Hiking & Camping in New South Wales

Watch the sun rise over the horizon at the highest point in the Byron Bay hinterland on this 2-day Mt Warning sunrise climb. Leave Bryon Bay behind and travel by road to the base of the mighty Mt Warning. Explore subtropical, World Heritage–listed rainforest and cool off with a rock pool swim in Mount Warning National Park. After a tasty bbq dinner, fall asleep under the stars. Next morning, awake early for a hike to the peak and watch the sun bathe the landscape in its soft, golden glow.

Experience Blue Mountains National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, while supporting literacy among Australia's Aboriginal youth. Explore the Australian bush with a small group on a train journey from Sydney, and a four-six-hour hike.Trek through Wentworth Falls, down the tallest outdoor staircase in Australia, and into the Jamison valley. Stop for lunch surrounded by waterfalls and treat yourself to something cold at the conservation hut. All proceeds support Indigenous Literacy Foundation.

Sleep under the stars in comfort on this three-day, action-packed camping adventure in the Blue Mountains. The all-inclusive trip includes the best parts of camping in the wild - sitting around a camp fire, telling stories, being close to nature - but prioritizes your comfort, with stretcher beds, showers, and meals provided. A fun weekend for active travelers, with hiking, abseiling, and a visit to an ancient Aboriginal site.

Get out of the city for a 4-6 hour hike though Sydney Harbour National Park. Swim at secret beaches, learn about Australia's flora and fauna, and feel good doing it with all of the proceeds going to Indigenous Literacy Foundation who's mission is to improve literacy among Indigenous children in Australia. After the hike, explore Manly's cafes, restaurants, and surf shops, and opt to take a scenic ferry ride back to circular quay.