike, which is open for seven months a year. This trail takes you to Barossa Valley and Wilpena pond while exposing you to the most beautiful historic towns wrapped with pine forests, vine yards, coastal areas, native bushlands and farmlands in your list. If you are a beginner, you can explore the south section from Cape Jervis to Spalding which is a real eye-candy. For the ones who want to challenge their hiking boots and step in more, north section from Spalding to Parachilna Gorge is recommended for the rewarding experience.